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True, the other guy asked, he Projansky replied to the wrong person

1985 after the fire adjacent to R1’s quarters.

First hand accounts of the fire

Letegrious behavior

1982, Boston’s busiest night. Documented in the book “burn Boston burn”

The teachers union, like many cities absolutely owns the mayor. I feel terrible for the fire department in Chicago. It’s an absolute clown show from top to bottom. Sure, some logical hires are in staff, but many are not. Their apparatus are falling apart and you would think, with a city like...

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I have one on Tuesday, I make sure never to wear any jewelry there.

If you live in a free state you could shoot them, even with an Air rifle

Apparently the fire spread over eastern parkway from what I heard (flying brands) the video is really good. Advanced video must have gotten there right after the factory collapsed

There is a 10 minute or so video of this fire on a DVD. You can clearly see 18 operating at the 1-2 corner wetting down the row frames. Another tower ladder is on the 1-4 corner behind a building try to prevent the spread up the block.

Mike Barone talked about this on his GSE episode, I believe it was his second of three episodes. What a crazy 10 days in July!

Pretty interesting watching this as someone who was not born yet when this happened. My mother was a teacher in the Bronx, and my father worked in a store in the Bronx when this happened. He said that “crooked nosed gentlemen” would patrol the streets around the neighborhood to ensure that what...

That top picture Dan, Mike Barone on his second of three episodes on GSE talks about being at that job with Ladder 18. There are some good news videos floating around on YouTube about the blackout.

Boston and its representatives are an absolute clown show.

Says the fountain is between 4 and 13 feet deep. Terrifying

Would go nice with my 1970’s Browning belt buckle 😉