FDNY Rescue Brooklyn Woman ***WARNING*** Actual Rescue Footage
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- Опубликовано: 10 сен 2024
- **WARNING** Actual Rescue in Progress. Viewer Discretion Advised.
Watch FDNY Firefighters battle a blaze and rescue an elderly woman trapped in a Brooklyn Brownstone.
All hands Box 1296 on July 24th, 2021
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As retired a firefighter, crash victim extrication specialist.....
I applaud you, my brothers! May you always make the save, and safely make your way home to your families after each shift.
thanks for letting us know you were a "crash victim extrication specialist." I don't think anyone could've understood the last part of your comment without us knowing you were a "crash victim extrication specialist." tyfys mall cop
In the comments section of this video people asked about box number.
I remember in the old days when I was an Auxiliary Fire Captain in the FDNY. We didn't have the ten code system. To report a fire people had to run to the corner towards a lamppost where there was a yellow light signifying that nearby was a FIRE ALARM BOX. They would put the handle down and release it it would send a telegraph signal to the central dispatch office. In seconds the dispatcher would look up the box number and insert the corresponding card that would transmit the alarm to the fire houses over the firehouse telegraph bell system which were PRIMARY AND SECONDARY. The firemen on watch would look up the box number location and turn company out.
For example lets take a second ALARM fire in Brooklyn New York at the corner Graham Avenue and Ten Eyck Walk. It would be BOX 257 that originally came in as a MANUAL CLASS THREE BOX because it was a Junior high school.
So the initial box would be Class Three BOX 257 a FDNY MANUAL BOX that was transmitted over the radio and telegraph system.
... .. ..... ....... ... yes it was repeated.
3 2 5 7 3
A manual alarm box is a fire box that was actually PULLED BY A PERSON
Over the radio you would hear
"BROOKLYN ANNOUNCING BROOKLYN CLASS THREE BOX 2 5 7 AN FDNY MANUAL BOX "
Now upon arrival lets say that the first due Engine is Engine Company 216. They arrive to see flames shooting out of the first floor windows of the school.
The Engine Company Officer would radio the dispatcher ENGINE TWO ONE SIX TO BROOKLYN URGENT. (circa 1960s) The dispatcher would say Two One Six go ahead. Then the Engine Company Officer would say BROOKLYN SIGNAL THIRTY ( meaning that he has a working fire) that lets everybody who is responding that they have a big fire.) Then the Engine company officer would radio ENGINE TWO ONE SIX TO BROOKLYN OVER. and the dispatcher would say BROOKLYN TO ENGINE TWO ONE SIX GO AHEAD. And two one six would say TWO ONE SIX SIGNAL SEVEN FIVE ( is the ALL HANDS meaning that he is requesting for every piece of fire apparatus to assigned to the first alarm to respond and they will be put to work, he is also notifying the BATTALION CHIEF (in this case it the THREE FIVE BATTALION)
that they have a working fire. On that signal the DEPUTY CHIEF of the DIVISION (in this case it's the ELEVENTH DIVISION KNOWN AS DIVISION ONE ONE over the radio).
Now let's get to the SECOND ALARM.
First a brief history of FDNY SUPER PUMPER SYSTEM which was relatively new back then. The entire SUPER PUMPER SYSTEM responds on the second ALARM for parts of Brooklyn and below 59th street in Manhattan and to the Rockaways in Queens.
Now the SECOND ALARM
Upon arrival the 35th Battalion will see flames shooting out of the first floor windows of an OCCUPIED SCHOOL BUILDING he will say THREE FIVE BATTALION TO BROOKLYN URGENT.
Brooklyn will say GO AHEAD URGENT
and then the Battalion will say BATTALION THREE FIVE TO BROOKLYN TRANSIT A SECOND ALARM. The following sequences will happen with the Bells and radio:
On the signal SEVEN FIVE you will get over the Bells in BROOKLYN:
....... ..... .. ..... .......
7. 5. 2. 5. 7
Now the rest of the firehouses OUTSIDE OF BROOKLYN will get
....... ....... ....... ..... .. ..... .......
7. 7. 7. 5 2 5. 7
The first two sevens are the codes for the Brought of Brooklyn
The next seven FIVE is the ALL HANDS
The two five seven is the physical location of the fire BOX on Graham Avenue and Ten Eyck Walk in Brooklyn New York
Now for the SECOND ALARM in Brooklyn you will get
.. .. .. ..... .......
2. 2 2. 5. 7
The rest of the city will get over the Bells:
......... ......... .. .. .. ..... .......
9. 9. 2 2. 2. 5 7
Now that's when things go crazy with over the Bells and the relocation signals
15 CONSECUTIVE dings is for an Engine Company to relocate to the quarters of another Engine Company
17 is for a Ladder Company to relocate to the quarters of another Ladder company. Those companies that are being relocated are covering the area of the companies that are fighting for second ALARM fire. It's to make sure that the areas are not left without any fire protection.
Let's say that Ladder company 108 is assigned to the initial BOX on the first ALARM.
No the area of 108 is UNPROTECTED so another Ladder company from a lower volume of fire activity will cover Ladder 108
17- 108 - 128
17 equals Ladder company relocation
108 equals what Ladder company is to be covered
128 equals the Ladder company that will go to the quarters of Ladder company 108
Now with the Engine company it will be
15- 216- 259
That's Engine company 259 is going to the quarters of Engine 216.
There were no teletype machines or computers back then. So the Housewatch and other firemen had to literally COUNT EACH SINGLE
and enter it into the company's journal.
................. . .......... ........ . .. . .....
17. 1. 0. 8. 1 2 6
For the number ZERO you have TEN CONSECUTIVE PINGS
..........
10
As I said that there were no ten CODE
So the usage of the code 10-04 didn't exist in the FDNY
It was
RODGER, WILCO and OVER.
We didn't know BUNKER GEAR. It was the Thigh high boots and the rubber turnout coats with the current helmets without any type of eye protection. Back then the firemen responded without donning their SCOTT AIR PACKS and very often they entered the burning buildings without any Air Packs. It was a lot coughing, snooty noses, heavy breathing, teary eyes and tons of soot on your face.
Those were known as THE WAR YEARS OF THE NEW YORK CITY FIRE DEPARTMENT.
Edit
Back then there were no roofs or coverings on the RIGS no comfortable air conditioned cabs and for the Engine companies we stood on the BACK STEPS holding on to the handles like on a subway train. Or one of side of the Ladder companies with a removable tiller steering wheel and windshield.
Thanks for the education.
Excellent! Thanks so much!
@bart Simpson
That's how it was done during the early 50s to the late 70s
If I'm not mistaken 229/146 are 1st due at Graham & TenEyck
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Good job. Could do with out the music,though.
Excellent video, except for the music. No offense, but the music was too loud and unnecessary. The rest of the video was great.
Just curious as to why they attacked the front door initially for over a minute instead of taking the glass and opening the door from the inside.... unless the door was key locked from the inside as well? Loud music at the end was overmodulated and unnecessary.
The doors were barricaded from the inside with multiple 2x4s. The glass was taken first before anything else.
flash over. doors can be closed to control air flow and not cook the person. windows only feed the fire and do not let you control air flow. fire needs 4 thing AIR HEAT FUEL CHEMICAL Reaction. the more of these you control the better. windows give no control and are last resort when you have un protected people inside. fast way to increase the heat and fuel burn rate on air controlled fires.
@bart Simpson ya because you will have caused it....
@bart Simpson you may want to watch this training video. you are wrong and im not talking about flash over. im takings about controlling the fire path. im also not into burning buildings to the basement and cooking my victims. the smoke what telling us it was hot lean fuel with cool rich low oxygen. you add fresh air and start mixing the gases you will FUCK everyone inside. hope i am never on a fire with you.
@bart Simpson i never said anything about flash over... and sounds like you are talking out ya ass. i know new york Fire Departments have a policy of not running busting windows until they are able to put water to the inside ceiling... they are the ones who got the policy created and created the training. are you saying that these guys did not do it correctly. they did it by the books and safely. they read the smoke vented properly and tried to keep ventilation controlled. it was a air controlled fire. you must have had allot of sorry ya building is now at ground level. Insurance companies must have hated you. O and as a NFPA instructor. and yes some fire departments have a retarded old policy of take every window out and defensive only policy.
Those are some tough damn doors.
Brooklyn N.Y. bro, some serious bad neighborhoods
Pulling that woman out was great, but I gotta say, as the engineer on a truck company myself, watching the chauffeur take out that window with the aerial was the best part! Great work fellas!
great video,but like so many others ruined by annoying background music.
GREAT footage! Clearly you're a proud father or brother. I would be proud too!
This makes me miss when I was young and a volunteer 😩😩😩😩,, the adrenaline rush alone was the weirdest experience the first few calls then it became natural and just doing your job
Solid Work by the FDNY Members !
Job well done !
dont Need the background music beside That good vidéo
Nate!! Bro… you guys are heroes!!! Luv ya dude
Great grab ….and also loved the aggressive positioning of L- 147. Engines belong on a fire hydrant….Ladder trucks Get the front of fire building !!
The New York Bravest: The brightest, the biggest, the strongest, the proudest. Always the best around!
EXCELLENT vid!! Loved the angles; showing different perspectives while catching FDNY at work, doing what they do best. Music was a tad loud but I didn't come for the music. I came to see the action and you caught that very well. Keep up the good work!! Stay safe out there.
I see a great vid like this and I subscribe to the channel.
Nice footage, get rid of that music!
Whats with the darn music??? Better video without it!!
ditch the sentimental canned music
Why the music??
Bravo to these brave firefighters❤️🙏🏻🇺🇸
Good video, but the music is a bit annoying.
That door is almost firefighter proof
The music is not necessary. We get it.
u must be a cop
Was the old lady deceased. Just asking why they just threw her on the stretcher like that
😂
Great shots...but...gotta stay out of the way...LOL
WTF?! WHAT IS THAT DOOR MADE OF? Also, 50/50 on the music. Great footage nonetheless.
How it took so long to get inside tho
Basement guys should go first to tell if 1st floor crew is safe to proceed !
Why was it so difficult to breach those doors??
I’m assuming but it could of had stacked rim locks and also looks like they tore off a piece that was covering the actual gap of the door again this is only my guess
Doors in those Brownstones were massive. Very thick.
It good to see my brother fire fighter doing a great job
Excellent video. Thanks
Security doors are always a mother! Hard to believe less than a minute to gain entry. Pretty work brothers
Get rid of the music then perfect
FDNY to the rescue!
So what does a box alarm exactly mean ? The units ?
Back in the old days, before telephones, they had pull boxes. People would go to the pull box, pull the alarm and the dispatch center would get a notification of a fire alarm box. They'd look up the box number and dispatch the appropriate units. They still use the box numbers today.
@@TN_fire_photographer ahh I gotcha ! So does every box have a different avout of units
@@John_Montefalco just depends on what the call is for. They still have the pull alarm boxes but nowadays everyone has a phone, so they can call 9-1-1. Like for this fire, it was a FDNY signal 10-75, which means a working fire. So standard response is 3 engines, 2 trucks, 1 rescue, 1 squad and chiefs.
What is that two tone sound I heard,,,,,like a whistle with 2 tones
@@laurabardo7304 are you referring to the pass alarm?
Can someone explain me that ,,yelling" at 2:27?
Easy on the Music
That's not a door, it's a vault door
Who made the grab? 122??
STOP with the Dramatic Music!! We want to hear the scene traffic!!
Fuck I had to give up on the Video, Fucking Music!!
Why warning?
Great vid. Plus there was no annoying play-by-play announcement. Let the vid do the talking.
Do they not carry a door ram ?
I think they stopped carrying them about 55-60 years ago.
@@azul8811 Really?
Great piece of kit. Opens all doors.
@@andyoxleyonhistravels How well does it work on outward opening doors Andy?
@@azul8811 I would think it is pretty obvious. We have used them extensively for gaining entry as most UK houses have inward opening doors.
@@andyoxleyonhistravels Sorry Andy, I just couldn't resist the opening. You did say opens "all" doors.
Yes, dwellings (private home and multi-family buildings) have inward opening doors here in NYC as well. But I'd imagine that in the UK, that places of public assembly, factories, and certain other commercial occupancies are required by code to have doors that open outward in the direction of the means of egress.
But I can't imagine that it's SOP to have a firefighter routinely carry a battering ram as the forcible entry tool of choice to an upper floor of a multi-story walk-up apartment building every time there is an obvious job. It would seem that you'd either have to send someone down to street level retrieve the tool or summon someone to bring the battering ram upstairs once you determined you need to force the door. Aren't small hand held hydraulic forcible entry tools employed? Do they not use a "set of irons", i.e., a Halligan and an axe?
What forcible entry tool do you think was used extensively when one was required at Grenfell?
they probably broke a few bones tossing her around like rag doll
Where is this located
Brooklyn. Windsor terrace.
Never got why fdny guys, walk around with their packs not all the secured with the waist belt hanging 🤔
Amazing rescue
GREAT WORK, BY ALL INVOLVED ! CREW NEW WHAT TO DO ,AND WENT FOR IT ! PRAYING THE 10-45 COME OUT OF IT ! GREAT ANGLES, THANKS TO P D ,LOL ! STAY SAFE SIR !
Great video but too bad the LEO kept moving you back. He's still sore by not scoring high enough to be a Fire Fighter
lol
It's his fucking job pal. Keep your computer chair comments to yourself.
@@768lbman no I bust on our PD all the time for being in our way on scenes for not doing their so called job. I'm am an active 29 yr veteran of the Fire service and an officer in the department. I can commitment as I please just as you do.
He was getting in the way of the officer watching his heroes at work. LOL
proving yet again WHY the FDNY is the Gold Standard...well done
You are kidding ?
Try evaluating their performance before you kiss up to them.
@@JB91710 Bro don't be a hater ...if you study and lose some weight you might not get passed over again..Happy Holidays
@@wallymarribitt6916 How old are you, 6?
@@JB91710 Dear PBJ..the fact that you don't recognize the fact that making a grab is the highest objective on the job and a humbling experience a member can have...speaks more of you that your words.Once I realized that, I put your comment into proper perspective....and to answer your question directly..I wish I were 6 again....proving again why the FDNY is the gold standard and you don't get it...be safe
Enough with the damn music !
Good video. Want to make it better? Cut the "dramatic" music. You don't need it.
Music really fucked this whole video smh
They sure didn't breach the door with any record speed that's for sure. Where was their door ram and their gas powered rotary saw?
the nyfd must get lots of claims for damage caused to buildings by firefighters smashing their way in
I'm nosey I want to see people rescued thanks
make sure you break all the windows
The next door neighbor & kids casually watching the action from their front steps, then they all go back inside and _only_ the father comes out & shuts the door behind him and runs off. Leaving the kids inside. W. T. F. ???
I’m sorry but the truck position is the best position. Engine gets the glory but the real blue collar men in the FD are the truckies.
@bart Simpson Lol damn lol. Here I thought the truck was all glory I guess not 🍺🥃
Engine clears the way so the truckies don't get their gear dirty. LOL
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Why didn’t they just break the freaking glass on that door in the first place? Smarter not harder.
You don’t want to break the glass because then you lose the ability to control the flow path which results in uncontrolled air feeding the fire
@@colecomyford8964 I was a fireman on FDNY for 32 years. If you can’t force the door that has glass you break the glass, reach inside and turn the door knob🤪
@@Runflatred I've got 6 years on you and agree 100%. Love the comments about air flow etc. by these yard breathers.
Idiotic music almost ruins the video.
Did the victim make it? 🙏
I was looking for the same in the comments. Hopefully she survived.
Took way too long to enter.
Lose the music 👎👎👎
Don't video a victim. Common sense. Respect.
Come on man!!! It’s what the truck companies train to do. It wasn’t like the camera was in her face. Don’t show people in court they are innocent until to provide guilty. Don’t show holocaust victims. Where does it end
@bart Simpson why should names on the jackets be removed?
Respect what? The white blur shaped like a person? His distance kept the viewer from seeing anything that could id the person from sight.
Seems like from a bunch of other comments on this video that the bart Simpson person was nothing but a troll having deleted all of his comments.
Great catch 👌, love the background music nice touch , great work fdny!
You think the would have access to a battering ram like the cops have, that would have saved minutes on that job.
They took them off the rigs over 50 years ago.
Brownstones ..tough fires.
Forcible entry team was going to work..
Can we do without the dramatic bullshit music.
What real men or woman do
That was very nice fostages
Great catch. Just don't get in the way of the cops watching their heroes at work...they won't have any good stories to tell at the dinner table. LOL That's why God made firefighters, so cops could have heroes too.
Why didn't they just break a window and let the guy open the door. That was a nut ridiculous
I was going to watch until I saw the ***WARNING***. Better safe than sorry, I’ll pass.
There was nothing graphic.
Stop at the 6:43 mark
Hero’s 🙏🏽
💕🙏🇺🇸
A sad commentary on our times AND our country when we have to seal ourselves in from the outside world.
Great video music is cool too bro.