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I learn something new every day. Thanks.

I'm surprised that 144 is only getting a '75 rig. Back in the early 60's there was a job at the LeHarve apartment building in Beechurst Queens that had a civillian fatality. At that time 144 had a 1953 FWD with a '75 aerial. That ladder unfortunately did not reach the needed balcony and so on...

The person struck was more than a few blocks away. Unfortunately that incident was at the Junction Blvd. station which is equivalent to 94th street and Roosevelt Avenue. Both of the aforementioned stations are on the elevated section of the #7 line.

Nice ride on the Belt Parkway for 162. That took a few minutes.

Joe, glad to "see" you here. I hope all is well "old timer." Miss you guys.

Thanks Willy!

"Slashing outfits", that's what they were called years ago when good stops were made.

Very long runs for the 2nd due and other units responding and the weather didn't help.

That was posted the other day with the 54 truck front piece and inside badge number not corresponding to front piece number. I wonder what gives here?

Nice photos

NYC must be the laughingstock of America. The "Big Apple" rotten to the core from the top down. Used to be the greatest City in the world.

Senior, I haven't been there in "eons", early 80's I surmise. Maybe it's better, then again......lol

That was a pretty good deli, back in the day. Just sayin'

Walked by that every day as a kid back and forth to the used to be St. Fidelis grammar school on 14th and 124.

Sorry for your loss Loo. May he rest in peace.

227? Maybe 271?

No relocator for 295 or 297. Big area up north for 320's relocator to cover.

I too received my package yesterday and wish to thank profusely all involved in this huge undertaking. Thank you, God Bless and Happy New Year!

Elmer, as long as they get that next tour rundown faxed to the boro RCC forthwith, everything is fine. lol

Holy S..t! Prayers for all of the injured!