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I took the picture last spring, not sure if the plate is stil on it, and no Craig I haven't been over to the Town garage to get "some" stuff off of it.

Anyone else going?? We have 9 going and some of the brothers from JHK are meeting us to go as well. We had a few cancel so we have a few seats, send me a PM if you would like to fill them.

Our old 226 sold to the town of Amenia in 1997, she sits behind the town garage wasting away. From her glory days

now that's a worker!

good stuff, I see Kyle Pottenburgh on scene there in the first pic.

Should have clarified that better, no calls for the Wahoo crew since Monday. I work at the great TDDSO and have the luxury of calling you.

Shhhhhhhhhhhhh..... we haven't had a call since Monday morning and you know what that means

No need to be sorry, I was looking there as well but it was actually in the Dutchess Forum section, with or without it, the Dutchess responders have surely been busy

Our Chief here at Safety got to meet Victor last night at the Sleight Plass fire. You beat me the Dover fire, I was scanning for it too.

Dan let's not forget the FID team, they just banged out again

I went to the scene this morning as I work for the agency involved and I must say, one hell of a job was done by Lagrange, PV and Arlington, excellent save and work, Thanks again from my agency.

Bill was the Tahoe pushed into the vehicle that he had stopped, I see the right corner of the plastic/rubber shield under the bumper pulled down. Speedy recovery to the PO.

Bill, The home is a NYS OMRDD home under Taconic DDSO, our Chief from Safety was on scene, I'm headed over this morning, greats shots as always and a busy day for you. Thank you to the Lagrange, Pleasant Valley and Arlington depts.

Thanks Chief for sharing, nothing like first due pictures to show the fire conditions which were obviously well involved. Quick question, does E.Fishkill fast team wear the red helmets?

Some updated information as well: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/tvshowbiz/artic...n-home-die.html

They live on a dirt road just over the line from the Wassaic Fire District, preplan for the road is for Millbrook and Wassaic, we went to their residence for an AFA a few years back on X-mas eve. Mr. Neeson also had a pretty bad motorcycle accident on the road and was found by a passer-by. http://www.showbizireland.com/news/july00/12-neeson02.shtml

Should be fun, you guys supplying the foam? or can we use Mr. Bubbles.

When Command arrived on scene all equipped was requested to the scene as there was a large grass fire with a barn as an exposure. A quick response and apparatus placement quickly knocked the fire down before reaching the barn. Thanks to the Amenia firefighters that responded to assist. Photos by Dan Killmer after knockdown. Crews extinguishing the original pile that was being burned that got out of control. Explorer Randy Killmer assists Asst. Chief Christiansen with refilling Tanker 69-31

Hoping to add something like this, well of course in blue.

Here she is, 1979 Pierce/Chevy; 300 GPM pump and 300 gallon booster tank, we are opening bids tonight for her replacement. click on the link to our website in my signature for check out our other apparatus.

Dan another great topic, thanks for all the advice/tactics that have been offered. here is a link to an interactive tin ceiling site, nothing special just shows the different types http://www.tinceiling.com/interactive/iceiling.htm

this would be the caddy, Dover sold it to us. Well if you make it up to Dover, please head alittle further North to Wassaic, we would love to have you, thanks for sharing.

Nice rig Chief, came down this morning for a view, thanks Rob and Commish Pete for the hospitality, we were gone maybe 45 minutes when the structure fire went out, we were wondering the same thing if it went to the fire.

Excellent work Mr. Marron, great story.

Yes indeed Jack, the guys made a quick attack and the brothers from Amenia responded and assisted without being requested (Thanks), it was just about out, with exception of the original pile when I arrived with the last Engine. Hopefully this is not an indication of the brush fire season, we have already had two, with only one last year, although that one was a BIG two day event.