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Buckled columns with 10 stories above, and sagging floors from 22-26. I would hope those SOC brothers were quickly removed in favor of surviellance by drones instead. They moved staging back an additional block for safety, but had three companies with no actual engineering expertise inspecting...

LOL I bought my high school graduation suit in Robert Hall. And used to (literally) live in Lafayette Electronics just west of the armory. I had my '67 Chevy Caprice Classic, SS 427, 385 hp serviced in McGrotty. The only antipollution device was a PCV valve!

That would be right. Also, is that L136 and L129 correct? There are at least 4 truck co.s closer unless there was a concurrent operation nearby

I like how the bridge structure wasn't at all involved, but the dumb NY Post writes that the bridge "caught" fire,

Any info on the Brother that was removed? Hope it was nothing serious.

There have been MANY commercial multiples in the last 50 years at that area between Apollo St and Gardiner Ave.box. I remember twice the (original) Superpmper was used.

2 blocks north, 229/146 are 2nd due,.

were they operating at 0117?

Box 117 - long run from No. 10th & Berry to Scott & Thomas. 229/146 normally 1st due. 238/106 missed the party altogether.

Passing through Freeport from Baldwin, picked up the transmissions. Thought I was listening to a progress report from an Old School FDNY Field Comm. Most likely radio discipline was groomed by a former Rescue 1 F/F Paul H. Surrounding properties, 2 lines S/O primaries conducted, negative...

Been there a few times. Narrow, dead end street opposite a park with a pond. Fire bldg. was at the opposite end. Trying to remember if there was another hydrant on the block at all. The only one may have been at the corner - long stretch or at least 5 length relay to an engine i/f/o the fire...

I wonder when the victim was found. Corcoran gave the press conference after the fire was U.C. abd said nothing of a found victim.

E.315? Relocation? Would have been at least on the 2-2

Up until about 20 years ago, Battalion and division transmissions did. I guess that stopped when they stopped formal training for chief's aides when battalions used to go to the Rock for training. Maybe it wouldn't hurt to have a copy of the communications manual on the Aide's desk for...

Looks like the premier radio service in NYC is finally going down the crapper like everything else! DIV8: "we’re gonna go with the 2nd alarm," What ever happened to "By orders of DC_________ Div. 8, transmit a second alarm,"

Aren't 10-13's for fire marshals on their PD frequency-linked portables? Companies are supposed to be transmitting a 10-48 when they need PD assistance.

Donnie, are you implying a controlled burn drill?? :unsure: :ROFLMAO:

I can remember our company sitting on a building that we lost Pete McLoughlin, Rescue 4. As stated above, it was more or less to maintain the chain of continuity of evidence preservation. No fire, but we didn't allow anyone, even NYPD to enter on the orders of the Fire Comm. and Chief fire...