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Was the fire the largest loss of life for the FDNY prior to 9/11 or was there a worse fire prior to 9/11

Wow, that story is a little piece of history. Where are the fatalities firefighters? How many people died?

Any one got any photos? Is it a bucket or a stick?

Now if this car was in black and some one got pulled over by it they would $*** their plants. I know I would. Nice car, it looks sick and the front light package is in a work scary.

I have been waiting for this for so long.....I thought it was muuch earlier this year that it actually was, thank god I can finally stop saying that the clock changes on Sunday every weekend.

Agreed

Wow, that must have been one hell of a clean up.

The Grateful Dead are too good to do that her. Lock her away and make sure those kids never see her again. Dear god is all I can say.

The same exact thing just happened at my school. Only the sickness was limited to a few dozen students.

Thats what I was thinking.

I wish they put up pictures of the HazMat, tech rescue and Grassland Fire Brigade apparatus. But other than that it is really cool. Where is the link to the apparatus plate assignments.

http://www.lohud.com/article/20081028/NEWS02/810280414 October 28, 2008 Rain sinks Rye fireboat Leslie Korngold The Journal News RYE - A city of Rye fireboat sunk this morning.

Found this on www.firefighterclosecalls.com Link to site and story: http://firefighterclosecalls.com/fullstory.php?74085 Apparently the IAFF has been given the lead to develop better SCBAs. I am curious to know if any one has anymore information on these new SCBAs and everyones opinion on this new technology/development.

http://www.lohud.com/article/20081020/NEWS04/810200388

My father taugth me how to shoot an M-4 Carbine, .357 and .44 Magnum at age 10 at a bible camp and that was an experience. At age 8 there is no reason to be handling firearms, even 12 is too young. And what was the gun going loaded at a firearms show anyway.

Oh, I see. When is it going to go in service?

What is the top speed one of those Tahoes get to? I have seen some, not PD, going faster than I thought a Tahoe could ever do regardless of safety.

What is this rigs primary use?

According to lohud.com, the two people found in the house had been beaten. http://www.lohud.com/article/20081027/NEWS02/810270392

Wow, amazing looking rig. Looks like a well planned, built and equipped rig. I love the look of it from behind with the chevrons and rear lighting.

Dear god, that probie will have a few stories to tell.

There is a company up here with a 1972 Maxim Pumper, that is no longer in service because of engine troubles that could sell as a muster piece for more than this engine was worth.

That is a true shame. That engine could have seen many more years of service with a little rehab. I know of a few departments here in VT that would love something like this.

I have seen those hood mounted LEDs in print but never on a car. I am curious to see these lights in use, keep us updated on how these LED lights work.

Hillsdales Autocar and Crotons Mack former rescues are amazing. We will never see anything like that again.