this is my parents house . Thank God they made it out safely . No scars /bruises. Thank God for Brooke county police Sherrif department and firefighters rescuing my parents and siblings safely .
@ Brittany Jones, I'm so very sorry for the families loss of their home. Grateful to know that everyone is safe and accounted for. Prayer's being sent from southeast Mississippi.
Great job, very fast and efficient use of personnel and apparatus. I am a true believer that the truck belongs in front of the structure, unless power lines prevent the use of the aerial. Having additional engines arrive from the opposite direction was perfect. The only thing that I saw, and almost EVERY dept. does the same thing is the flaking out of the supply line BEFORE it fills with water. In this case it wasn't really an issue because the only kink was quickly corrected, but it's much easier to maneuver when it's dry. Again, a great job done by all.
Very nicely done Endicott fire. Immediate water supply and deployment of the 2 and a half. Big fire big water. Quick knockdown well done. Thanks for a great video too
The paramedics and firemen deserve a lot of credit your service and time and efforts are deeply appreciated thanks don't work to hard love and appreciate you guys let's stop and hope everyone is doing ok right great job great catches as usual way to go keep them safe out there ! Joe
Excellent job Quint 25! It was a great pleasure for this old fire dog to see that kind of hustle on the fire ground! When I was an engineer, water supply to my engine was only secondary to water to my attack crews. A+ on both! Chief 53, you nailed it! The people of Union can rest easy knowing you and your team is on the job.
As much as I don’t dig the ladder showing up first (even if it’s a quint. Just my preference), they did a great job getting the right/sized line and a supply in service quickly.
Great job with the hoses . The guy in the tan pants and blue top was ready when the truck rolled up and they got the water on the fire pretty quick because of him.
Great video . Go walk around some they can't stop you it's a public street . Nice job on dropping a line in . Great to think about water supply on the way in . I've watched paid company's that never drop a line . Great job with the 2 &1/2 .
They forgot on critical thing. They never pulled the power on the house. The porch light was on the hole time. Very dangerous for the crew’s working the fire. Water and electricity don’t mix to well. The ladder truck stopped to close under the power lines. But out side of that and how long it took to get there they got a quick knock down.
Not sure if I hear correctly, explosions of some kind? Not a comforting sound to hear when approaching a fire I'm sure. I really like how well the first arrivals give very clear info to the engines that arrive later. No errors, everyone on the same page as to what's happening.
The quint is a Sutphen SL-70. A very practical truck except for the main ladder access. The turntable is poorly designed as it is a modified Tower, and getting onto the main to climb up is a challenge all its own.
Thank you, I appreciate it. I happen to live just down the hill from this fire and saw the header from my house. I loved the pictures you took from this fire, you took some truly amazing shots!
2:54 - First fire suppression piece arrives on scene 4:37 - First drop of water hits the fire A total of 1 minute and 43 seconds passes from when the apparatus is put in park to when water hits the fire. Are we watching the same video?
I'm sure it's the furthest thing from anyone's mind coming from a house fire myself. We have a trampoline that has just been sitting and we know that there was a trampoline Outback so we would like to give it to them feel free to reach out again I hope everyone is okay sending my prayers
10 minutes into the video and I still see no ground ladders thrown and no attempt to force entry to search for life and get a line to make an interior attack...
i when back to rescue lost. or injuries hiker in the national mountain park here time off i come back to the farm only thing i have to say the police need to step up their game with traffic control a lot when the fire truck is at the fire or rescue. mother of 3 and a few weeks pregnant paramedic was killed in an accident the police car should not have been where it was in the first place should the ambulance should also have been put not on the outside of the accident seeing she was hite but a semi-trucks when to get another bag of medical equipment
Why would you move the hose across the street? It blocks any trucks from coming in that way! Get the hoses out of the street and be a little more strategic in how you lay them out, so someone doesn't have to use that much energy moving hoses.
If any trucks come in that way they can just stop before the hose. You don’t need every single engine/truck that responds to stop right in front of the structure. 🤷🏻♂️
@@lewisg1736 Then you should know what it’s like when you are the only one on sene you move as fast as you can don’t give me your bs I was on the job also. When you have a second company to back you up it is a different story.
The contents of this video and the many fires this truck has gone to in the past decade disagree with you. Anything can work with the right personnel behind it.
this is my parents house . Thank God they made it out safely . No scars /bruises. Thank God for Brooke county police Sherrif department and firefighters rescuing my parents and siblings safely .
Very glad your family are safe ..
Glad to hear everyone got out safely, I wish you and your family the best.
@ Brittany Jones, I'm so very sorry for the families loss of their home. Grateful to know that everyone is safe and accounted for. Prayer's being sent from southeast Mississippi.
What a relief to know your family are safe & well. So sorry for the loss of their home
thank you
that’s my parents home. thank God the police and firefighters arrived fast enough to get my family out of this house . thank God my family is alive .
Thank you Jesus!!!!!!
thank you Jesus
Also my parents home as well. There was 30 years of memories for us at that home.
Great job, very fast and efficient use of personnel and apparatus. I am a true believer that the truck belongs in front of the structure, unless power lines prevent the use of the aerial. Having additional engines arrive from the opposite direction was perfect. The only thing that I saw, and almost EVERY dept. does the same thing is the flaking out of the supply line BEFORE it fills with water. In this case it wasn't really an issue because the only kink was quickly corrected, but it's much easier to maneuver when it's dry. Again, a great job done by all.
Very nicely done Endicott fire. Immediate water supply and deployment of the 2 and a half. Big fire big water. Quick knockdown well done. Thanks for a great video too
Thank you!
The paramedics and firemen deserve a lot of credit your service and time and efforts are deeply appreciated thanks don't work to hard love and appreciate you guys let's stop and hope everyone is doing ok right great job great catches as usual way to go keep them safe out there ! Joe
Excellent job Quint 25! It was a great pleasure for this old fire dog to see that kind of hustle on the fire ground! When I was an engineer, water supply to my engine was only secondary to water to my attack crews. A+ on both!
Chief 53, you nailed it! The people of Union can rest easy knowing you and your team is on the job.
These guy's know how to utilize a Quint. Other departments need to learn. Great Job.
For those of you who live in community, you can be proud of how efficient this fire department performed. Great Job.
FAST knockdown !!!!!!!Fantastic coordination among members. I am glad eveyone got out. Be Safe Brothers and Sisters
Those 2 1/2's get busy in a hurry. Nice job fellas. Fast. Others can and should take lessons.
The most impressive transitional attack I've seen in a long time. Great job! Very impressive.
I retired 10 years ago, the now term 'transitional attack' back then was called 'meetin it at the curb'...lol...
Quint 25 layed in, started with tank water, and raised the main just in case........a lot of "lost art" stuff there.
As much as I don’t dig the ladder showing up first (even if it’s a quint. Just my preference), they did a great job getting the right/sized line and a supply in service quickly.
Great job with the hoses . The guy in the tan pants and blue top was ready when the truck rolled up and they got the water on the fire pretty quick because of him.
Great video . Go walk around some they can't stop you it's a public street . Nice job on dropping a line in . Great to think about water supply on the way in . I've watched paid company's that never drop a line . Great job with the 2 &1/2 .
Nice job guys. Water supply. Fast hit on fire. Several lines in place. Be safe my friends 👌
They forgot on critical thing. They never pulled the power on the house. The porch light was on the hole time. Very dangerous for the crew’s working the fire. Water and electricity don’t mix to well. The ladder truck stopped to close under the power lines. But out side of that and how long it took to get there they got a quick knock down.
Damn you work quick man.
Thank you!
Fast work. Great knockdown. However, pulling hose with no gear is dangerous and should not be allowed.
Not sure if I hear correctly, explosions of some kind? Not a comforting sound to hear when approaching a fire I'm sure.
I really like how well the first arrivals give very clear info to the engines that arrive later. No errors, everyone on the same page as to what's happening.
I don't believe I heard any explosions, but definitely not a comforting sound for sure.
Great crew, for sure!
The quint is a Sutphen SL-70. A very practical truck except for the main ladder access. The turntable is poorly designed as it is a modified Tower, and getting onto the main to climb up is a challenge all its own.
I really appreciate video with narrative i am curious beyond the scope of video.
Thank you, the feedback is appreciated.
Anyone want to throw some ground ladders? Otherwise great job
Many thanks for excellent video
Awesome video! Wish i met you! You got there fast! I got there a little later, got a quick video of the back of the house
Thank you, I appreciate it. I happen to live just down the hill from this fire and saw the header from my house. I loved the pictures you took from this fire, you took some truly amazing shots!
@@kadinwilliams Awesome! Thanks!!
A very well trained dept.
5.27 minutes after arrival before there's water.
Why bother showing-up?
2:54 - First fire suppression piece arrives on scene
4:37 - First drop of water hits the fire
A total of 1 minute and 43 seconds passes from when the apparatus is put in park to when water hits the fire. Are we watching the same video?
The truck company had water on the fire just a little over mint after arrival great.
A most excellent work!!
This was my mom's house :(
I'm a neighbor, out back, was everyone ok did everyone make it out safely?
I'm sure it's the furthest thing from anyone's mind coming from a house fire myself. We have a trampoline that has just been sitting and we know that there was a trampoline Outback so we would like to give it to them feel free to reach out again I hope everyone is okay sending my prayers
I'm very sorry to hear that.
@@maryannquintana3350 thank you I will let my mom know
I could cry watching this thank you so much for your service greatly appreciated
Awesome job!!
10 minutes into the video and I still see no ground ladders thrown and no attempt to force entry to search for life and get a line to make an interior attack...
Nice footage
Thank you!
Nice trees.
why not use the ladder for venting
The crew may have been on the first due hose line and the chuffer was working the bump.
@@riff2072 Yes!
Many volunteer departments don't vertical vent...
i when back to rescue lost. or injuries hiker in the national mountain park here time off i come back to the farm only thing i have to say the police need to step up their game with traffic control a lot when the fire truck is at the fire or rescue. mother of 3 and a few weeks pregnant paramedic was killed in an accident the police car should not have been where it was in the first place should the ambulance should also have been put not on the outside of the accident seeing she was hite but a semi-trucks when to get another bag of medical equipment
Why would you move the hose across the street? It blocks any trucks from coming in that way! Get the hoses out of the street and be a little more strategic in how you lay them out, so someone doesn't have to use that much energy moving hoses.
The LDH was intentionally moved further into the street to allow for apparatus to pull up from the left side, if that's what you're referring to.
Gary George, are you a firefighter ? If not, then shut the f*ck up, keyboard warrior.
If any trucks come in that way they can just stop before the hose. You don’t need every single engine/truck that responds to stop right in front of the structure. 🤷🏻♂️
Very nice video and good job.
Thank you!
@@kadinwilliams I Live in Bermuda 🇧🇲 now and then get house fire….
Why did they pull so much LDH? To make it even worse, they looped the extra over the 21/2 making it even harder to advance.
I’m going to guess they don’t have a shirt shot for LDH and needed to pull another 100 feet to get the next coupling.
@@hihfty I know some armchair firefighter would chime in with something negative and you filled the bill.
This was for Lewis G.
@@davidglaum2538 retired firefighter here. Did you have something extra to contribute or do you just sit in the bleachers knitting?
@@lewisg1736 Then you should know what it’s like when you are the only one on sene you move as fast as you can don’t give me your bs I was on the job also. When you have a second company to back you up it is a different story.
A nice efficient attack and coming from the UK it was nice to not hear a chainsaw or disc cutter being used.
Wow sad what are they doing
Quints don’t work
The contents of this video and the many fires this truck has gone to in the past decade disagree with you. Anything can work with the right personnel behind it.
28 years in the fire service, I disagree with you too.
@@bigln3706 great, St Louis!!
I saw no problem with its proformance.
@@rogerdehaven5603 of course not