Recent content by RTH711

I had one in the early 1960’s. My dad drove me to 220 St in Queens to get it. Great radio for that time. I was able to beat 240, 281 into a few boxes. Then starting riding with 283 when I turned 18. Great time to be buffing. Brooklyn Dispatcher late 60’s to mid 70’s with a two year break for...

Wasn’t 3963. Church and Bedford their home box?

I agree but couldn’t correct post I made about fort Hamilton. Lol

Nope. From quarters over Eng 240 left quarters to Park Circle and took Fort Hamilton (over the expressway) to McDonald . Left on McDonald to Church Ave. Fast run back in the days (60’s). Hung out there as a buff. Also knew the assignment as a Brooklyn FAD LATE 60’s to mid 70’s. With the new CAD...

In the old days E240 was 1st due on the box. How things have changed

Rest in Peace Ray. It was great working with you during the War Years at the Brooklyn CO and visiting you in Florida.

Last 231/120 First 283/174

Spend many days there as an Aux. FF. Great times and memories.

Remember when Engine 283 and Squad 4 were in the single house at 214 Bristol St.

That post should have been kept to yourself, not needed here

Never will. She will just ignore their requests. Like i said many times, she is classless

I am in Italy. Is this store that Willy owns?

She would use the same excuse she used several times, she wasn’t feeling well. So she couldn’t go. The real reason is she didn’t want to get booed or get an improper hand signal. Can you imagine if the news media asked her about fire operations at the scene, she would refer it to Senior Staff...

And she couldn't stay for the whole game. She has no class. Hopefully gone sooner then later.

Great video, nice to see people I haven't seen in 50 + years. Great memories, never to be matched again.