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All of East Fishkill's tankers were originally built by EEI, on an International chassis. Over a period of 2 years, all 3 tankers went out for refurb by US Tanker, from 2500 gallon capacity, to 3000 gallon capacity, and pump capacity from 450, to I BELIEVE 700, or 750gpm. Unfortunately, this is the only picture I could find readily available before refurb:

'Gratz guys, a sharp lookin rig. This replaced the following vehicle:

Ya know, I am so aggravated. Haven't missed one yet (and I LOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOVE chili)!!! But of course I had to work this weekend. So mad!!

While I do not plan to NOT vote, it surely has a point, right?

Link to IA Link to 1st Responder Article Isn't this in the same area that Arlington overturned one of their engines about 10 years ago?

Oy vey! I try and avoid Raymond to the best I can. I hate those roundabouts.

To quote an "inside source": "A can of spray insulation was covered in debris, and it blew up in the faces of the investigators and one of the CVFD guys"

East Fishkill dispatched for a reported structure fire. First arriving unit (1st Assistant Chief) 39-2 reporting working fire. First in crew encountered a room and contents; the room fully involved, self vented, beginning extension out window up to eaves and into attic, and extending just outside of door into hallway. The main body k/d in under 5, overhaul and checking for extension proved negative results. Aggressive attack kept this from extending beyond the room of origin. Good job guys! Poughkeepsie Journal Article Incident Alert

Guys, please try and keep all comments relative to the thread. Some comments here totally unrelated.

Picture is courtesy of EFFD 39-1 (District Chief), and yes, I heard the same thing!

I remember hearin' that on the scanner. Scary stuff!

Yes, i have seen a couple reviews of this product on another forum I am on. It is to emergency warning equipment, what EMTBravo is to the buffs here. Like a day in Willy Wonka's Chocolate Factory. Unfortunately, the site is currently down (due to aftereffects of Hurricane Ike) but I shall post reviews once they get back online.

This thread has served its purpose. There is no more need to argue over whose fault it was, or what broke, or who saw what. Unless something new arises (i.e. the boat is located) this thread is closed. I don't think anyone can add any more value to this thread than has already been posted.

Going along with what everyone else has said I dropped Nextel a month ago for Verizon. I was only 6 months into my 2nd, 2 year contract, but I was so fed up with it. I miss the 2way function, but I appreciate the better reception, cheaper plan, more services for a lower price, and a bigger discount thatn I had for Nextel. Overall, I am very happy I went to Verizon.

Does anyone know anything more about this, or heard anything more? http://www.emtbravo.net/index.php?showtopic=27557

As always, Bill is such a modest, down to earth guy, who has not/was not/is not tooting his own horn. IF it were my pic on the cover, I woulda told y'all the second I knew I was going to have one of my photo's on the cover of ANY major publication!! Congrats Bill, on yet another one of many fine jobs!!

Date: 9-12-08 Time: 2301hrs Location: Southern End of Dutchess County, City of Poughkeepsie, Town of Cornwall Frequency: 151.205 Units Operating: DC911 Description Of Incident: Police Officer Safety Bulletin Writer: xfirefighter484x 2301hrs - DC911 on 151.205 dispatching an officer safety bulletin for PDs in the Southern end of Dutchess County. Per the Town of Cornwall Police, an Officer Safety Bulletin is being issued. A subject leaving 28 Beechwood Avenue in the Cityof Poughkeepsie heading for the Town of Cornwall has threatened harm to any officer that tries to apprehend him, possibly driving a 4 door, Red Ford Sedan

Date: 9-12-08 Time: 2213hrs Location: IAO 49 Healy Lane, Cross streets of Mountain Top Road, and Stormville Mountain Road Frequency: 453.900 (Dispatch Ch. 1), 453.925 (Response Ch. 2), 453.800 (Command Ch. 3), 453.625 (F/G 9/10) Units Operating: 39-2, 39-52, 39-71, 39-72 Description Of Incident: Initial Dispatch for Rollover MVA w/Entrapment, and 8 patients Writer: xfirefighter484x 2218hrs - DC911 to 39-72 are you responding? -72 is driver alone, please go 2nd dispatch for an EMT. 2219hrs - DC911, 2nd dispatch to EFFD, 39-72 driver alone, Rollover MVA w/injuries, IAO 49 Healy Lane, all occupants reported to be out of the vehicle 2245hrs - DC911 2nd dispatch for -72 to now respond to the MVA with injuries, per command -72 can respond in driver alone. 2220hrs - 39-52 O/S 2220hrs - MLSS 266 O/S 2225hrs - EFFD Command to DC911, have 39-72, remain in quarters, securing RMAs 2238hrs - EFFD command to DC911, have 39-72 respond in to the scene, DC911 dispatching due to 39-72 not answering on Response Channel 2248hrs - DC911 to EFFD 39-72, 2nd dispatch to respond to the MVA with injuries, per command, you can respond in driver alone. 2250hrs - EF command, no response out of 39-72, please dispatch another BLS ambulance 2252hrs - DC911 to MLSS, another ambulance is requested to the MVA with injuries

Very beautiful and touching Bill.

Caaaaaaaaaaaaaaaan anyone say.....

I was sitting in AP Chem, Senior year in HS. The hall monitors were walking around handing out notes to all the teachers, and my teacher said "Yea, I know, I already heard." Of course, I just thought it was something like a teacher's meeting scheduled or something. Then, 4th period, I was in lunch, the principal came over the PA, and announced about the tragedies. My HS, like most others, the cafeteria was probably the loudest place on earth. The eeriest part, was you coul dhave heard a pin drop for a good 20 minutes, during, and after the principal's announcement. From there, I went to my next class a little early, and my teacher was in his office listening to the radio, so I sat down and listened along. I asked him to give me the rundown on what was happening. I was either in shock/disbelief, but at that point, I had not known the towers were gone. I had been thinking just one got hit. Thats when he told me; "No, they're gone. They're both gone." And one of the other music teachers was frantic on the phone trying to call her ex husband, who worked nowhere else than in WTC Bldg. 1.

Yea, there is quite a bit of out of date information there. Don't know the last time it was updated.

Oh FFD941, don't you look so astute!!!! What's with the dangling waist straps though?!?!?!

Well done! I appreciated the big smile on my face.

Kinda scary to look back, huh? http://www.emtbravo.net/index.php?showtopic=10940&hl=