*NEW YEAR'S SPECIAL* LAFD Battalion 5 Units Response Compilation

Happy New Year! In this video, you will see Los Angeles Fire Department Battalion 5 units responding to calls for service.
This video consists of all new videos and no reposts.
Units featured in order:
Task Force 27
Rescue 52 (new rescue)
Engine 35
Engine 82C
USAR 27
Engine 82 (Rosenbauer electric), Rescue 27, and Rescue 35
Light Force 35
Rescue 82 (reserve rescue)
Engine 41
Engine 82 (KME)
Engine 27
Rescue 52 (old rescue)
Light Force 27 and Plug Buggy 27
Rescue 76
Engine 56 (reserve engine)
Battalion 5 (using reserve Battalion 705)
Engine 82 (Rosenbauer electric) and Rescue 82 (reserve rescue)
Rescue 56
Rescue 82 (reserve rescue) and EMS 5
Engine 52
Engine 76
Engine 41
Rescue 827 (new rescue)
Rescue 827 (old rescue) and Rescue 27 (reserve rescue)
Rescue 35
Rescue 41
Light Force 27
Engine 82 (KME)
Rescue 835
Engine 52 and Rescue 52 (new rescue)
Rescue 35 (reserve rescue)
Battalion 5
Engine 41
Rescue 82 (reserve rescue)
Engine 27
Rescue 76 (reserve rescue)
Light Force 35
Rescue 27 (reserve rescue)
Filmed in Los Angeles, CA - 2022
Thank you for watching! Cheers to a great 2023!

[@southlafirephotography]

Wow nice!! Love E82C, TF27 was haulin’, E82’s electric vid is always a sight to see, not often you see a plug buggy. Cool compilation

[@ocfirevideography9989]

Seems like battalion 5 is a busy area

[@90210FireBuff]

It is

[@cornwellstingray]

Thanks for the video and have a Happy 2023!

[@lafdvalley_responsevideos]

Awesome compilation

[@north-westemergencyphotogr7080]

TF27 looked like they were on a mission.

[@miguel-andrewjimenez9499]

Where’s E35’s Pierce at? Nice compilation

[@90210FireBuff]

Broke down the day after it was first placed in service

[@miguel-andrewjimenez9499]

@@90210FireBuff thanks and happy new year

[@minibinwaredisposaldude5641]

2:24 is that a smartsiren

[@trainsandstuff2040]

Fed Sig PA640

[@minibinwaredisposaldude5641]

@@trainsandstuff2040 oh

[@Geter_Priffin]

2:03 I don’t know LAFD has a brush truck

[@90210FireBuff]

LAFD has a number of brush patrol rigs at stations near or in the hills. The rig seen at 2:03 is actually a utility truck, known as a plug buggy