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2nd truck should be 136 correct.?

I was not there but in looking at all the video i don't think they used either the manifold or the monitor. Can anyone who was there confirm that L

Praying for you Doug

Very happy birthday Rev.

It is also a sales point better to have Roosevelt Island be administatively part of manhattan. The same issue arises at Rikers Island it is part of the Bronx but its access and all FD responses are from Queens

My wife an I are finishing a cruise through the Panama Canal with our last port today in Cozumel Mexico. There was a parade for Mexican Revolution day and we saw the police and fire units in the parade. I am attaching a picture of the apparatus, a Pierce Telesquirt.

The Glenn was marine 4 stationed at Fort Totten. When it was disbanded i believe they sold the boat to Waxhington DC right aftef John Glenn was elected to the senate

Can someone tell me if a squad will take their second piece with them when they relocate?

Continued rest to all.

I heard a progress report from the marine battalion around midnight saying they were feeding a 5 inch ldh and a 12 inch line feeding several tower ladders.

I have heard several times the question asked of whether the IC wants a fire ice unit. What is this?

10 75 transmitted for a private dwelling at 646 Wilcox Ave, Lad 50 gave the 10 75. 4 engines 3 ladders and rescue on box due to numerous calls. engines 72 89 sq61 64 ladders 50 54 47 became available and was assigned batt 20 div7 rescue 3 sq 41

Cover photo of the  fireboat Archer at this job, I believe that was marine 6 at the time on the cover of the second issue WNYF 1973.  Article in the 4th issue WNYF 1973

Easy to remember where you were that Day. I was on Williamsbridge road in the Bronx driving home from a lumber yard and had lumber piled up so I could not immediately get to the scanner in the car. I remember the confusion on the news radio. It was a transformer explosion, no it wasn't. Finally...

The fire was a 3rd alarm for  Brooklyn box 590. I believe the fire was in Field's dept store and was on  the 22nd of December 1976. 12 people died in the fire. The photo was on the cover of the 4th issue 1976 WNYF and the story appears in the 3rd issue 1977.

I noticed the other day that Manhattan was using 7000 series box numbers for transit responses. When did this go into effect?