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Until the new firehouse was opened on Liberty Street housing E10 & L10, the “B52’s” were the only engine and truck with the same numbers housed together.

I grew up in Riverdale (60's-70's) & was a fixture @ 52's housewatch when the alarms came in over the "bells." The 3rd picture is a 1951 Ward La France pumper. They actually had two of them; one of which was used as a "hose wagon" for long stretches in Van Cortlandt Park. 52 Truck was actually...

E272 Disbanded 12/16/1974

Short term relocation. https://brooklyneagle.com/articles/2025/03/03/fdnys-engine-219-and-ladder-105-temporarily-relocating/

Affirmative…typo; 105 to 207/110!

219 to 102 is a long way from “home”; 102 to 207/110 not so much

Any update on the temporary relocation of E219 L105?

Nope….home box is 3505 Bailey Avenue & Albany Crescent which is directly across the street from their quarters.

https://www.amny.com/news/nyc-journalists-nypd-special-operations-radio-encryption/

Was supposed to be L57. Never happened.

https://nypost.com/2024/07/25/us-news/fdny-boss-laura-kavanaghs-last-day-revealed-as-department-still-mum-on-replacement/

What exactly does a Jew look like......"legitimately" & while you're at it, specifically??

This list is quite outdated as many of the DC’s listed have either been promoted or have retired.

Can anyone confirm if E218 has returned to quarters on Hart St.?

Ironically the charcterization for KME is “Keeps Mechanics Employed”. What are they gonna say about Seagrave??

Because the priority at a fire is to secure a positive water source. Period.

If the rundown is accurate, it appears the normally assigned units on the initial alarm were not there? What happened to E79; E48 L37 L56?? Long haul for E42 E46 E43 L38 L37 for a first due job.

Broadcastify is down. Temporarily switch over to OpenMHz

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When E72 was established and their quarters built in Throggs Neck, the firehouse also was lettered “Ladder 57.” That truck company never came into existence.