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Throw a paper airplane as far as you can. Get it out the window to make it go. http://flightsimx.archive.amnesia.com.au/ Have fun

Sorry guys had to get more people hooked on this and not just me.............We should go to a meeting to get over this....... Have fun

Thanks for that info that was a cool looking rig as well it was like a 1949 that was rehabed with a newer cab. almost as good as old ladder 7 at the training center. What ever happen to that truck that was a 19?? alf midmount open cab.

That truck looks very sharp.........................Maybe Chief Dunn or Chief Fitz can help with this one Back in the 90's at some point Yonkers had gotting a ALF midmount from Hartsdale as a spare ? What ever happen to that truck. Thanks

Thats is only a few people in this world have ever had a hotdog at Shea in October. They just don't make them.

This is a bit old maybe from 93. Tanker 3 1988 Mack MC

Engine 4

I think code 3 did a Yellow E-58 and maybe a yellow E-277 not sure but they did do one of them.

A guy name Gus cant remember his last name right now but he did sell photo's back in the 80's. Sorry I did not give credit for them as I did not recall his full name.

You do have to laugh at the numbers on the rigs and the FDNY 's on them as they are for the real fire trucks (RED) one's. But all in all they were not that bad to look at atleast you had a clue to what company was going by you. And I do remember the Kermit the frog on the front of 45 Engine. But the red/white paint came pretty fast for some of the companies.

Rescue 1 1979 Mack

No problem I have amny more photo's of Engines and truck companies that I will post some time soon. I'm glad you guys enjoyed them.

That would most likely be Engine/Squad 61, engine 90 , 97, Ladder 41 , maybe L-58. I think they would be on the first alarm. Nate can tell us for sure.

Yes they are the brothers put them on back then I beleave they worked off of scott bottles. Engine 72 and Sat 2 also had a set of train horns on them as well.

First up will be Eastchester FD from a small job in Bronxville some in 91 or 92. Engine 28

Ok Tim here you go I will post a few and see how they come out. I may have to rescan them if they dont look right. Ok this is the work horse of the 80's SNORKLE 1

Dobbs Ferry FD TL-23 from both sides

Ok here is the web page for MICCOM of North Jersey. They are located in Wayne NJ MICCOM at this time dispatchs all ALS units in Bergen Co. / Passaic Co. / And a small part of East Morris Co. Miccom also has a bass radio will local EMS/FD's as they can dispatch if needed or requested too. I do beleave that they are also contrcted to disp. for 1 or 2 transport companies as well. Below is the web page and a list of the freq's that they use but not all of them. http://www.nnjmicu.org/ 155.1750 Advanced Life Support (ALS) Dispatch (JEMS 1*) 100.0 155.3400 HEAR(JEMS 2+) 100.0 155.2800 "Disaster Channel" (JEMS 3#) 100.0 153.7850 SPEN 4 (JEMS 4$) 131.8

Thank You for your service to protect us. Rest in Peace God bless him and his family.

We need to get a pic of that................

I ran a drill with my dept. on fire in a taxpayer. Get a row of stores and take the members and do a walk thru with the owners see the basement the back room and the ROOF point out the A/C units on the roof. Show the weak points of the roof and that a collaspe of the unit is very likely if they have a fire under them. Maybe we can learn from the past so we dont loss any more members. Just my 2 cents

Well in 20 years in the fire service I have never seen the bones of a dead cat in a tree.

Does Kent still have the Mack from FDNY?????????????

Ladder 39 196? ALF 100' TDA

Old Steamer at the Rock