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Any updates on this. It seems that ABC is reporting crews are in the building

https://www.newyorker.com/magazine/2025/02/10/the-leaning-tower-of-new-york I think about this all time.

https://x.com/FDNY/status/2074543873049629024 Does the building not look leaning in the 3rd photo?

This is a very interesting incident. I know the FDNY is going to do its job and get people out and everyone is accounted for but in a post 9/11 world it just seems highly risky for them to operate in a skyscraper with sagging floors and buckled columns. What is the protocol here? I know a lot...

Anyone know what happened here?

Last time that has happened?

Wow never seen this, what is going on here?

I made this comment on another thread a week ago or so. "My girlfriend who knows I follow this forum and fires online who has no knowledge of FDNY ops said the same thing to me last week." She said it again today, what is going on? She works in midtown and we live in Brooklyn. I just told her...

My girlfriend who knows I follow this forum and fires online who has no knowledge of FDNY ops said the same thing to me last week.

Thank you for the well written response.

Random question. I have seen on this forum in recent years of the FDNY in a staging area before they get into the airport. Mainly for nothing major as this situation. How are the FDNY and NYPD able to work so good together but when it comes to PAPD it doesn’t look seamless?

I feel like most of this discussion is about the super pumper. I agree with the folks here that 2 SAT units and a marine units were adequate enough to put the out the fire. I can’t speak to what qualifies to dispatch the super pumper but I will say they all did a good job getting the fire out...

Sorry not used to this forum on my phone uploading. I was in the area and was able to take some photos. It was my first time seeing a marine unit in action. Definitely the biggest fire I have been to. My clothes still smell Smokey. I pray and hope all the members are ok. It seems like no...