Frank -- love the pics, but few of us ever thought to record audio clips from back in the day. Thanks for keeping such a memorable archive. First thing that hit me was the "confirmation" tones that allowed fireboard to determine if a station's siren had activated. WOW! And listen how quickly the companies are on the street. Also remember that when a Ladder Company was dispatched from Mill Creek, you'd get 21-7 and 21-2. Great stuff!
@FilmLou Everyday for 3 school years,I couldn't get school work completed because...when siren went off,I paused to listen to the climb,fall, and peaks of the Mill Creek fire siren, on fire cycle.And then waited to listen for the rigs to follow.
Just to note:The federal "Q" sirens blasting in this stillshot clip is of Wilmington,Delaware Fire Department's Engine 4 and Ladder 4 from the 1980's.And an Elsmere building fire during fall of 1986.
I gotta say I love the Segraves and The Hanh's AKA the Chickens we still have a Hahn it's a 1983 Hahn pumper And she will out pump anything we have in the firehouse.
at 0:57 the front of the truck dose not look right for a pumper more of a rescue truck look and a 1:05 that brush truck screams redneck and at 2:14 the lightbar is so retarted the clear red and white are point less
At :57,there were so many of these type macks on the eastcoast it was like normal.Even for pumpers.And at 1:05 this company had nothing but alot of farmland in there district,and I don't see whats retarded with a code3 4alarm,clear domes,red & clear rotators?That makes sense to me.Get back to me on that lig
Nice collection. Mill Creek's classic ALF ladder, Broomall's Hi-Ranger, Collingdale's old ladder, Kentland's Aerialscope, Talleyville's Macks, and especially the girls on top of that one truck, NICE!!!!
Its beautifull to see tower 33 at the Md convention. Are you the guy who used to sleep in the hotel room with the door open watching cartoons, or am I thinking of another guy. Haha
mofo you know it was me ,and i still do.r2brookyln how about that classic dispatch.your boy posted on this page a few minutes before you.and you're worst than me when it comes to answering the phone.
Frank -- love the pics, but few of us ever thought to record audio clips from back in the day. Thanks for keeping such a memorable archive. First thing that hit me was the "confirmation" tones that allowed fireboard to determine if a station's siren had activated. WOW! And listen how quickly the companies are on the street. Also remember that when a Ladder Company was dispatched from Mill Creek, you'd get 21-7 and 21-2. Great stuff!
FilmLou 2 months ago
@FilmLou Everyday for 3 school years,I couldn't get school work completed because...when siren went off,I paused to listen to the climb,fall, and peaks of the Mill Creek fire siren, on fire cycle.And then waited to listen for the rigs to follow.
fmartinjr 2 months ago
Just to note:The federal "Q" sirens blasting in this stillshot clip is of Wilmington,Delaware Fire Department's Engine 4 and Ladder 4 from the 1980's.And an Elsmere building fire during fall of 1986.
fmartinjr 1 year ago
Nice collection of pictures. I liked Tower 33. Drew a pic of it. Its on one of my videos. Check it out.
fdjcengine2 1 year ago
@fdjcengine2 Thanks.I'm more into classic rigs like you see here.I'll check you out.
fmartinjr 1 year ago
I gotta say I love the Segraves and The Hanh's AKA the Chickens we still have a Hahn it's a 1983 Hahn pumper And she will out pump anything we have in the firehouse.
justinsta6 3 years ago
at 0:57 the front of the truck dose not look right for a pumper more of a rescue truck look and a 1:05 that brush truck screams redneck and at 2:14 the lightbar is so retarted the clear red and white are point less
usmarines911 3 years ago
At :57,there were so many of these type macks on the eastcoast it was like normal.Even for pumpers.And at 1:05 this company had nothing but alot of farmland in there district,and I don't see whats retarded with a code3 4alarm,clear domes,red & clear rotators?That makes sense to me.Get back to me on that lig
fmartinjr 3 years ago
i like the brush truck at 1:05
80fireman 3 years ago
nice collection. when was the v.a. fire?
ladder183 3 years ago
I was going to conrad middle,so it was late 1986.
fmartinjr 3 years ago
cool, thanks
ladder183 3 years ago
nice pictures of 18's old Seagraves
chiefd18 3 years ago 2
Nice collection. Mill Creek's classic ALF ladder, Broomall's Hi-Ranger, Collingdale's old ladder, Kentland's Aerialscope, Talleyville's Macks, and especially the girls on top of that one truck, NICE!!!!
fanoseagrave 4 years ago 2
kentland is a good fire viedos to watch
FFWalton 4 years ago
Love the pics of the old fire trucks.
Was that Kentland 33 Tower I saw?
I lived in DE for most of my life and it was cool to se some DE on you tube. I lived in Kent. So you know where the Cup goes almost every year.
Tweet6969 4 years ago
yup kentland.most of my fire videos are of delaware companies.but i mostly only do maryland for parades.i have more .
fmartinjr 4 years ago
Its beautifull to see tower 33 at the Md convention. Are you the guy who used to sleep in the hotel room with the door open watching cartoons, or am I thinking of another guy. Haha
R2BROOKLYN 4 years ago
mofo you know it was me ,and i still do.r2brookyln how about that classic dispatch.your boy posted on this page a few minutes before you.and you're worst than me when it comes to answering the phone.
fmartinjr 4 years ago