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Brooklyn *75-1072 * 786 Franklin Ave off St Johns Place. Fire in the shaft of a 4 story 25x60
The Manhattan Voice Alarm is now Out of Service. Teleprinters & MDT's are in service. Keep your department phone clear & monitor department radio.
NYC Fire Wire shared Amilcar Rodriguez's video.
FF Frank Pizarro belting out a tune we all hold close to our heart. Let's go Mets! Great job Frank.
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Congratulations FDNY Engine 8, Ladder 2, Battalion 8 celebrating 150 years today. 8 & 2 were one of the original companies organized by this department.
All Emergency Reporting System (ERS) street boxes in Manhattan are down. The problem is being worked on.
Bronx *75-2541* 1142 Washington Avenue and East 167 Street, Battalion 26 transmitting a 10-75 for a fire in the basement of a 3 story restaurant.
This date in history, the FDNY remembers the following members who died in the line of duty:
FF John J Kelly Jr, L-1, assigned to Military service unit
October 18, 1918
While assigned to the Military Service Unit, FF John J Kelly became sick with influenza while being stationed at Camp Merritt, NJ. The epidemic of 1918 cost 15-21 million deaths worldwide and over 12 thousand New Yorkers that year.
...See MoreOctober 18, 1918
While assigned to the Military Service Unit, FF John J Kelly became sick with influenza while being stationed at Camp Merritt, NJ. The epidemic of 1918 cost 15-21 million deaths worldwide and over 12 thousand New Yorkers that year.
Fire in the dug out, the importance of Teamwork. By BC Leeb, Bn-46. #FDNY #NYMets
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Photo Of Queens *75-7733* On 103rd Street Between 31st Avenue and 32nd Avenue, Battalion 46 transmitting the 10-75
Queens *75-7733* On 103rd Street Between 31st Avenue and 32nd Avenue, Battalion 46 transmitting the 10-75 for heavy smoke pushing from a private dwelling
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