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E038, E063, E066, E062, E079Fire Location: Gun Hill Rd & White Plains Rd
IRT 2&5 Line
Track Fire in front of 62/32s Quarters
B-15 All Hands
E-62,63,38,79,97
E-46(Comm)
E-58 w/ Nolan Rail Cart
L-32,39,51(Fast),37
B-15,27
R-3
Sq-61
D-7
Rac-3
Rebreather-1
RB,SB
FC
Tac-1
With E62 initially unavailable & L32 unavailable - E38/L51 would be 1st dueE063, E038, E066, E062, E079
L039, T051, L037F, L056
*E62 Initially Unavailable & L32 Unavailable*
Phone Alarm Reporting A Track Fire - Magenta Street & White Plains Road (Box 3612) - 13:20.
B15: Confirmed Track Fire, We Need Power Shut Off On The Southbound Side - 13:35.
*Box Changed From 3612 To 7421*
B15: (8) Rubbish Fires Along The Tracks, 3 L/S/O. Add E62 To The Box, They Are Operating A Hose Line From Their Firehouse Roof - 13:53.
B15: Using All Hands (E79 & L56) - 13:54.
L37 - FAST.
B15: Return Any Units Not 10-84, Under Control - 13:57 (Duration 37 Min).
Correct, my mistake - was basing it of his rundown with 63/39 before 38/51.With E62 initially unavailable & L32 unavailable - E38/L51 would be 1st due
Nolan Rail Cart. Bronx units must have been tied upI don't see the relocators, so why was E58 so far from home?
Assignment was:Okay guys we need some clarification here. Original box 3612 assignment
62 38 63 79
32 51 39(F) Bn 15
After that probably
97 48 66
37 56
Nolan Cart at Engine 92
So...
First due 62/32 out elsewhere? Then they return to quarters and operate a hand line from their rooftop?
79, 97, 48 All also initially out elsewhere?
92 out also so the next nearest rail cart is 58 from Harlem?
Just asking...
I remember as a kid a rubbish track fire along the old 3rd Avenue EL on Webster Avenue. E79 out, L37 responds alone. By coincidence,
Box 7- 3512.
L37 stretched a length of hose they carried in a bed under the aerial ladder and hooked directly to a hydrant on Webster at 199th Street. The hydrant pressure was sufficient to reach the tracks from underneath. They cranked up the old wooden aerial and my uncle, 37s chauffeur, and two other guys went up with a can to make sure it was out.
Now we get six engines, four trucks and a partridge in a pear tree...
I'm all for safety first but times sure do change.