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May he Rest in Peace. May his family at home and from the Job be comforted.

Happy Birthday, Willy. All my best for a great day today and many more.

Chief K, HAPPY BIRTHDAY, Chief !!!!!!!!!!! I hope you enjoy your day today and best wishes for many more !!!! All the best, Jim B (aka 1261truckie)

Thoughts and prayers for the victims, the families and those who responded.

Since they moved in with 110, 105 seems to be relocating more frequently.

CONGRATULATIONS to the Officers and Members (past and present) of Rescue 2 (The Rescue). 100 years of fire and emergency duty in Brooklyn (and other boroughs when necessary). I raise a salute to you all and offer best wishes for at least 100 more.

May those who responded and are no longer with us continue to Rest in Peace. May their families, friends and coworkers continue to be comforted. And may those who responded to this fire and are still with us be recognized for their heroism. God bless them all.

Back in the mid-60’s there was a fire in St. Teresa’s Church on Classon Ave and Sterling Pl (around the corner from 280/132). It was started in a Confessional and spread upward to the Choir Loft. The responding units: 280, 219, 269, 132 and 105 went way above and beyond and stopped the fire...

Brooklyn.........Da Borough of Fire !!!

Amen, Willy

Good for you, Mike. All the best on your career path!

Classic Brownsville response!

When I rode with L-132, Box 1066 was almost always a worker. Guess some things don’t change.

And Engine 251 is 3rd due on the 4th.

Time to bring back interchange

May they continue to Rest in Peace. May their families at home and on the Job continue to be comforted.

W Who you gonna call?

Scary !!!

Welcome back, STAjo

TL1 was the first. TL 14 was the second.