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Oh, that's ok, ya have a legit qustion and a VALID point!

We've had our share of clls for highly intox tenagers. It happens all over the place, not just in Larchmont, or anty other areas where there are a bunch of well to do families. The only alcohol I consume is a glass of wine with dinner at my sister's house or a very occaisional Coors Lite with the landlord, and I don't go out after that.

Best wishes for a full and speedy recovery, Lieutenant. You are in my thoughts and Prayers.

This was disacussed previously in another thread : Mohgan Rescue 32

Then find a reason and put him in solitary.

Congratulations, and Best Wishes, Kevin. And as Seth said do keep us informed as you go through your BT and as you go through your enlistment time, as well. Thank you for helping to protect our freedom! Good luck, and stay safe.

Nope! This scumbag wants to die, so he can be a "martyr" for the "cause", All the more reason to keep him alive so he can live in HELL on Earth

Sharp rig!! May you get many years of great service from it!!!

I remember a few yars back, we had the same problem on the Harlem Line, when a diesel engine sprung a leak, and the fuel caught fire, and left a flaming trail of brush from White Plains all the way up to Croton Falls where we stopped it in the station and had it shut down. Every FD from North White to Croton Falls had calls that day.

ED, That's exactly wat it does. It grinds the surface of the rails to remove imperfections, and smoths the surface. Kind of like "cutting drums and rotors n the bake syustem in a car, but on a larger scale. I've seen it many times, having lived for many years along the Harlem line.

Actually, they were called Deputy Coordinators, with the Coordinator at the top. Now as EJS1810 stated they are known as Battalion Coordinators, each one covering a given area. As to how this was set up. I really can't answer that one. They are at major incidents to assist the Incident Commander in procuring whatever resources are needed at any time during the incident.

DAMN!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! and this person was alert and conscious?? This persons GuardianAngel was riding along in that car!!!! Lucky!!!!!!!!!!! Excellent shots!!! THanks for sharing!!!!!

Great shots, guys! There was some interesting equipment on display there.

Good work, Jack! You did your homewok!!!LOL

Anybody see anything differet between the two rainbows? Why?

Great shots, ENG47INE, and oilflame!!! You guys take some goo pics. Keep up the good work!

On behalf of the Officers and members of the Croton Falls (NY) Volunteer Fire Department, I wish to express our hartfelt condolences. You are in our thoughts and Prayers. Please take comfort in knowing that they are in a better place, now, s they sit at the Right Hand of the Father. And may God grant you the strength to make it through this difficult time. Chris Richie, Past Chief, CFFD

Best wishes for a full and speedy recovery.

As Seth said!

Beautiful vehicle, well thought! Good luck with it!

Hmm, Sounds like there might be some inebriated fish swimming around in the lake.

Have a Safe and Happy Memorial Day, and as Ryan said let's not forget WHY we celabrate.

Thanks, Seth. I did not seeanything done, unles it was to the rear of the buiding. No foam while I was there. It had to be 75 to 85 feet long, possibly a bit more, and I'm not sure of its deth butif I were to guesstimate, probably 30 feet or so.

Looks like thry're doing a rebuild on it. Anyone from Wappingers wish to elaborate? For more information about our Website you can contact: S.W.Johnson Engine Company #2 Serving The Village Of Wappingers Falls Since 1872 5 School Street Wappingers Falls, NY 12590 Phone: 845-298-7952 info@SWJ2.org

No, it's not just the Brass. I know a kid who is a Trooper in Connecticut, and he does take his RMP home with him.