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Very interesting - apparent Colliers mansion in the fire apartment (yep write me up for not being pc 😁) thanks for posting this video. -
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Jobs on that area of Atlantic always take me back to July of 1998 when Capt LaPiedra and Lt Blackmore lost their lives in a collapse... -
^^^ beats being in the trailer.
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E15 had medicals and E5 had education day two of the first three engines were out of service with no relocators that is a recipe for a...
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1261Truckie replied to the thread 10-4-94 Capt Wayne Smith LODD.May you continue to Rest in Peace, Captain Smith.
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When I was an assigned LT & CPT I used to make up several for Covering Officers in my Unit to use....I would take a white plastic Quart...
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It’s worth reiterating how quickly and explosively Lithium Ion Batteries that enter a thermal runaway state can project extremely hot...
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Congratulations to all well deserved
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Congratulations to all. Godspeed !
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Ruptures from large diameter (4 inch and up) gas pipes with pressures greater than 40psi are extremely loud. I have responded to a few...
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Fire Location: 1005 Broadway Fire in the rear of a 3 story mixed E-217,218,222,230,237 L-111,112,108(Fast),124 B-37,35 R-2 Sq-252 D-15...
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Still surprised about his passing. But. Just thinking to myself as I have read all of these comments about Chief Visconti - a man I...
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Nick Visconti was one of the Nicest and finest man I ever met. I worked under him at the World Trade Center and his concern for the...
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Truly one of the best. A man who always placed others above himself. What a tragedy. Loved his E-50 stories. Especially the ones my...
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ARRANGEMENTS....From CPT AL...." May he Rest In Peace. Nick served the people of New York as a Firefighter in Engine 50, a Lieutenant...
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