The quote "I wish my head could forget what my eyes have seen" is so very true after over a decade in public safety (Fire and EMS) the mental scars most of us carry around are many. There is more firefighters, police officers and medics that take their own lives every year than are killed in the line of duty.
*"It's like Katrina without the hurricane". That is the PERFECT way to sum up the massive deterioration that's taken place in Detroit over recent decades.* *I am from Michigan originally, and love my homestate to the fullest. But Detroit in it's current state of condition... I just hope it gets better @_____________@*
Man even after Brendan "Doogie" Milewski tells his story. Today we had EIGHT, EIGHT brothers with different severity of injuries in a collapse one was loaded into an ambulance and rushed to the emergency room. I feel like Detroit has a serious issue. July 28th 2022..
They go into buildings with no evidence of anyone being occupied and the building is not able to saved. MANY departments still have this culture of fighting every single fire from the inside. It's a hero complex thing. I've been a first responder since 08 and it's always been a thing.
I use to think the FDNY was the most aggressive of them all but after watching this documentary and seeing the amount of working structure fires they would go to in 1 shift is ridiculous. And unlike the FDNY, Detroit is doing straight 24 hours of that. And to have almost all of those fires in vacants and to still go in balls to the wall like that With limited equipment, wore down turn out gear not to mention literally using broken apparatus is out of this world. All of them have my up most respect but after seeing this, I put those Detroit guys on top. Those men are a different breed.
The solution is very simple. Burn, under controlled conditions, every derelict house. Then level the lot and carry away debris. Many problems would be solved at once.
I will be forever grateful to my friend because he recommended me to became a BOXXY SOFTWARE user and now I can watch everything I want! This experience changed my life!
The quote "I wish my head could forget what my eyes have seen" is so very true after over a decade in public safety (Fire and EMS) the mental scars most of us carry around are many. There is more firefighters, police officers and medics that take their own lives every year than are killed in the line of duty.
I have and will always have the UTMOST RESPECT for FIREFIGHTERS.
This documentary is 🔥
*"It's like Katrina without the hurricane". That is the PERFECT way to sum up the massive deterioration that's taken place in Detroit over recent decades.*
*I am from Michigan originally, and love my homestate to the fullest. But Detroit in it's current state of condition... I just hope it gets better @_____________@*
I watched it live and it was amazing !
These guys are heroes!
You needn't look in a comic book to find heroes. Chances are that they are in your local fire hall.
infinitecanadian
Agreed!
This film sums it up!
Man even after Brendan "Doogie" Milewski tells his story. Today we had EIGHT, EIGHT brothers with different severity of injuries in a collapse one was loaded into an ambulance and rushed to the emergency room. I feel like Detroit has a serious issue. July 28th 2022..
They go into buildings with no evidence of anyone being occupied and the building is not able to saved. MANY departments still have this culture of fighting every single fire from the inside. It's a hero complex thing. I've been a first responder since 08 and it's always been a thing.
have it on dvd
Detroit fire is old school aggressive dept. Limited man power resources but they get the job done.
Same here in Baltimore!!!
“I wish my head could forget what my eyes have seen”
is there a digital distribution of this film somewhere?
So is this available to view somewhere?
I remember seeing snippets of this and the trailer. Did the movie ever come out?
Yeah it came out very briefly a long time ago and all proceeds went to the Detroit fire department
@@clterry07 It would be nice if they could have another release of it or maybe to DVD or something to buy on a streaming service.
Let it burn. And start again, the city has been dying a slow death for more than half a century.
“We the baddest guys in Michigan”
Detroit firefighter have balls. You think fdny,boston and chicago aggressive.
I use to think the FDNY was the most aggressive of them all but after watching this documentary and seeing the amount of working structure fires they would go to in 1 shift is ridiculous. And unlike the FDNY, Detroit is doing straight 24 hours of that. And to have almost all of those fires in vacants and to still go in balls to the wall like that With limited equipment, wore down turn out gear not to mention literally using broken apparatus is out of this world. All of them have my up most respect but after seeing this, I put those Detroit guys on top. Those men are a different breed.
The solution is very simple. Burn, under controlled conditions, every derelict house. Then level the lot and carry away debris. Many problems would be solved at once.
Isn't Detroit famous for Hell Night?, the night before Halloween when delinquents set dozens of vacant houses on fire every year.
Yep
Devil's Night but that's close enough.
perfectly colleagues!!!
I will be forever grateful to my friend because he recommended me to became a BOXXY SOFTWARE user and now I can watch everything I want! This experience changed my life!
Liberal paradise lol.