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I wouldn't doubt it.

Chief, as you know, you can't make this .... up. The City as we once knew it is gone.

Don't want to be a naysayer, but when a bus goes down because of personnel that'll be the end of the Aide. Been there, believe me. I remember when they gave all the conditions units a tow strap for a snowstorm in lieu of an Aide. Anyone else recall that?????

Rest In Peace Jeff.

Here we go again with the "Aides" for EMS Conditions. Yep, right.

295 and 144 are alone for quite awhile at that location. Long runs for 2nd dues.

What was the address of HQ on Livingston Street in Brooklyn? That was 250 also if I'm not mistaken.

Joe, no more wiffle ball? Congratulations and be safe my friend!

is that now a normal assignment for that box? Used to be 320/167 in lieu of 297/130.

A bit off the sadness of this post but look at the "Assignment Card" and notice how many of the engine companies do not exist any longer.

That looks like 151's quarters on Queens Blvd.

Rest In Peace

Yes, it was Chief McGinty

1/1/37

That was the East 67th street training center behind the quarters of E.39 and L16. Let me get my glasses on and see if I see my dad.

Back in the early 70's about 50 parking meter heads were found in the tenement basement. They had been purloined by miscreants from around the area.

Back when 125 was in with 270?

Nice looking unit. Good luck with it!

EMS was always classified as "Hard To Fill" (wonder why) and there was no residency requirement. I don't know what the rule is today.

As Kasey Kasem once said, "Ponderous man, ponderous!"