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Signal73

Signal73

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Fire Location: 113 Franklin St

Fire on the 2nd floor of a commercial 100 X 10”

B-45 All Hands s/c (2) trucks (1) to be a TL

E-238,229,221,206,211
L-106,146,128(Fast),115,108s/c119s/c
B-45,28
R-4
Sq-288
D-11
Rac-2
 
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Report of smoke 2nd floor of commercial occupancy 100'x100' Class 3

B45: using 1 Engine & 1 Truck, investigating smoke condition 2nd floor

B45: All Hands (E206 & L115 assigned),1 L/S

D11: (2) precautionary lines stretched - (1) to 2nd floor, (1) to sprinkler siamese - smoke 2nd floor

D11: s/c add'l TL (L111)

D11: s/c add'l BC (B35)

D11: still searching for sourse of the smoke - 2nd precautionary line stretched to 2nd floor

D11: we have fire in the 1/2 corner, s/c (2) add'l Trucks (L176 act. L106 & L104) & s/c FT (L154 act. L128) to replace the FT

SB: assign us to the Box

D11: PWH (duration 1 hr. 43 min.)

D11: the 2nd HL was stretched to roof & operated into the ductwork

B45: s/c (2) Engines & (2) Trucks for relief

E202 act. E211
L157 act. L111
L161 act. L157
L176 act. L106
L43 act. L106
L154 act. L128
L148 act. L108
E277 act. E238
L3 act. L104
E217 act. E229
B49 act. B45
 
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That's good. Trucks are only useful 100-75 feet in front of the fire building. An engine could be a block away and still do it's job.
 
Don't like throwing hand grenades, but, why are we the only dept. in the country that doesn't count the officer in the manpower? Technically every engine has 5 people, every truck has six. Some engines have six. I was around for "5 man engines". Does it help absolutely! There are some cities that are doing more work than us. A lot/most of them are doing it with two in the front, and two in the back. We are lucky to still have at least three in the back. just putting it out there. Bash away!
 
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