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tom neary was also a u.s. army paratrooper his florida license plates had two parachutes on it

a large area with no fire protection south of new dorp 165/85 and long runs for the relocators from s.i. and brooklyn

my wife and i were with tom at the blue parrot in st petes beach thurs nite used to meetup with him every thurs nite 2 time james gordon bennet...yet never talked about it we went to the blue parrott last nite to toast tom..tilted his chair into the bar played his favorite songs on the juke box...

nice move with the wash down tips on the nozzle for additional reach

looking at the fdny fire company map... its a straight run down 60st for 247 but they are assigned 4th due

the gentrification of bed-stuy

i disagree

another case for 5 man engines

brooklyn cowboys real estate

when certain companies relocate... their relocation creates a large void and a long run for 2nd due companies E242 would be a prime example

thoughts and prayers for daniel penny usmc they will try to make him a scapegoat for failed nyc policies

yes..i have in fact D.D. 51 is the last D.O. i can find and D.O. 52 & 53 with the medal day winners seems to have been removed

henny dingman (rip) a fire dispatcher...and a great guy loved by all would on occassions while filling out the box assignments for jefferson st.....would send an engine to jefferson ave (or visa/versa) just to make sure the caller was right

jefferson st and jefferson ave both off broadway (bed stuy-bushwick)

another reason to support the need for 5 man engines.

where was Sq252 act R5

another area that could use a real firehouse

continued rest in peace...JD (coach)..chris and jimmy thoughts and prayers for 24/5

in this case...could also be called the truckless diamond.

bravo...to these dedicated men for not retiring and remaining on our job