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And to think how the population in that area has grown in recent years. A tragedy waiting to happen.

May he Rest in Peace. May his family at home and on Watkins Street be comforted.

You're welcome. Anytime.

Appears to be the third alarm at Brooklyn box 613 (October 16, 1970). That was where Lt. Hamilton and F/F Polera of R2 rescued Lt. Geraghty and F/F Oroskos, who were working in 219 that night, from the cellar after they had fallen in. After the rescue was completed, the foam operation was...

Good job!!!

Have they also determined what exploded?

How are they doing?

Responded to a high water event in Montgomery County (Porter)early one Sunday morning somewhere around 2000/2001 ( I think). What a mess and quite an experience. We took a few people to "higher ground" on our rigs. Biggest surprise was how much TLC the trucks needed afterwards. It helped me, as...

Chief, Didn't he brag he could run the Department on about 7500 members?

Time to bring back Adaptive Response and Interchange.

Maybe Rest in Peace. May his family at home and on the job be comforted.

Never Forget

Antonino Rocca, Fred DiBlasi, Man Mountain Dean and "Pencil necked geeks"

Gettin Salty Experience Episode 155

Yes, may they continue to Rest in Peace.

May the 12 continue to Rest in Peace. May their families and those who operated there continue to be comforted. And may the family and Department members who are no longer with us,also Rest in Peace.

The Tradition Continues

Congratulations, Doug

May Lebby and "O'Mally" both have long and rewarding careers. Good luck, gentlemen!

Did you ever jinx your company? One night when riding with 132, our Lieutenant asked if I was staying over or going home. We hadn't turned a wheel since the tour started at 6 PM and it was now 11:45. I said I was going home after we get back from our first run. The Lt. said "Oh no, you've done...