Tribute to my fire department. sadly its my last year in it, as im leaving for fire training soon. I will always remember everyone here and how they are helping me on my road to become a fire fighter. please comment and rate
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Meet some of the men and women of the Ashburn Volunteer Fire & Rescue Department. Hear what inspires them. See them in action answering your calls. Real people. Everyday heroes. As our Ashburn community grows, so is the need for trained firefighters and EMTs. Come discover the volunteer in you. To find out more about volunteering with AVFRD, please visit www.ashburnfirerescue.org.
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Wolcott Volunteer Fire Dept. Company 2, Connecticut. Some pics that span over the course of a few months at our company. All pictures were taken by fire fighter Joe Fellin, Eric Way and Cpt. Larry Rossi. Video by Eric Way. Music: “Wild Side” by Motley Crue

The Blount County Rescue Squad is a non-profit United Way Agency that has been serving the citizens of Blount County since 1957. BCRS is staffed completely by volunteers. We provide vehicle extrication, water rescue services, such as dive and swift water rescues, as well as technical rescue using ropes and other hardware for rescues in mountainous or steep terrain. We also respond to and coordinate searches in the county in the event of a lost or missing person. We operate as a first response agency for medical emergencies and provide lifting assistance to those who have no medical emergency but occasionally need a helping hand up. We offer free medical standby for area schools and sporting events, community clubs, and other events countywide. These services are provided to you free of charge by our highly trained all-volunteer staff.

Vehicle fire 7-29-10, around 1 AM. The vehicle on the left apparently had a full tank of fuel, had to get foam to assist in extinguishment. was a Mercedes, and apparently also had a lot of magnesium in the engine compartment and dash. The pickup also had a fair amount of magnesium in the dash/steering column area that provided some fireworks. Visit our website at www.ricetownfire.org or Find us on Facebook

This is part 1 of a series of behind the scenes-videos of a shooting for a firefighter calendar with the FD Grossgoltern near Hanover in Germany – 12 sets in just two days… They were all real firefighters, no professional models. i did this with a lot of SB-800 and SB-900, the Elinchrom Quadra and the Nikon D3. Have fun, Part 2 is in the pipeline (did you ever see models spit on a photographer?) For more information please take a look at simonsenphoto.com Special thanks to Kevin MacLeod for the fantastic royalty free music under cc-licence. Please take a look at www.incompetech.com
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A quick look at the Whakapapa Volunteer Fire Brigade in New Zealand where I was the Deputy Chief. Copyrighted material used under Fair Use.
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The Pottsville Fire Department consists of (7) independent volunteer companies, under the direction of (1) full time paid Chief. The Chief is assisted by (4) part-time paid Assistants. Each company is individually funded and operated by it’s 100% volunteer membership. As a whole the department consists of (7) Engines, (1) 75-Ft. Quint, (1) 110 Ft. Tractor Drawn Aerial, (1) Heavy Rescue, (1) QRS Unit, (4) Squad/Utility Vehicles, (1) Brush Truck and (3) Antique Reserve Pumpers. The companies go in order from 10 – 70. In the beginning of the video all 7 go in order as: Station 10: Good Intent Fire Co. No.1 Station 20: Phoenix Fire Co. No.2 Station 30: Humane Fire Co. No.1 Station 40: Good Will Fire Co. No.4 Station 50: West End Hose Co. No.7 Station 60: Yorkville Hose Co. Station 70: American Hose Co. No.2 Station 80: Greenwood Hill Fire Co. (No longer a fire company in the city) *Note* I do not own any of the music in the video. The music in video goes in order from beginning to end: Artist in the Ambulance by Thrice C’mon C’mon by Von Bondies Pride by Soil Disposable Sunshine by Loser For more info and other videos on the fire companies go to www.pottsvillefire.com
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A profession that often is overlooked…Josh Kidd and Photojournalist Dan Crowley introduce us to a man who doesn’t end his day after he punches out…
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New York City Firefighters get paid well to do their jobs. Long Island firefighters don’t get paid. So why would they volunteer to risk their lives?