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Rest Easy Brother!
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Good Luck Christopher! Never give up!
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Rest in Peace Brother
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Thoughts and prayers to FF Kevin Townes family and the MVFD, may he Rest in Peace
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Here is the link to the longer video, which shows the rescue and what was done after they pulled they guy out from under the car. http://news.hjnews.com/vmix_d78f8cbe-dda6-11e0-afa6-001cc4c03286.html
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The amount of hose that bed carries...so 6/10 is 6 lengths of 1.75 and 10 lengths of 2.5 connected by a reducer.
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Looks like 21 Truck, so that would be a 75 footer.
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Looks like Squad 252 was first due.
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Looks like its from a 2nd alarm in the 33rd battalions area...fire was in a Queen Anne.
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May God watch over them and their families. Rest in Peace Brothers.
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Bro, your in the 14-17 age how can you know what your doing inside and out when you still not even allowed to go into a building...and how the hell do you know more then most guys on the job...these guys went through a rigorous academy and train on a day to day bases...I would love you be there when you "show" these guys up...I am the captain at my post and got the position after taking a test...and I still don't know jack about what being a real FF is, I never been inside a fire. Just my two cents...good luck though
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Love the Picture with 220 as they are my first due company and the ones I buff the most!
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That ain't no Mack...thats a Ford C cab...
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The Pocono Twp rig is awesome up close. It's already served them very well.
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From my learning as a fire explorer, and from seeing things done a certain way, I have noticed that many departments do not choose the correct sized line for the fire at hand. Pulling and 1.75 on a fully involed house is not the smartest move. Choosing the correct sized line...IMO...can make the difference between losing a house and saving it. Size up is a key to having the proper sized line. FE Capt. Matt. D