I remember reading that the father of Brooklyn's Billy Cunningham - an All-Star player and later coach for the Philadelphia 76ers - was an FDNY Staff Chief.
Why would the tightness of the street make a difference with two sections of a ladder company?
If one makes it out of quarters, the second one would also, correct?
All officers' heraldic devices were silk-screened on their frontpieces until I think sometime in the seventies, even though it was still in the Uniform Specifications until at least the nineties.
I don't know what's in the books anymore.
I think you mean Ladder 174 was established with Engine 310 in the Spring of 1966.
As far as I know, Ladder 172 was established with Engine 330 in the Spring of 1965.
If that's true, in my experience it's similar to when Rescue 2 is the first unit to arrive. The first arriving ladder operates as the first arriving ladder as if the rescue were not there.
Engine 22 to Engine 63 - probably over ten miles.
You'd think they'd send a closer engine to 63 to cover the Bronx/Westchester border and then have 22 cover that one.
Although Tom Neary was assigned to companies in all boroughs, is this medal is awarded to an act performed in the Bronx or Harlem or by a member in a Bronx or Harlem unit?
Also, what are the boundaries of Harlem?
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