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Those guys are not alone............

Appears so - there is a reflective vest in the car... Name patch is funny, but I am not a fan of nicknames on them....

Been wondering about this myself so I searched a bit.. ALL Of these quotes are from lohud.com; Carbon DIOXIDE.....wow...LOL And more recent article; Let the speculation begin.......no mask? Trapped and ran out of air? Hero not using a mask? C'mon Bravo Detectives...sic him! Best wishes and speedy recover to the injured Firemen.

I agree...no one should man a stick flowing water...that said...I have been ther emyself, and most likely do it again... Here's hoping Hootie heals hastily.

How did I miss this!?!~?!? Is this the COMMAND POST?

Tell robin that...someone kept her up...and it wasnt me!~

I was camping right down the road from here...never heard the sirens...slept through the whole thing....

Pretty sure the head poking out of the roof is LFD FF S.D. No? I love the shot of the Trooper holding the line, and the UVFD Lieutenant (and Poughkeepsie ACO1!) standing by talking to the other Trooper...classic Ray~

Perhaps if RHINEBECK relocated........ http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WWqemmtoM7k

Saw Photounit's pics...looked like a nice job...I loved the pic of Lt. Lopes on the ladder....

It's not everyday that the Brothers from the Big A make it to the City......especially 3252! Guess I will have to see them in the am....City 324 off the air K.

Post them already Nate....what's with the tease? To pass the time; here is a highly detailed article from pojonews.com with all of the information about the fire; http://www.poughkeepsiejournal.com/article...NEWS01/90904030 On a side note - did either of you make it to the serious MVA that FFD/AFD/PFD handled?

Fire under control just shy of the 15 minute MARK..

Wow..............

Ohhhh...a Rotoray License Plate! NICE!

Very nice

There were so many cover quality pics from this job.....

What, in your opinion, is the biggest advancement in modern firefighting, since, let's say the eighties? I chose the 80's to rule out SCBA...which were more common then..and argueabley the biggest advancement in firefighting history.

I am sure many of you have seen this rig where it sits now, for those who havnt it is sitting idle in the parking lot of the Lake George Escape campground, Lake George, NY. Poor thing is rotting away.

Screw fire preventtion.

I agree....especially since it saved my a** once...the TIC!

Oh my LORD! Amazing fire! AMAZING SHOTS BILL!!!!!!!!! OODLES of truck work! Good work by all!

Wow....more please!

Woah.

Yep! By a Westchester Cop~!