5/10/18 Bronx 4th Alarm Box 2174

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Signal73

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Fire Location: 673 East 140th St

B-14 gave the 10-75

Fire in the cockloft of a 6 story MD 120X120 Class 3

Maybe:
E-83,73,60,94
L-29,42,48(Fast)
B-14,3
R-3
Sq-41
D-6
Rac-3

B-14 2nd Alarm @20:27

2nd Alarm
E-35,69,59,71
E-72 w/ Sat. 2
L-14,19,17
B-26(RUL)
B-16(Safety)
B-12(FF)
RB,SB
FC,FCB(Staging)
Tac-1

*G-Man. E71 & L17 cleared another run 71 replaced 92

D-6 transmit a 3rd Alarm @20:38
D-6 fire in the A wing Cockloft. Trench cut being made @20:39


*St Anne?s & 140 Staging*
3rd Alarm
E-50,92,58,80,263(Comm)
L-31
B-17,43(Air Recon)
Car-23D(Press Duty Car)

D-6 transmit a 4th Alarm @20:53

4th Alarm
E-37,45,68,62 Act. 50,38s/c
L-30,28,47s/c
B-18,46s/c
Car-6(Manhattan Borough Commander AC Roger Sakowich)
Car-7(Brooklyn Borough Commander DAC Wayne Cartwright)
Car-12B(Safety Liaison BC Edward Walsh)
Car-22G(Supervisor of Mechanics Mark Tria)
Car-16C(Director of Fire Alarm Dispatch Steven Magliaro)
Car-24B(Director of Tech. Service FTE BC Stephen Heavey)
Car-36A(Chaplin MSGR John Delendeck)
Car-33(Medical Officer Brooklyn)

FC. 4 L/S/O @21:04
FC. 10-41 Code 1. DWH @21:29
FC per Car 6 PWH @21:35
FC special call 1 Engine 1 Truck 1 Chief @21:45

Under Control @22:08



Relocations:
Engine 55 Act. Engine 58
Engine 303 Act. Engine 82
Engine 313 Act. Engine 90
Engine 320 Act. Engine 64
Engine 91 Act. Engine 71
Engine 62 Act. Engine 50
Engine 307 Act. Engine 60
Engine 53 Act. Engine 83
Ladder 46 Act. Ladder 17
Ladder 61 Act. Ladder 19
Ladder 40 Act. Ladder 29
Ladder 33 Act. Ladder 31
Battalion 52 Act. Battalion 14
 
Guess I?m not quick enough updating like you young guys. I can delete my post and you can start a new one if you want
 
Signal73 said:
Guess I?m not quick enough updating like you young guys. I can delete my post and you can start a new one if you want
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Dont think your slow - I only do search & peck!!
 
Signal73 said:
Fire Location: 673 East 140th St

B-14 gave the 10-75

Fire in the cockloft of a 6 story MD 120X120 Class 3

Maybe:
E-83,73,60,94
L-29,42,48(Fast)
B-14,3
R-3
Sq-41
D-6
Rac-3

B-14 2nd Alarm @20:27

2nd Alarm
E-35,69,59,71
E-72 w/ Sat. 2
L-14,19,17
B-26(RUL)
B-16(Safety)
B-12(FF)
RB,SB
FC,FCB(Staging)
Tac-1

*G-Man. E71 & L17 cleared another run 71 replaced 92

D-6 transmit a 3rd Alarm @20:38
D-6 fire in the A wing Cockloft. Trench cut being made @20:39


*St Anne?s & 140 Staging*
3rd Alarm
E-50,92,58,80,263(Comm)
L-31
B-17,43(Air Recon)
Car-23D(Press Duty Car)

D-6 transmit a 4th Alarm @20:53

4th Alarm
E-37,45,68,62 Act. 50,38s/c
L-30,28,47s/c
B-18,46s/c
Car-6(Manhattan Borough Commander AC Roger Sakowich)
Car-7(Brooklyn Borough Commander DAC Wayne Cartwright)
Car-12B(Safety Liaison BC Edward Walsh)
Car-22G(Supervisor of Mechanics Mark Tria)
Car-16C(Director of Fire Alarm Dispatch Steven Magliaro)
Car-24B(Director of Tech. Service FTE BC Stephen Heavey)
Car-36A(Chaplin MSGR John Delendeck)
Car-33(Medical Officer Brooklyn)

FC. 4 L/S/O @21:04
FC. 10-41 Code 1. DWH @21:29
FC per Car 6 PWH @21:35
FC special call 1 Engine 1 Truck 1 Chief @21:45



Relocations:
Engine 303 Act. Engine 82
Engine 313 Act. Engine 90
Engine 320 Act. Engine 64
Engine 91 Act. Engine 71
Engine 62 Act. Engine 50
Engine 307 Act. Engine 60
Engine 53 Act. Engine 83
Ladder 46 Act. Ladder 17
Ladder 61 Act. Ladder 19
Ladder 40 Act. Ladder 29
Ladder 33 Act. Ladder 31
Battalion 52 Act. Battalion 14
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Is it considered routine for both C's-6 & 7 to go to the same 4th?
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Are these Chiefs dispatched to the scene or do they just show up as it seems like a lot of them and some of them I?m trying to figure out what their purpose would be at a fire scene
 
I?m referring to the extra car units that are not part of the first responses
 
Short video from NYCFIREWIRE posted on Twitter

https://twitter.com/nycfirewire/status/994749976394850305?s=21
 
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