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Car 1, Car 4, Car 6 etc are District Chief's. C-6 is Deputy of Div 1 and C-7 is Deputy of Div 2. Hope this helps.

https://www.squadfirephotos.com/2024/Fires/Vernon-Ct-3rd-alarm-21024

https://www.squadfirephotos.com/2024/Fires/Somers-Ct-2nd-alarm-plus-1224

https://www.squadfirephotos.com/2023/Fires/Hebron-Ct-2nd-alarm-112523/

If you have an app on your phone called Zello all the Boston channels are on there as BFD-1, BFD-2 etc

The second due ladder used chain saws to cut a path through the woods to get to the house as the property was so overgrown

Hartford, Ct companies were extremely busy the afternoon of 7/4/23 with a very heavy rain storm with many calls for service including people trapped in their cars on flooded streets. Then at 14:51 they started receiving calls for a fire in a high rise building downtown...

About 1500 hrs on 11/5/16 SWFD had heavy fire showing on arrival. I had left from having lunch with Willy D about 30 minutes before. http://www.squadfirephotos.com/2016/Fires/South-Windsor-Ct-4th-alarm-11516/

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I hung out there as a kid. My dad's friend was an Lt on Squad 4.

Glastonbury, Ct had a general alarm fire at 1132 hours at 32 Roaring Brook Plaza. Many mutual aid departments assisted at the scene and covered GFD stations. Pictures at www.squadfirephotos.com I also put video on periscope if anyone has that app. Its under Squad Fire Photos

Hartford, Ct had a 2nd alarm at 137 Franklin Ave about 1415 hours. I hit every light and stuck behind every bus between my house and the fire but did get some pictures. http://www.squadfirephotos.com/2015/Fires/Hartford-Ct-2nd-alarm-92915/

For those interested, the Boston Sparks Assoc. dedicated a new rig on 9/27/15 at their quarters which is the Boston Fire Museum at 344 Congress St. Some pictures on my web site; http://www.squadfirephotos.com/Other/Boston-Sparks-Assoc-A-10-Dedicat/

I took this picture 2 months ago at the Boston Sparks annual picnic.

Meriden, Ct had 4 alarms today about noon at 525 Crown St. 2nd was struck before arrival of first due companies due to volume of smoke seen while responding and the volume of calls reporting people trapped and jumping. Pictures at www.squadfirephotos.com

Emmett. 2nd alarm was struck by Ladder 3 on their arrival. District 1 was the chief on this as District 2 was on another call, although he did respond on the 2nd. When the 3rd alarm was struck they also had a working fire (rear porches) on Lawrence St.  Pictures are posted on my site...

East Hartford, Ct had this mobile home fire at 33 Cheyenne Rd on 4/1/15 @1243 hours. The normal first alarm assignment was not normal as those companies were tied up on other calls. First due Engine 5 never made it to the fire. http://www.squadfirephotos.com/2015/Fires/East-Hartford-Ct-WF-4115/

http://billnoonanfirefotos.smugmug.com/Other/Dedication-of-two-plaques/48203010_BZB9VJ#!i=3950901038&k=W7znxZF

http://www.squadfirephotos.com/2014-1/Fires/Hartford-Ct-WF-102514/i-sQs8LS8

Columbia, SC donated a tiller to Ladder 101. I am friends with Jack Jansen who was Chief of Department in Columbia at the time. http://www.thestate.com/2014/02/01/3240616/donated-911-firetruck-could-make.html http://lexingtonchronicle.com/clients/lexingtonchronicle/09082011PageB4.pdf