FDNY and NYC Firehouses and Fire Companies - 2nd Section

Engine 7/Ladder 1/Battalion 1 (continued)


ENGINE 7/LADDER 1 LODDs:



LIEUTENANT STEPHEN D. ROONEY LADDER 1 March 13, 1958

LT Rooney died from line-of-duty injuries.


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RIP. Never forget.
 
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Engine 7/Ladder 1/Battalion 1 (continued)


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A real life documentary following the events of September 11 from an insider's view, through the lens of James Hanlon and two French filmmakers, Jules and Gedeon Naudet, who were in Manhattan that day. Released March 2002.


 
Wow! Amazing job on the history of 7/1. Thanks for doing this Mack. I also really enjoyed the history of 286/135 and the volunteer departments in Glendale before them. I grew near the firehouse and spent my youth chasing both companies on my bike.
 
Spanner said:
Thank you for all the hard work! Really enjoy reading about all this history!
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Thanks Spanner - please add anything, anytime and let me know any recommendations. I just do these at random and find what I can. Glad you are on our site.
 
Battalion 54 was organized in 1930 to cover the developing south eastern area of Queens. All of its companies were organized in the 1920's, thus it is the only battalion that is entirely comprised of 300 series numbered engine companies.

Battalion 54Organized117-11 196th St, Queens1930with Engine 317
 
Companies in Battalion 54

1930 - 1947Battalion 54E302E304E311E314E317L158L162L165
1947 - 1951Battalion 54E302E304E311E314E317L155L158L162L165
1951 - 1974Battalion 54E301E304E311E314E317L150L158L162L165
1974 - 1975Battalion 54E301E304E314E317CFC151L150L162L165
1975 - 1977Battalion 54E301E302E314E317CFC151L150L155L165
1977 - 1984Battalion 54E301E302E311E314E317L150L155L158L165
1984 - 1989Battalion 54E301E311E314E317L150L158L165
1989 -Battalion 54E301E302E311E314E317L150L155L158L165
 
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