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I wouldn't say that is one of the few that have become smaller. I would say the minority are departments that become larger, especially in older and denser cities. Recently I can only think of Philadelphia and Jersey City getting bigger and none of those are new companies just reopened ones...

Yes, the takeover of EMS happened between the posted FBC newsletter and 9/11/01.

Also all FDNY ALS units carry a cyano kit

Reminiscent of a similar tragedy 43 years ago https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Air_Florida_Flight_90

How do they implement their ALS?

Maybe another multiple for the month

From the pictures, the members seem very squared away and into the job.

Also strong work was performed by the medics, giving cyano to a pediatric is quite the operation.

https://www.ebay.com/itm/186902332053?_skw=fire+helmet&itmmeta=01JHYA789KYVT82Y5DZ7BEE3C9&hash=item2b843f4295:g:KG8AAOSwd7ZnjEdi&itmprp=enc%3AAQAJAAAA8HoV3kP08IDx%2BKZ9MfhVJKlZjXyuqZJbM%2BOzxNVP3xvQl%2F9lg5HAF%2BZ8EGYhPhYvry%2BgkzPiO9AlhCzIKeVZ8iMsVmaOevWPn2AetpEsYapGNb%2BK2BvtMQBP%2BUmHwcyZ8X%2F...

https://www.yahoo.com/news/texas-police-officer-army-veteran-150013792.html Takes a lot of courage to sacrifice yourself like that

Also different backgrounds for the Wisconsin and the Florida plants

CPAT orientation dates for Exam 4528 and written exam dates for Exam 4044 were emailed out.

They weren't at the firehouse, we cut them loose right before the job dropped. BN*39 Air Recon

Nice to see a Hartford Hook in action

But unlike the afore mentioned departments, Richmond is not a majority TDA department. Still good to see departments returning to tillers.

EMS Station 17 has reopened

FDNY IMT, NYTF1 is a USAR team