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Rest in Peace Brother

R.I.P

Just to clarify too the VA is in Dutchess County and one in Westchester County.

I too worked there part time and lots of good memories and always getting stuck with "a Late call" . Lot of good perople still there until the end and hopefully they'll carry on.

RIP What a terrible tragedy

Nice shots Bill.... Isnt that the same area where there was a fatal a month or so ago? It was on a motorcycle then to I believe

1st thanks for sharing ypur photos Jet. 2nd I'm surprised noone has commentedon what appears to be a bottle on the rear floor of the the red minivan.........

Great Pictures . Thanks for sharing them. I remember as a younster Dennis Smith had a book out too called "Firehouse" I beleive and it was full of pictures like that too. I met him amd he signed it for me as a young child and inside he wrote the names of the guys that he worked with that were in his book" Report from Engine Co 82"

Congrats Ferg

2nd that thought Ouch

Nice shots Bill

RIP

RIP

Nice shots as usual Bill !!!!!!!!!

I think it's a shame that the Poughkeepsie Journal has yet to carry a story about this and fails to acknowledge what these 2-3 people did. I say Hats off to them and a job well done.

I heard a civilian got a lady out of the house and wanted no publicity and left . Anyone hear anymore on this?

Dan I thought I saw Wappingers there too in the Journals photos

Nice shots Photo and others who posted. Question for EFFD Command, were there any issues with communications with inter county units? How many FAST teams were there? Who handled accountability? Thanks

Thank you all for your service to our Country . May you come home safe.

DO NOT GET OUT of your vehicle, I REPEAT DO NOT GET OUT of your vehicle Since you told the perp NOT to get out they will and have the ACLU sue you even though it wasn't your fault they don't listen.

I agree that this is a good topic. ALS you bring up good points about only working structure fires and other alarms. I know of several districts that do this and don't get it. I also know of some that send ems on everything but "still" alarms ie brush fires wires down etc.Wish I had the answer.

I can't remember my first time doing CPR but one of my first calls was when I was a volunteer I heard a call go out for unconscious unresponsive female in her residnece in the middle of the day. I was like 2 blocks away so decided to go see if the engine chauffer could use a hand. I followed him and the grandson was there begging us to help grandma out. We went into the bedroom my partner went to take a pulse and found one, she woke up looked up at us and said"what the hell you doing to me"? " I was taking a dam nap" why ya bothering me? We all started laughing and the kid was somewhat embaressed but explained that he tried to wake her up and she wouldn't. Before we left the kid was okay .....

Sage Thanks for explaining it better to me. I didn't know it was that bad for that area.

Intresting My mother in law lives there too.wonder if she knows more about it. I personally think it's a bad idea to get rid of them.

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