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Easily 15. I'll put it this way. I live in Grant City, in between it and Jefferson ave train station. I once walked 6 blocks along North Railroad at around 430 in oct of last year quicker than an SIUH ambulance could get through traffic. Richmond Rd and Hylan mustve been twice as bad. People say...

Barnes and Noble, Union SQ, third floor I believe...

Even Superman would step aside, look at the firefighters and say, "You got this, have a good day."

Plus you'd think they would know the FDNY of all departments would know how to do its job.

The Monday morning quarterbacking on that post is ridiculous

That storm defied everything I thought I knew about weather.

Where was sq8?

a lot of the movies/tv shows i see using "FDNY" Apparatus often use Metropolitan Fire Association's old Mack engine and/or TL. Third Watch for its first couple of seasons used reserve Seagraves, then used a couple of E-One's and a Ferrara primarily in their later seasons. Rescue Me used an old...

This won't be Sandy, but I do believe it will surprise a lot of people. The coastal flooding and winds will be more a problem than they're saying.

they usually man a few reserve units, the MCC is there and Hazmat usually shows up. Rescue 1 is usually at the wall St. heliport if for no other reason than to greet dignitaries. EMS has a few extra units too

They really do need to look into establishing a second Hazmat somewhere in the city. HM1 running from Queens to all over us getting absurd.

165 g-man'd

looks totally normal for LA in 1970.

sounds like the whole island is lit up

its a reflection of the road lines.

Nolan rail cart, used for subway and train jobs.

Typical Staten Island.

here here!

I kinda miss those days.

Someone needs to embroider that into a pillow.