8/1/25 Bronx All Hands Box 3231

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Incident Location: 848 Van Nest Avenue

Phone Alarm Reporting Fire In A Private Dwelling - Across From 847 Van Nest Avenue - 00:09.

BX: Second Source Reporting The Address Of 842 Van Nest Avenue - 00:11.

E90: Transmit The 10-75 - 00:14.

TL58 - FAST.

B20: Using All Hands (E97 & TL50) For Fire On The 2nd Floor Of A 2-Story 20x40 Flat Roof Private Dwelling. 2 L/S/O, DWH - 00:20.

Exposures: 1: Street, 2: 3-Story Flat Roof PD, 3: Rear Yard, 4: Alleyway.

D7: 3 L/S, 2 L/O. Fire On Both Floors, DWH - 00:30.

D7: s/c (2) Additional Trucks (L38 & L32) - 00:32.

D7: 4 L/S, 3 L/O. DWH - 00:40.

D7: s/c (2) Additional Engines For CFRD Due To The Weather 🤨 (E75 act. E90 & E79 act. E97), MBFKD. DWH - 00:51.

D7: s/c (2) Additional Trucks For Extensive Overhaul (TL44 act. TL41 & L42 act. L47) - 00:55.

D7: PWH - 01:11.

D7: Under Control - 01:29 (Duration 1hr, 20 Min).

Rundown:
E090, Q061, E064, E045, E097, E075C act. E090 s/c, E079C act. E097 s/c
T041, L047, T058F, T050, L038 s/c, L032 s/c, T044 act. T041 s/c, L042 act. L047 s/c
BC20, BC18
RS03
Q041
DC07
RA03

Relocations:
TL44 act. TL41
E83 act. E64
E295 act. E97
E263 act. E90
TL23 act. TL41
TL138 act. TL50
E79 act. E97
E75 act. E90
L42 act. L47
 
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FDNY Response Videos said:
Holding it down with the All-Hands with 4 lines stretched. Doin it!
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Hmmmm, let's see...."All Hands"?

8 engines (counting Q41)...
8 ladders...
R3...
2 battalion chiefs...
1 deputy chief...
And, of course, the RAC.

I had an uncle back during the War Years who was Chief of Battalion 14. His nickname was "All Hands Kelly". 3 and 2, and Himself. He didn't like the Deputy showing up and taking over his fire. Not sure that was always the safest environment for the members but that's how it was done back then. And he was very well respected by his men.
This "All Hands" would have counted as a 3d alarm+. Things do change.
 
3511 said:
Hmmmm, let's see...."All Hands"?

8 engines (counting Q41)...
8 ladders...
R3...
2 battalion chiefs...
1 deputy chief...
And, of course, the RAC.

I had an uncle back during the War Years who was Chief of Battalion 14. His nickname was "All Hands Kelly". 3 and 2, and Himself. He didn't like the Deputy showing up and taking over his fire. Not sure that was always the safest environment for the members but that's how it was done back then. And he was very well respected by his men.
This "All Hands" would have counted as a 3d alarm+. Things do change.
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That was posted when it was only 5 engines (the original assignment with the signal 7-5) but your point still stands.

FDNYSTATENISLAND said:
I thought with that many S/C engines it had to go to a 2nd alarm with new SOP.
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Not if you special call them for “CFRD” albeit I didn’t hear of any patients.
 
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