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And 112 also relocating to Manhattan at the same time. Gotta question that decision.

May Firefighter Moon continue to Rest in Peace, may his family be comforted and may his brothers and sisters on the job also be comforted.

I've lived in the Pacific Northwest for 20 years and miss New York pizza terribly. There is a place in Everett, WA owned by some Brooklyn guys who carry on the tradition. There was a place in Houston, TX (in the Greenspoint Mall) that was owned by Brooklyn guys and had their ingredients...

May they all continue to Rest in Peace.

Continued Rest in Peace, Chief. Continued Comfort for your family, friends and those who worked with you.

May they continue to Rest in Peace. May their families and friends continue to be comforted. And may those who responded to this fire and who worked with them also continue to be comforted.

I was a Auxiliary from 1968 to 1975. I did not ride during the strike. I would not have ridden after to 1975 lay-offs. I looked upon those two specific instances as a civilian volunteer taking the place of a uniformed member. In this case (5 man engine down to 4 man engine), it is the same...

Today was the 65th Anniversary of the tragic fire in Chicago at Our Lady of Angels School. May those lost that day continue to Rest in Eternal Peace. May those who responded to the fire, and are no longer with us, also continue to Rest in Peace as well as family members who have passed on. May...

From another site: "Rest in Peace Monsignor. Thank you for all of the love and support that you gave to us over all of these years. We will miss you." May he Rest in Peace. May his family, friends and those he touched be comforted.

Happy Thanksgiving to you all, and your families as well!

They may want to keep the 01/02 Seagraves because how dependable will the Ferraras be as spares?

May he Rest in Peace and may his family at home and on the job be comforted

Word of mouth from the guys in 280/132

I didn't mean the 38 itself, just the companies of the 38.

38 Battalion companies staying busy.

The City was considering renumbering all the Squads (i.e. 1, 2, 3, etc.), so when 154 was reorganized as a Squad, it was designated Squad 8. The renumbering plan never came to be.

Good old Brownsville. While the numbers may not be the same, the place hasn’t changed. Whenever 132 got relocated to 120, it was an adventure. Ira should write a book!

Prayers for her recovery and thoughts for the members of her company.

Re-establish E-261, E-212 and E-209. New BC on Staten Island. New Ladder in E-168 and new Engine and Ladder in Starrett City. Re-establish E-154 as an engine and maintain SQ-8.

How about the chrome numbers "42" that they usually mounted on the grill (tradition)?