2/23/21 Queens 10-77 Box 4652

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Fire Location: 162-30 Powells Cove Blvd

Box loaded up reports of fire out the windows

E-306 4th Due, Rescue 4, Squad 288

Fire 6th floor of a 9 story 82 X 60 Class 2. Long hand stretches

B-52 Transmit a 10-77

E-295,320,274,306
E-273(H.R Nozzle)
E-297(C.F.R.D)
L-144,167,129(Fast)
L-130,152,160(Vent)
B-52,53,50,46(Safety)
R-4
Sq-288
D-14
Rac-4
RB,SB
FC
Tac-1

EMS
51F2
53X2
C533
C842

D-14 10-84 Transmit the All Hands

Relocations:
Battalion 11 Act. Battalion 46



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The infamous LeHarve buildings. Somewhere around 1960 there was a job on one of the upper floors and as a result of the fire, there was a civilian death. At that time, L144, the first due truck had a 1955 FWD 75' aerial rig. That 75 footer obviously couldn't reach the upper floors and of course FDNY was, in a round about way, given blame for the death. The newspapers had a field day with articles about tragedy and a short ladder. I'm pretty sure somewhere on this fantastic site is references and photos of the aforementioned fire. Needless to say, 144 didn't have that '55 FWD much longer.
 
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