Frank Becerra Jr-Awesome Photos Of Mohegan Fire

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Frank Becerra Jr got some awesome shots of the Mohegan fire this AM.

http://www.lohud.com/article/20110802/NEWS02/108020368/Fire-damages-Mohegan-Lake-home?odyssey=tab|topnews|img|Frontpage

I don't see a slide show or video yet, but I'm sure it'll be posted soon.

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Agreed....looked like a nice job too.

[BFD1054 1,552]

As always, Frank got some great shots.

Good shot of the Career FF's (tan gear/yellow helmets) stretching the initial line.

Looks like a quick stop by LMFD, nice work. Glad to hear nobody was injured.

Also, nice shot of Career FF Andy LaRocca making his way up with the TIC...just saw that picture.

Edited August 3, 2011 by BFD1054

[JohnnyOV 2]

The career guys made one hell of a stop, stretching and operating a 2.5" line off the first arriving ladder by himself, followed up by the other arriving career firemen. The utmost kudos and respect for handling that situation like you did.

edit: first arriving unit was the ladder, not an engine

Edited August 3, 2011 by JohnnyOV

[PFDRes47cue 653]

Nice shots. Great work by all involved!

[X2321 133]

Slideshow http://www.lohud.com/apps/pbcs.dll/gallery?Avis=BH&Dato=20110802&Kategori=NEWS&Lopenr=108020801&Ref=PH

Video http://www.LoHud.com/videonetwork/1091676515001/Lake-Mohegan-fire

[JFLYNN 681]

The career guys made one hell of a stop, stretching and operating a 2.5" line by the first arriving engine man by himself, followed up by the other arriving career firemen. The utmost kudos and respect for handling that situation like you did.

Great stop guys.

I'm curious why you decided to go with 2.5" for this?

[MoFire390 118]

great shots and an awesome video of the call as well.

[Remember585 815]

Great stop guys.

I'm curious why you decided to go with 2.5" for this?

That had to be a b**** to hump up the stairs of a Cape. Good job.

[FFBlaser 24]

Big Fire, Big hose.

[JFLYNN 681]

Big Fire, Big hose.

Wow, very salty...aw shucks, you make it seem so simple Lt. ....

Tell me, if the fire was bigger then the one pictured, would you suggest 3.5"?

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Awesome photos, Frank!

[BFD1054 1,552]

Wow, very salty...aw shucks, you make it seem so simple Lt. ....

Tell me, if the fire was bigger then the one pictured, would you suggest 3.5"?

Chief Flynn....personally id prefer a 4" with a smooth-bore, but i guess a 3.5" would do