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Capt. Elliott overseeing explorer Randy Killmer and Terran Mace operating forestry line

Nice looking rig and it is a nice sound color!!!

Dan thanks for the first hand account of the roof task. I just don't understand when these type of massive homes are built or renovated (I was told this was an old cow barn?) why in the world would you not sprinkler the building, makes no sense.

Do to the numerous dinners and FD functions we were covering for our district plus Amenia's so I needed to stay in town, looks like a monster task guys and gals, great job. I was told we hauled 9 loads @ 3000 per = 27,000 more.

I just got back in town, they called our Tanker, guess I should take a ride South.

order placed, thanks Seth

great pictures, love the shot of the Deputy Coordinator helping change the bottle, looks like an excellent job by the Mohegan FD.

Great job Don, thanks excellent work by the AFD.

Seth I don't know to much about the Crimson line, they are a Spartan company correct? Haven't actually seen one in our area yet.

WOW!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! So much for 5***** crash ratings. Thanks for sharing photos of a unique incident. It really did look pretty routine from the first photo, was the bridge itself damaged, it did look pushed up a bit but i see Metro North is still running so I probably answered my own question.

Not something a vegetarian would attend, they felt sorry for me and gave the invite to an installation dinner that night.

Kevin stay safe and return home safely and THANK YOU!

Is Manhattanville in your coverage area? My son will be going there in the fall.

Great shots Chief and Bill, excellent job AFD.

Thank you to Instructor Craig Elderkin and to all the members that attended from JHK, Amenia, Millerton, Fairview Explorer Post 17, Pelham, Mamaroneck and Wassaic, it was an excellent class and well attended. photos courtesy of Dan Killmer, Wassaic and myself Setting up Evolutions under the direction of Instructor Elderkin

Nice, great to see a piece of history preserved.

Thanks Chief. Point 1. But they had their waist/chest strap connected. Point 2. Some of us are always blue and melanchoia Point 3. If it looks like a banana, ah never mind!!!

Great shots and thanks for sharing, never had one of these when I went to school, come to think of it did they have cars then?

Can't open the first link because I am at work but the other three from the company website are progress pics, nothing there advising who manufactured the vehicle.

Still wondering who manufactured the rig, anyone?

Thanks Chief for sharing, great to see an older rig that is still in service and providing protection to the community.

Tommy thanks for sharing, you guys always seem to stay busy with training and events, hats off to your post and advisors!!!! How thick was the ice?

Well thank you Josh.

Very nice, any idea who manufactured it?

Mark's bus seats seven.