redtruck75

Thank you yfd910.Be safe.

I am 60 years old and retired from the fire department and did not take the test. I agree with what you said but you still did not answer my question. All I am doing is looking for a answer, not what you think is the answer.

If you were taking the towns and village test and answered 105 Questions do they take points off for not following directions?

Thank you.

How many questions on the test today had to be answered for the towns and villages, was it 60 or 105?

What about police calls?

The one in Yonkers on Tuckahoe Road is closed also.

Ron can you name these firefighters going over the roof at 1841CPA? Great pictures hope you have more to post.

Congratulations R1SmokEater on your 1,oooth post.

Chief it was always a pleasure working with you, enjoy your retirement.

Just north of PC Richards, the lanes were just finished being oiled.

I believe it was the summer of 1969 and it was arson about three in the afternoon.

Thanks for the great pictures, it's to bad there are no T motors left . It would have been great to see one done up in a two-tone gray lightning stripe paint scheme. On another note , in #15 , first and last picture there is a man wearing a back pack, I thought they were not allowed.

Take some pictures of the locomotives, and post them please.

How about the white buckets turned over for our seats?

Went to many a jobs in that rig,lots of good memories from back then. Easy to set up in a hurry, no bells or whistles to stop you from doing what you were doing. In picture #3 on ebay is the Mack Dog. You guys need to get before it is sold and put it on the fire place mantle.

Worked with Commissioner George Kielb as a firefighter,Lt., Capt., and Chief. He was a great firefighter and officer,always gave 100 percent never a slacker. Good luck in your retirement George.

Were there any FL's on display at Grand Central Terminal for National Trian Day?

Great pictures. I think TL 54 did a great job positioning the rig cosidering all the other rigs committed, and the power lines in front of the building.

News 12 also said that the car hit the trucks gas tanks, when in fact there are no gas tanks on a truck.

Weekends, good luck.

Truck 5 sitting in quarters at station 12, home of Engine 312 , TL-75, and Battalion 2 Yonkers Fire Department.

Here is Yonkers 1952 ALF 700 series.

Tarps are blocking the stacks from venting.

The Super-Pumper looks great, any shots of it in action?