2nd & Greenwich Vehicle Fire
Engine 3 & Engine 11. 9/21/2007. Shown courtesy of Anthony Miccike
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You obviously missed my point.
Keep defending your buddy, that sure will help when you’re at his funeral.
Look, you can stop your grandstanding. While I don’t condone the actions of Firefighter Shoumilisky, I cannot judge something by simply watching a video. I personally use a B.A. at vehicle fires.
Saying you want to send this to the Fire Chief is also entertaining as well.
It’s people like me that ruin the fire service? Do you realize whenever there is new NFPA rule, it’s because a firefighter died? Do you know what kind of chemicals are being produced in that engine? You have burning metals, burning plastics, burning oils among other things. Any DECENT fire chief would be appalled. This is how accidents happen, being lazy and careless.
Its people like you who will eventually ruin the fire service. Simple engine compartment fire quickly extinguished by a single engine company and instead of saying good job , u have to start with the safety blah blah blah im gonna show the chief. A good chief would look at this and say Yes thats one of my engines putting out a fire, thats what there paid to do. Why dont you stop your whining,leave these guys alone and let them do their jobs the way they would like to do it.
why dont you git a life
I am considering sending this to the fire chief. No SCBA mask on? I know it’s a small car fire but it is STILL a FIRE. That’s how fire fighters die, stupid mistakes.
It’s called a “Navy Nozzle”. It’s a dual stream type nozzle, pulling the bale all the way back gives you a solid stream, while half-way gives you water to the broken stream applicator tip.
what kind of nozzle is that?