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Fairview 1928 Ahrens Fox NS4 in California prior to FFD taking back.

Don't forget the leather buckets. Also we could use the carbon tet grenades as a addtional tool. But the use of a booster line has been a fond memory, many small career depts used high pressure booster to allow the operator to multi task, put truck on pump, advance line and attempt to put out the fire. Other than brush units there is no need for same.

Once we got rid of the buckets and went to LDH, the hose load was figured for the longest hose lay.

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Are the facts know on if braking down the door had anything to do with the loss of life or are we just making a 1000 replys posts on the subject.
Did the house have working smoke detectors? Was it up to standards? A few years ago my son and his room mates were looking for off campus housing at Marist. I took one look at the structure and found it a death trap in waiting. Needless to say they did not move in. Get the facts let's not Monday morning quarterback. A sad day for Marist and the brothers at FFD.

Are the facts know on if braking down the door had anything to do with the loss of life or are we just making a 1000 replys posts on the subject.
Did the house have working smoke detectors? Was it up to standards? A few years ago my son and his room mates were looking for off campus housing at Marist. I took one look at the structure and found it a death trap in waiting. Needless to say they did not move in. Get the facts let's not Monday morning quarterback. A sad day for Marist and the brothers at FFD.

Are the facts know on if braking down the door had anything to do with the loss of life or are we just making a 1000 replys posts on the subject.
Did the house have working smoke detectors? Was it up to standards? A few years ago my son and his room mates were looking for off campus housing at Marist. I took one look at the structure and found it a death trap in waiting. Needless to say they did not move in. Get the facts let's not Monday morning quarterback. A sad day for Marist and the brothers at FFD.

Are the facts know on if braking down the door had anything to do with the loss of life or are we just making a 1000 replys posts on the subject.
Did the house have working smoke detectors? Was it up to standards? A few years ago my son and his room mates were looking for off campus housing at Marist. I took one look at the structure and found it a death trap in waiting. Needless to say they did not move in. Get the facts let's not Monday morning quarterback. A sad day for Marist and the brothers at FFD.

It seems if you pay the meter you can park in front of the hydrant.

It seems if you pay the meter you can park in front of the hydrant.

It seems if you pay the meter you can park in front of the hydrant.

It seems if you pay the meter you can park in front of the hydrant.

It seems if you pay the meter you can park in front of the hydrant.

It seems if you pay the meter you can park in front of the hydrant.

It seems if you pay the meter you can park in front of the hydrant.

It seems if you pay the meter you can park in front of the hydrant.

Boy what moxie. Then why did the white water rafters go into the river ? They put the rescuers at risk. I see no post by the FD that they were making rescues along the Saw Mill.
That's no bull. In upstate NY the county declared a ban on boating during the storm. Maybe Westchester should take a cue from Broome county. Some people have too much to say and should refrain from posting until they count to 10.

Boy what moxie. Then why did the white water rafters go into the river ? They put the rescuers at risk. I see no post by the FD that they were making rescues along the Saw Mill.
That's no bull. In upstate NY the county declared a ban on boating during the storm. Maybe Westchester should take a cue from Broome county. Some people have too much to say and should refrain from posting until they count to 10.

Maybe Im getting old, but why is there incident alerts for every mundane car accident that is encountered. If there was a post for every MVA in Westchester it would take days to read same. the same goes for "WORKING" fires. As my mentor Joe Friday sez
"Just the facts"

Maybe Im getting old, but why is there incident alerts for every mundane car accident that is encountered. If there was a post for every MVA in Westchester it would take days to read same. the same goes for "WORKING" fires. As my mentor Joe Friday sez
"Just the facts"

Maybe Im getting old, but why is there incident alerts for every mundane car accident that is encountered. If there was a post for every MVA in Westchester it would take days to read same. the same goes for "WORKING" fires. As my mentor Joe Friday sez
"Just the facts"

Maybe Im getting old, but why is there incident alerts for every mundane car accident that is encountered. If there was a post for every MVA in Westchester it would take days to read same. the same goes for "WORKING" fires. As my mentor Joe Friday sez
"Just the facts"

While a recent business trip to the sunny shores of Florida found this at Palm Beach State College training center. Nice sun roof.