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New Brunswick just bought a stock Pierce Saber, which will replace one of the current Ferrara Cinders. This will presumably make Engine 2's 2015 a spare, replacing one of the '07 Seagrave Marauder IIs.

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Incident Location: 3211 Avenue I Fire on the second floor of a seven-story 200' x 180' multiple dwelling Rundown (Maybe): E*255, E*309, E*248, E*323, E*250 TL*157, TL*159, HL*147F, L*156 BN*41, BN*33 R*2 SQ*1 DV*15 RAC*2

I thought they go on about 1/3 of the city

What differs a squad from an engine in North Hudson?

Patients experiences the symptoms which would need sedation are excluded from BHEARD responds and are handled by line units.

E*233 act. E*255

FDNY EMS just switched from the LIFEPAK 15 to 35.

Yes, the Rescue Medics currently have structural PPE. Supposedly all EMS PPE will be switched to structural.

A little bit of a post resurrection, but better keep this info together and not make a new thread. Aside from EMS now being issued t-shirts, I've heard they are starting to get issued "step in" boots and the whole service will gradually switch their PPE to be the same as the Rescue Medics.

Long overdue, especially for "Ripley at the Bridge" Ripley-at-the-Bridge.pdf https://share.google/JxEhdgB4NMVj215og

MOAD

Post in thread '6/9/26 Staten Island 4th Alarm Box 726' http://nycfire.net/forums/threads/6-9-26-staten-island-4th-alarm-box-726.94143/post-328562

Z## PRU are HazTac

No 309/159?

10-99 Units will operate over 30 minutes

Was TL*170 on the box?

10-91 Medical Emergency EMS - Fire Unit Not Required Not sure what you're referring to

"The inlet and the outlet of the Blitzfire are both equipped with 2 ½” threads. There is one 2 ½” supply inlet which should be supplied with only one 2 ½” hoseline."

The newly commissioned USCGC Vincent Danz (NYPD ESU 3) being escorted into NYC Harbor by Firefighter II, Marine 3A, Marine 8A and NYPD 451.