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Or some locals standing around and maybe shutting down a supply line or even the rig, just my 2 cents

As a new fireman in the East Village in Manhattan, we had a mattress fire, (not unusual) but as we took it from the building to the curb and put it by the open hydrant to make sure all the smoldering fire was completely extinguished, the occupant came to me and asked if I found his dentures. I...

I guess he might be Sh$t faced

That’s a real possibility, but maybe E batteries as well. What ever it was I agree, that’s a huge amount of fire on arrival.

I was at that job, and saw it go from building to building.

Eternal Peace Capt

Rest In Peace Lt.

Take all the time you need Brad, the main thing is your health. Just feel better. Everyone here appreciates all your hard work. Thank you!

Probably parked on the hydrant lol

Charlie, continue Rest In Peace Brother!

Your passing is all too soon. Rest In Peace Brother

I also worked with him when he was in the 37, always a gentleman and a pleasure to work with. You’re correct he never got rattled. Rest In Peace Chief

Great story Jack, it’s like the times I was detailed to E 314, the planes seemed so close you could see the pilots faces

Awesome, thanks for all your hard work. Happy New Year

Sounds like the old days

So many tragic stories, Rest In Peace John. Never Forget

Queens 308/155/51

Same for me everyone, have a happy and healthy 2023

That’s E 302’s rig

Let me add my 2 cents, I would like to thank everyone on this site for contributing all their information, especially to Chief Kleehaas my proby school classmate. Jack, you didn’t copy off me did you lol. Also a big thank you to John Bendick my other proby school classmate for this great site...