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Just received notice Tom Neary died a few days ago. Info as it becomes available.

Nice addition! Love it.

HELLO TROOPS! the moment we've been waiting for! ORDER YOUR COPY OF; THEY SAVED NY now on TheysavedNY.com also; Glenn and I will be on GETTIN SALTY, this Monday, June 12th at 8PM discussing the book!

Boots are very well insulated, I've worn them with and without socks, never a problem.

Youtube release, Book order site coming very soon.

This paragraph was taken out of context, the article was referring to a specific area of the S Bronx during the War Years.

^^^^good info, R1 & R2 were original dive specialty.

Very true, I am a certified National Fire Instructor from NY, Pennsylvania did not recognize.

BC Tuttlemundo saved firefighters before he was killed in a collapse.

I know, I know...you're still fightin'

Welcome Mack back to the winning side of the Mason-Dixon line! Wish you much luck, good health and happiness in your new digs.

My Bad, a thousand apologies, that is Mike Leamy, I spoke with the photographer Glenn he clarified.

Not Ciampo, although he is in the book. That is Mike Leamy of L 111. We also changed the guy on bottom left to Keith Nicoliello, here is the updated version:

Clockwise, Jay Jonas, Tom Brennan, Bob Pressler, Rockey Jones, Tom Simmons, Mel Hazel, Willy Knapp, John Calderone, Adienne Walsh, (unknown, Glenn's friend), Mike Duggan, Dan Sheridan.

It's here! Check out They Saved New York at THEYSAVEDNY.COM.

I think its a great idea, I would even suggest putting a police officer on the rig and between runs they could patrol the neighborhood!

many moons ago, while I was still otj, somone posted on the bullitin board of the firehouse a rig with a stretcher in it. Man, did some of the guys go ballistic!

Lebby this is in your wheelhouse, what do you suggest? I would think it be more productive to implement fly cars (think: strike team) with 2 EMS personnel during high activity hours in targeted areas.