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Long time member of E 38.

See L 51 bucket placement in the above set of photos. LCC positioned rig on E. 214 St and raised the bucket to the rear of the fire building via the rear yard of exposure 4. They have a 75ft spare and still made it. First class work. The fire building side of this tight block has power lines.

290 & 103 arrived first and operated as the first due companies. L 107 at the Rock, E 225 coming from the far end of their area.

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No aide has received any training whatsoever from the FDNY.

This block is as bad as it gets with cars. The neighborhood already has a car on every hydrant, a car parked into every intersection and permanent double parking on every street. Add into the mix the 46 precinct, which does not have a parking lot. This and surrounding neighborhoods...

E 66 & L 51 first due. L 39 2nd due. L 61 at new apparatus training.

Ret Lt. Hugh Lennon L 30, E 18, L 52 https://www.haisleyfuneralhome.com/obituaries/hugh-lennon

Ret. Fr. Bryan Chamberlain E 46-2, E 88-2, E72 https://www.cargainfuneralhomes.com/obituary/bryan-chamberlain

97 was not present. 38 operated the line.

Ret. Fr. Mike Sangiuolo E 43, E 52 https://www.ballarddurand.com/obituary/Michael-Sangiuolo#tributewall

FDNY exterior hoseline ops are considered a tactic of opportunity. Interior is still the go-to method.

A number of big jobs in those buildings over the years.

Other cities have severely depressed real estate markets. We do not, even in the worst areas.

Maybe the battery was not on fire.

L 33 act. L 51

It is neither a boulevard nor is it anywhere near the Hudson.

It was in 236s first due area. Likely on the way to another response and were alerted by civilians. Very fortunate for all involved.

If you have more room, the men will find additional tools to carry.