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I've seen photos of L-42 with a Stang mounted to the roof of the phonebooth on their rearmount. Don't know anyone else, but I'm sure they were around

Congratulations on your career, Lieutenant Conboy. May you enjoy a long, healthy and happy retirement.

Check the box number. Brooklyn box 552 is located at Hoyt & Wyckoff near downtown Brooklyn. Your address and assignment would indicate the fire is located in Bushwick, which has primarily 700 and 800 boxes.

You're welcome.

What a group !!!

Son of George Eysser. He is the former Capt. of 120 (also Lt 124, F/F 111).

Brooklyn box 1005 is located at Troy Ave and Montgomery Street, nowhere near 320 Sterling Street.

Joe was a gentleman and a good guy. Had some great "white socks" stories. So sorry to read of his passing. Rest in Peace, Joe. May your families at home, In the Eye of the Storm and in the Tin House be comforted.

Reminds me of the back of a fire tee shirt I saw once which said "If you can read this, you're second due". It is/was/will be what it is/was/will be.

9pm While I can see your reasoning. If you have a fire which should be a 2nd alarm, transmit the second alarm. At the end of the year or during budget negotiations you can justify keeping what you have manpower and company wise or even ask for more members or companies. The days of "keeping the...

Happy Birthday, Cap! Best wishes for a great day today and many more.

As well as any special calls and relocations

Ah......Brownsville.......da good old days. Thanks Chief

Happy Easter to all members and their families.

Happy Birthday, Willy. Have a great day and hopes for many more.

It was listed in raybrag's "Beyond the Fires" as a non-fire incident

Happy Birthday, Chief. Best wishes for a great day today and many more.

Steve, Hope you have a good recovery.and return to full.health Jim Boyle (aka 1262truckie)

May Officer Cardillo continue to Rest in Peace and may his sacrifice Never Be Forgotten!

The once greatest city in the world. I grew up here and now sad to say I'm glad I don't. There is no respect for the city's institutions nor for its uniformed forces. No respect for the law. When I was a kid the police officer on the beat kept watch over the neighborhood and his word was law. I...