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Looks like they have to stretch one line to column C, lol

Because that’s what fireman do

111 and 112 relocated at the same time

Thanks for the kind words, no better place to work than alphabet city. All great companies, and how many times did you go to box 432

Captain FDNY Chester Moscicki, passed away 4/24/24 at the age of 101. Retired in 1977 after 30 years. US Army Air Corps Sargeant Tailgunner on a B-29 for 35 missions over Japan. Awarded the Distinguished Flying Cross and 4 Air Medals. A true American hero, WW2 and the FDNY, who out lived all...

That was the same for E5 when I drove it. During rush hour to get to that box or 1st and St. Marks it was faster going down 1st. against traffic because it as wide enough. Going down 2nd with traffic was next to impossible trying to push the traffic. hey don, did you know about the times 28...

Rest Easy Ed, it’s firemen like you that can’t be replaced. War years firemen were the top of the food chain. A great firefighter, in a great company. Condolences to your family.

No problem with illegals all over the city, but don’t park illegal

Hold your head up high and walk tall for a job well done. Enjoy your many years ahead of you.

Thanks for putting that out Jack, I’m sure lots of readers will benefit from this info. Jump on it people, it’s the greatest job in the world.

Our proby class produced some great firemen, and you’re one of them. Condolences to your family and rest easy my brother.

John a very 50 year Happy Anniversary to you and Madeline. Enjoy this great day with your family as this is an awesome accomplishment. Hope you have many more!

What a sad state our society is in, when someone comes to save your life and now they have to wear a bulletproof vest, to protect their life. Voting has consequences, wake up people. You are loosing your city, and soon the country.

A very Happy Birthday 🎂 John. Old guys like us only have our memories of the FDNY left now. I don’t know about you, but if we could only go back to 9/14/ 68 and start over again, what a great ride it was. Thank you for this site, and thank you for letting me be your friend. Enjoy this special...

MARK, it was my pleasure to work with you in the House of Pain. I’m glad I showed the way to Deputy, lol. Your next chapter in life is to stay healthy and find out how did you get so old so fast. So stay well my friend for many years, oh and don’t forget now you have to take the garbage out...

The first thing I learned in the fire house kitchen, is don’t show them your weakness. Keep smiling brother, it’s all good. The best place in the world is the Firehouse kitchen!

When you hire someone to do a job, you have to provide the proper tools and training. May they Rest In Peace and give comfort to their families.

Happy Birthday Willy, I recommend a 2 1/2 to put out the candles on your cake. I hope some day you will need a stang to extinguish the cake. See you Tuesday my friend.

A very Happy Birthday Jack, and many more to come.

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