Mack engines and scopes, long coats with 3/4 boots, steal cylinders, just bosses had radios... a lot has changed. But FDNY has always and will always be THE BRAVEST!
Idk maybe its just me but if we get a job like that now theres 400 fireman standing around 25 cheifs and tents and constant radio chatter. These guys are using what seems an all hands assignment at todays 5th alarm. And still getting it done!!. No overcrowding just going about their business
Mack engines and scopes, long coats with 3/4 boots, steal cylinders, just bosses had radios... a lot has changed. But FDNY has always and will always be THE BRAVEST!
Glad when relatives and family get to see their loved ones in these vids!
I miss those Macks engines and Aerialscopes and ladders and rescues.
Last frame of the video is Al Ronaldson R-3
funny..at 2:05 thats my father climbing the ladder. always had to be in the middle of it. lol
love these old mack rigs
Idk maybe its just me but if we get a job like that now theres 400 fireman standing around 25 cheifs and tents and constant radio chatter. These guys are using what seems an all hands assignment at todays 5th alarm. And still getting it done!!. No overcrowding just going about their business
Sounds like a Detroit diesel cranking.
Hahahahaha, my father is in this video..... Very strange to see..... He walks by the camera at 2:00.....,
mack engines wish they still made them
Yep...
Wasn't 30 Truck one of only a few Mack Rearmounts in the city?
Yessir. L30 and L132
@hugo121175 Nice helmet he has on too, wish i could find one like that !
Harlem Job that's what she said.
did she pass away at this fire?
R3?
Crack Era
69/28 first in