10/26/26 Manhattan All Hands Box 1095

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Fire Location: 201 East 80th St

Exhaust fan fire on the 18th floor roof deck of a 25 story MD 150 X 100

*G-Man*
E-8,23,53,44,22
L-16,2,43(Fast),8 Act. 25
B-8,10
R-1
Sq-41
D-3
Rac-3
 
Fire Location: 201 East 80th St

Exhaust fan fire on the 18th floor roof deck of a 25 story MD 150 X 100

*G-Man*
E-8,23,53,44,22
L-16,2,43(Fast),8 Act. 25
B-8,10
R-1
Sq-41
D-3
Rac-3
Careful there, Sig... Tom Eve's (G-Man) Rule specified that when companies were oos for some administrative reason (medicals, training at the Rock, not another job) there would likely be a serious serious incident in their first due area. But thanks for the consistent rundowns you provide.
 
Careful there, Sig... Tom Eve's (G-Man) Rule specified that when companies were oos for some administrative reason (medicals, training at the Rock, not another job) there would likely be a serious serious incident in their first due area. But thanks for the consistent rundowns you provide.
Q: What is the "G-Man Theory or *G-Man*
A: The "G-Man Theory", postulated many moons ago by long-time member (and mean ax-man) Tom Eve (guitarman314). For every 10-75 or greater job, the one thing that is most probable is that one or more 1st due or 1st alarm unit(s) is not available for one reason or another." A corollary to this theory is that if a given unit is out of service for training, Medicals, PM, etc. there will be a big job.

Thought another run or relocated would be considered the "ETC" part

If you notice on this Queens job the G-Man comment was made due to alot of relocators catching the job due to the normally assigned companies being at another job.
 
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