Thank you, from a former female firefighter, 9 yrs. in Calif. Received a 2nd degree burn in one fire, but my career ending incident was when an 18-wheeler semi tractor-trailer truck crashed into the rescue squad I was driving one day...totaling it, and damned near me with it. No longer a firefighter... but I still wish my brothers & sisters God's Blessings on them, hoping they return home at the end of each shift.
GREAT VIDEO AND POEM BRO. Im a volunteer in Pa. and its always a heart break to hear of a brother or sister not making it out. weather you are or are not a firefighter, paid or volly, you have to show the largets amout of respect to the men and women that dont make it home to their families... stay safe brothers and sisters of the fire depts every where
great video. hard for me to watch though. my father and i are both firefighters in NJ. I was on scene at a working fire doing exterior work while he was taking a hose line in. He fell through the floor and i heard him call out a mayday. One of the worst days of my life. I basically collappsed on the ground when i heard it go over my radio. I Thank God everyday that the only injury he had was a burn on his leg. That was the third time he almost didnt make it. First time he survived a flashover.
great vid guys im a firefighter at whiteford vfc in whiteford maryland and my heart dropped just thinking of all our fallen comrades great vid thanxs guys.
can someone explain the rank associated with the color helmets some places have firefighters as blacks and others as yellows but ive never seen black and yellow on the same dept???? please help me to understan
Not intirely i am a volunteer my helmet is yellow. Red is engineers or officers below chiefs, yellow with a captain rocker on it is captain. blue is medic and white is fire cheif. The only ones to worry about are white and blue.
I volunteer my helmet is yellow that means probie or when u first join black means your just a fire fighter red is engineer white is chief blue is medic
LOL, when in doubt do what the white helmet tells you! The EMS are the only ones allowed to tell us to sit in rehab, even though we fuss and moan that we have to get back it in!
This varies,however I have been told that engineer's have to wear red helmets, a new regulation(NFPA). Our department yellow helmets are firefighters, blue are Captains, and white are Chiefs. I think that white for Chiefs seems to be universal. Other departments simply choose to have firefighters wear black helmets. The gear is the same some departments have black some have tan(like mine). This is the case in volunteer and career departments. Our EMS/FF are yellow with star of life on helmet.
in my dept. orange is a probie, black is a firefighter, red is an officer(Lt. or Capt.) and white is a chief, its all pretty much the same, just diff. depts use diff. colors
my fire dept. is volunteer so blue is age 16-18, yellow is probie, black is firefighter, orange is LT, green is safety officer, red is captain and white is chief. Stay safe and never forget our fallen brothers.
Im a Volunteer Fire Fighter too. This video shows what all Fire Fighters go threw, SOme dont get respect they need. Im with the Rosedale Indiana Volunteer Department
thanks for the video man im a firefighter with carriere volunteer fire department in carriere mississippi we are all a family and if one goes we all go thats just the way it is thanks again
Thank you guys for what you do you are great and all the fallen firefighters are not lost they have just began they will never be forgoten you guys are legens are brave and full of honoor we thank you for what you do for us
The life of a fire fighter is not all excitement and action. For the most part, it is 59 minutes of boredom in which you find something productive or humorous and frivolous to occupy your mind and one minute of abject horror and thoughts of your own mortality.
I was lucky when I was doing it. No matter how well you plan, though, you have to remember that things can go horribly wrong.
Poetry is one of the things that help some men deal with it.
Even if there is no one inside, depending on the condition of the building, the length of burn time and command's discretion an interior attack is still very common to see. Opposite of what many people believe firefighters do not simply conduct surround and drown operations when the occupants are out. Our job is to save lives AND property.
Hi to all i am a firefighter with Redwater TX VFD our hearts and prayers go out to all fallen about two years back we had a fallen brother May god bless.
I agree that we all need to rethink the interior attack" if no one is inside. Why are we willing to put brothers in damager if no one is in the house
(Risk Vs. Benefit what is the benefit of going into a fully invovled structure with no one inside thats a risk not a benefit) No disrespect to our fallen brothers
In Worcester, MA, we had a report that 2 people were inside..later we found out they had escaped...looking for them, we lost 6 great and courageous firefighters. We did not know. Our chief blocked the enterance or else we could have lost triple that amount. Sometimes you hjust do not know or you are giving a false report.
Dec.3,1999.....but it seems like it happened yesterday. We were eating dinner together, 6 hours later, those seats were empty. Some things change your life and your life will never be the same, professionally or personally.
No disrespect to our fallen brothers, but yes, a poor risk assessment at best. Been to a lot of fires and all you have to do is revisit the structures a few weeks later to learn what your putting your life on the line for. If it's just the structure and it's contents, 90% of the time that's all going to end up in the landfill.
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My disrespect is for the Jackass that wants to exploit these fallen. Read the what this idiot has written on the screen, it's blatant self promotion. I do this job for one of the largest cities on the West coast running 10 to 20 runs a day. Do your job for the love of it, not for the misguided belief that your a hero. Our job description does not mean we run into anything on fire, we use risk assessment and go from there. Thanks for the well thought out response Dumbass.
theres no reason for an internal attack when theres no one in the house and thers no way that house was gonna b saved them going in was just shear stupidity
I just came clear out of my chair at when I heard the tones go off on this video, I thought it was my pager going off... Great job on the movie though...
first of all if theres no one in the house y wud they go in if theres nothing to b saved go defensive and protect the things around it that house wasnt being saved anyways if theres no one inside theres no reason to go in unless its saveable
Since this appears to be a simulation, I dont feel bad about saying that if all the occupants are out and the fire is a as big a worker as this one, we have no business going inside. Even Chief Goldfedder says "We don't lost firefighters to save property anymore." If there is nobody in there, its a defensive/external fight.
I don't know why this comment has gotten thumbs down when what this person is saying makes the most sense. It's completely retarded to lose anyone for property damage and if you think otherwise you're an idiot. Saving people is one thing, dying to save a building is something altogether different.
My dad is a firefighter and an EMT I want to follow in his footsteps I think it is a cool job but also one with honnor to every fiefighter who lost there live or who are reading this
2290...hang tough bro....the wait is well worth it...and like FFchick said get on a vol. dept while waiting and get some good exp. it will be well worth it...
Depending on where you live you could always volunteer with a company now. Then you would have some training and expericnce under your belt. It will help with the academy and besides ALL volunteer companies(fire and EMS)desperately need volunteers.
To all my bro and sis play it safe I know its part of the job and its a rush but play it safe rather than dead and bless all those who died in the line of duty and there loved ones too.
i personally dont see why the 2 firefighters went in if the condition was descreasing and the people were out. it all seems sketchy to me. sorry if some people misconstrue this comment but i am not bashing them. i support every single one of my brothers dead or alive
i see what u r sayin but they were prolly trying to save the house. all the structure fires i have been too have never fallen or collapsed on me or my fellow firefighters we saved teh building the most we could
I see where you are coming from. There is a difference in fighting to contain the fire to the area(s) already lost. However going into a fully involved or unstable area isn't going to save that area or buiding. It only takes one time to be fatal.
No offense taken. If there are reports that everyone is out(use your meeting places)then if there is a possiblity of an area being unsafe we surround and drown. We still try and save what we can in the stable areas of the structure that is on fire.
If the structure or area is fully involved, there are no survivors. It sounds cruel to some but when those conditions exist,anyone inside is already gone. So to risk diving into the flames when it is a recovery not a rescue doesn't make any sense.
If you want to honor ALL the fallen brothers and sisters, then please use common sense and practice fire safety. MOST fires can be prevented. Use SMOKE DETECTORS, have fire extinguishers on hand. When it comes time for donations for your volunteer companies, please give what you can, every penny counts towards saving lives including our own.
Very good man. 5 stars. When i here that a firefighter was killed in action i almost cry. Being a firefighter is a Dangores job. But someones got to do it.
idident give it a five star becouse i thout it was worth five stars and i dont give 5 stars often but i gave it for the fallen, let all those how have lost a loved one in the line of duty my it be ff police or the millitery we will never forget them right :(
well here in detroit a firefighter was killed responding to a house fire when a suv crashed in to them thorwing out the rig driver and the rig ran over him its sad to see things like that he died not in a fire but going to a fire.firefighters dont think they die on the way to a call but in a fire.
Excellent tribute to any Firefighter! "TRAIN to bring 'em ALL home SAFE!" BE FIRE SAFE! 3w's.hftfire dot com Learn to TEACH our community to SAVE the LIFE of a dedicated FIREFIGHTER thru IMMEDIATE, 100% FIRE VICTIM ACCOUNTABILITY! ...but especially when we first ARRIVE... and then in one peice! 3w's.fireandlifesafety dot ORG He will never be forgotten! May GOD lift all the souls closest to his heart now and the years to come. My deepest condolences... Fire Captain (med-ret)
Do home fire drills, have a single meeting place outside the home, crawl along a wall to find your way out, get fire escape ladders for upper floors(sold at almost any store),teach your kids YOUNG, it can be the difference between life and death.
Well done but very sad circumstances esp in light of the 9 firefighters who paid the ultimate price in Charleston this week. God Bless them for their bravery and my thoughts are with the families of all who have lost loved ones. Peace.
I've been FF for 17 yrs now a LT of an EGN. comp. My Uncle Lost his life in a flashover in a basement. His Crew made it out only because he being the officer made sure that they all made it up the stairs He did not He was LT of a Ladder comp. but acting as eng comp. May all fallen brothers rest in peace
This is not a side show. This is about the lives of real men and real women. The subject mattter should be treated with respect so that others can learn and live. When someone dies you never forget it. 19 died when a tall whisky warehouse exploded in Glasgow Scotland in 1960. That was before most of the people reading this were born. There was no crazy music, just grief for the fallen, and quiet remembrance.
I was a 911 dispatcher and that sound is more than anyone should ever have to hear.. My husband is a firefighter and there is no fear worse than hearing that someone has went down... God Bless all that put ther elife in this kind of danger, and for the families of the ones who never came home..
FF/EMT-I from Utah kane county with the CMFPD. hope you or anyone may never have to hear the MAYDAY call ever again we salute our fallen brothers by going on the next call. STAY SAFE check us out at search CMFPD
This video show's what we do and are willing to sacrifice day-in and day-out for something or someone that we don't even know without hesitation. Thank you. From One Brother To Another!
Thumbs up and respect to all firefighters. Thumbs down to the music though.
9978412 8 months ago
I know what it feels like to be trapped and run out of air... with flames burning all around and closing in on me
nfd09 9 months ago
Firefighters, you are not gone, you have went ahead and are waiting for everybody to catch up.
cadetkb 1 year ago
excellent video my heart goes out to the fallen firefighters as we all pray for safety on all of our calls. Be safe out there everyone.
OGVFD1236 1 year ago
Thank you, from a former female firefighter, 9 yrs. in Calif. Received a 2nd degree burn in one fire, but my career ending incident was when an 18-wheeler semi tractor-trailer truck crashed into the rescue squad I was driving one day...totaling it, and damned near me with it. No longer a firefighter... but I still wish my brothers & sisters God's Blessings on them, hoping they return home at the end of each shift.
22irishheart 1 year ago
по сравнению с нашыми пожарными ето детский сад!!!
TheRodion87 1 year ago
R.I.P ALL FALLEN FIREFIGHTERS.... YOU ALL WILL BE MISSED!!!!
buttwheat23 1 year ago
fuck u youtube u took away the audio
firefighterENG32 1 year ago
oh for fucks sake. give the music back!!!
chriskneifl09 1 year ago
GREAT VIDEO AND POEM BRO. Im a volunteer in Pa. and its always a heart break to hear of a brother or sister not making it out. weather you are or are not a firefighter, paid or volly, you have to show the largets amout of respect to the men and women that dont make it home to their families... stay safe brothers and sisters of the fire depts every where
NJS1726 2 years ago 2
It just shows how much you guys love each other. Firefighters who may not even know the department show up for this one fallen brother or sister.
ashleyster13 2 years ago
great video. hard for me to watch though. my father and i are both firefighters in NJ. I was on scene at a working fire doing exterior work while he was taking a hose line in. He fell through the floor and i heard him call out a mayday. One of the worst days of my life. I basically collappsed on the ground when i heard it go over my radio. I Thank God everyday that the only injury he had was a burn on his leg. That was the third time he almost didnt make it. First time he survived a flashover.
elfdff 2 years ago
great vid guys im a firefighter at whiteford vfc in whiteford maryland and my heart dropped just thinking of all our fallen comrades great vid thanxs guys.
stevenbilli5 3 years ago
GOD BLESS ALL THOSE IN THE FIRE SERVICE
dd3434 3 years ago 6
Me and my friend used this in a cadet mayday drill. it's amazing.
My heart goes out to our fallen.
RNDMbroadcasts 3 years ago 5
im glad to hear that its getting out there
x2sean1x 3 years ago
is this your dad
paintballalex55 3 years ago
can someone explain the rank associated with the color helmets some places have firefighters as blacks and others as yellows but ive never seen black and yellow on the same dept???? please help me to understan
vtzach88 3 years ago
black means volunteer, red usually means capt. blue is medic, white is fire chief.
ICHWILL124 3 years ago
Not intirely i am a volunteer my helmet is yellow. Red is engineers or officers below chiefs, yellow with a captain rocker on it is captain. blue is medic and white is fire cheif. The only ones to worry about are white and blue.
JrFireFighter78 3 years ago
I volunteer my helmet is yellow that means probie or when u first join black means your just a fire fighter red is engineer white is chief blue is medic
chrisBFC53 3 years ago
LOL, when in doubt do what the white helmet tells you! The EMS are the only ones allowed to tell us to sit in rehab, even though we fuss and moan that we have to get back it in!
abfirefighterchick 3 years ago
i hate ems telling me to go to rehab...our sogs say rehab after 2 45min bottles
krazy62589 3 years ago
NFPA requires 15 in rehab after you down a 45.
kvhockey42 2 years ago
This varies,however I have been told that engineer's have to wear red helmets, a new regulation(NFPA). Our department yellow helmets are firefighters, blue are Captains, and white are Chiefs. I think that white for Chiefs seems to be universal. Other departments simply choose to have firefighters wear black helmets. The gear is the same some departments have black some have tan(like mine). This is the case in volunteer and career departments. Our EMS/FF are yellow with star of life on helmet.
abfirefighterchick 3 years ago
in my dept. orange is a probie, black is a firefighter, red is an officer(Lt. or Capt.) and white is a chief, its all pretty much the same, just diff. depts use diff. colors
efdexplr1 3 years ago
its the same in my department to
xsvfan242 3 years ago
my fire dept. is volunteer so blue is age 16-18, yellow is probie, black is firefighter, orange is LT, green is safety officer, red is captain and white is chief. Stay safe and never forget our fallen brothers.
SwanseaFire2050 3 years ago
Im a Volunteer Fire Fighter too. This video shows what all Fire Fighters go threw, SOme dont get respect they need. Im with the Rosedale Indiana Volunteer Department
RednekCoonHunter01 3 years ago
thanks for the video man im a firefighter with carriere volunteer fire department in carriere mississippi we are all a family and if one goes we all go thats just the way it is thanks again
carrierefirefighter 3 years ago
God bless him and God be with his family. Everyday there are to many close calls. Stay safe out there guys.
WPFD451 3 years ago
Firefighters are a big family of brothers and sisters. GOD BLESS ALL.
CTFDexplorer197 3 years ago
wow
BAMFANJAKE 3 years ago
Thank you guys for what you do you are great and all the fallen firefighters are not lost they have just began they will never be forgoten you guys are legens are brave and full of honoor we thank you for what you do for us
firefighternoers 3 years ago
thanks brother thank yous go a long way so thanks again
ffems21 3 years ago 2
god bless all firefighters and police officers. RIP all who have passed.god bless the families.
wilmaohman 3 years ago 3
Great Video Sorry About The FireFighter Who Lost His Life. My Heart Gos Out To Him And His Family.
RadioMaster08 3 years ago 3
great video goes with the peom perfectly
from a brother just down 17w dvfd
ff22dvfd 3 years ago
The life of a fire fighter is not all excitement and action. For the most part, it is 59 minutes of boredom in which you find something productive or humorous and frivolous to occupy your mind and one minute of abject horror and thoughts of your own mortality.
I was lucky when I was doing it. No matter how well you plan, though, you have to remember that things can go horribly wrong.
Poetry is one of the things that help some men deal with it.
Well done, brother.
leftysergeant 3 years ago
Risk a lot to save a lot..
rish little to save little.
LiquidLotus808 3 years ago
Just a question...
If it was confirmed that the building was unoccupied, then why did the firefighter's enter the burning structure?
boston18967345 3 years ago
Even if there is no one inside, depending on the condition of the building, the length of burn time and command's discretion an interior attack is still very common to see. Opposite of what many people believe firefighters do not simply conduct surround and drown operations when the occupants are out. Our job is to save lives AND property.
mattlutz87 3 years ago 2
Oh. Thank you.
boston18967345 3 years ago
although everyone was out there still could have been a child. or someone else in the house.
mandersonfirefighter 3 years ago
AGAIN I URGE YOU ALL TO TAKE NOTE
there was no real members hurt in the photo's seen here, these are just photos from my dept. to go along with the poem.
SO MOJO please shut up, ofcourse if no one was at risk at a big fire scene we owuldnt go in, were not some hot shot gun ho fire dept. so stfu
x2sean1x 3 years ago
@x2sean1x : IF YOUR A REAL FIREMAN U WILL GO IN TO SAVE UR BROTHER...
audremiah 11 months ago
yeah im not really 27 tho, im 17 getting off probation in june
x2sean1x 3 years ago
@x2sean1x
Hi to all i am a firefighter with Redwater TX VFD our hearts and prayers go out to all fallen about two years back we had a fallen brother May god bless.
insane852 1 year ago
I agree that we all need to rethink the interior attack" if no one is inside. Why are we willing to put brothers in damager if no one is in the house
(Risk Vs. Benefit what is the benefit of going into a fully invovled structure with no one inside thats a risk not a benefit) No disrespect to our fallen brothers
My prayers are with them and their families
gingersnaps61 3 years ago
In Worcester, MA, we had a report that 2 people were inside..later we found out they had escaped...looking for them, we lost 6 great and courageous firefighters. We did not know. Our chief blocked the enterance or else we could have lost triple that amount. Sometimes you hjust do not know or you are giving a false report.
pjirishman 3 years ago 2
Pjirishman I so sorry for your lose. Please tell us when did this happen
gingersnaps61 3 years ago
Dec.3,1999.....but it seems like it happened yesterday. We were eating dinner together, 6 hours later, those seats were empty. Some things change your life and your life will never be the same, professionally or personally.
pjirishman 3 years ago
Christ!!! A bit melowdramatic don't you think?
No disrespect to our fallen brothers, but yes, a poor risk assessment at best. Been to a lot of fires and all you have to do is revisit the structures a few weeks later to learn what your putting your life on the line for. If it's just the structure and it's contents, 90% of the time that's all going to end up in the landfill.
Mojobubba 3 years ago
melow dramatic why dont u show some fuckin respect for the dead jackass we do our job no matter what is burning
oats75 3 years ago
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My disrespect is for the Jackass that wants to exploit these fallen. Read the what this idiot has written on the screen, it's blatant self promotion. I do this job for one of the largest cities on the West coast running 10 to 20 runs a day. Do your job for the love of it, not for the misguided belief that your a hero. Our job description does not mean we run into anything on fire, we use risk assessment and go from there. Thanks for the well thought out response Dumbass.
Mojobubba 3 years ago
Risk Vs. Benefit what is the benefit of going into a fully invovled structure with no one inside thats a risk not a benefit
drumminkid67 3 years ago
theres no reason for an internal attack when theres no one in the house and thers no way that house was gonna b saved them going in was just shear stupidity
drumminkid67 3 years ago
I just came clear out of my chair at when I heard the tones go off on this video, I thought it was my pager going off... Great job on the movie though...
firegirljess 3 years ago
first of all if theres no one in the house y wud they go in if theres nothing to b saved go defensive and protect the things around it that house wasnt being saved anyways if theres no one inside theres no reason to go in unless its saveable
drumminkid67 3 years ago
they go in to do what is called an "internal attack" Attack from the inside while others attack from the outside...
firegirljess 3 years ago
or "interior attack"
ikahari 3 years ago
I wasn't paying attention when the movie started....and sadly I jumped out of my chair thinking it was my pager. Great video. Keep up the good work.
eng27ineTFD 3 years ago
I answer the bell.
This is a good tribue with real footage. I hope that my son never gets my flag, but if he does, I hope he understands and is proud.
FFGJACKSON 4 years ago
Since this appears to be a simulation, I dont feel bad about saying that if all the occupants are out and the fire is a as big a worker as this one, we have no business going inside. Even Chief Goldfedder says "We don't lost firefighters to save property anymore." If there is nobody in there, its a defensive/external fight.
FrozenEMT 4 years ago
I don't know why this comment has gotten thumbs down when what this person is saying makes the most sense. It's completely retarded to lose anyone for property damage and if you think otherwise you're an idiot. Saving people is one thing, dying to save a building is something altogether different.
anooseholay 4 years ago 4
i agree with that statement
LMFDfireman 4 years ago
Brother,
I agree.
PCFD 551
mkjhartmann 3 years ago
One Hell of a Video! nice sound track!
FIREFIGHTER1045 4 years ago
When my pager goes off, I'm always ready.
MadCrazyManSki54 4 years ago 3
awesome... my respect goes to that firefighter. ps. I never get tired hear the sound of the pager! especially when its mine!
coletrain116 4 years ago 3
My dad is a firefighter and an EMT I want to follow in his footsteps I think it is a cool job but also one with honnor to every fiefighter who lost there live or who are reading this
THANK YOU
AJJ619 4 years ago 7
no no no im not dumb ive been a volunteer firefight on long island now for about 3 years
mastic 305
NYFinest2290 4 years ago 3
Nice poem and video/slides.
Random1765 4 years ago
AWSOME video....THANKS!!!
2290...hang tough bro....the wait is well worth it...and like FFchick said get on a vol. dept while waiting and get some good exp. it will be well worth it...
GardoOFD1632 4 years ago
the brotherhood of firefighters is unreal i cant wait to to finally get into a department on a 3 year waiting list
NYFinest2290 4 years ago
Wow a three year waiting list? Must be a career department.
Blitz350 4 years ago
Depending on where you live you could always volunteer with a company now. Then you would have some training and expericnce under your belt. It will help with the academy and besides ALL volunteer companies(fire and EMS)desperately need volunteers.
abfirefighterchick 4 years ago
It's sad too...I guess people aren't willing to do the job just to save someone...
That is the ONLY reason I won't to do the job.
Vinny0SGO 4 years ago
yes join a volly company while you wait u dont want to go into carreer with no prior knowledge
x2sean1x 4 years ago
being on a vol. dept is great.. i dont care that i aint paid... just doing it is well worth it man :)
LMFDfireman 4 years ago
very nice video
Alex7Cia 4 years ago
nice video
ar186 4 years ago
Im liking the tones!!!!! good job on the vid!! Take a look at the Saltsburg "Vol. Fire Dept." vid ON MY PAGE and tell me what you think!!!#@
bengolik129 4 years ago
the men in these photos did not die, none were hurt, it is a poem i used with photos from my department
x2sean1x 4 years ago
To all my bro and sis play it safe I know its part of the job and its a rush but play it safe rather than dead and bless all those who died in the line of duty and there loved ones too.
docmic73 4 years ago
i personally dont see why the 2 firefighters went in if the condition was descreasing and the people were out. it all seems sketchy to me. sorry if some people misconstrue this comment but i am not bashing them. i support every single one of my brothers dead or alive
wetdown3 4 years ago
i see what u r sayin but they were prolly trying to save the house. all the structure fires i have been too have never fallen or collapsed on me or my fellow firefighters we saved teh building the most we could
hunterboy46 4 years ago
true that
wetdown3 4 years ago
I see where you are coming from. There is a difference in fighting to contain the fire to the area(s) already lost. However going into a fully involved or unstable area isn't going to save that area or buiding. It only takes one time to be fatal.
abfirefighterchick 3 years ago
i know what u r sayin but in my fire department even if they report everyone out we go in to double check and get the inside conditions
juniorfire198 4 years ago
No offense taken. If there are reports that everyone is out(use your meeting places)then if there is a possiblity of an area being unsafe we surround and drown. We still try and save what we can in the stable areas of the structure that is on fire.
If the structure or area is fully involved, there are no survivors. It sounds cruel to some but when those conditions exist,anyone inside is already gone. So to risk diving into the flames when it is a recovery not a rescue doesn't make any sense.
abfirefighterchick 3 years ago
thanks for making this video...it is real touching...
hunterboy46 4 years ago
what the fuck that shit off the comment board
HVFDFireman 4 years ago
If you want to honor ALL the fallen brothers and sisters, then please use common sense and practice fire safety. MOST fires can be prevented. Use SMOKE DETECTORS, have fire extinguishers on hand. When it comes time for donations for your volunteer companies, please give what you can, every penny counts towards saving lives including our own.
abfirefighterchick 4 years ago
Very POWERFUL and moving
lt12ws 4 years ago
alsome video i should let the guys my deparment c this video
ZsoulsweeperZ000 4 years ago
my boyfriend is a firefighter its really hard for me but im really proud of what he does!!
zacefronfan87 4 years ago
whats this song it goes good with the vid
hunterboy46 4 years ago
crawling by linkin park
x2sean1x 4 years ago
Awesome tribute. May they rest in peace...
stromsfjes 4 years ago
Very good man. 5 stars. When i here that a firefighter was killed in action i almost cry. Being a firefighter is a Dangores job. But someones got to do it.
EZdrummer2 4 years ago
please go and see my 2 new videos, comments and/or rattings are greatly welcome!
FederalQsiren 4 years ago
idident give it a five star becouse i thout it was worth five stars and i dont give 5 stars often but i gave it for the fallen, let all those how have lost a loved one in the line of duty my it be ff police or the millitery we will never forget them right :(
AmaricanSniper96 4 years ago
well here in detroit a firefighter was killed responding to a house fire when a suv crashed in to them thorwing out the rig driver and the rig ran over him its sad to see things like that he died not in a fire but going to a fire.firefighters dont think they die on the way to a call but in a fire.
dwolife 4 years ago
Excellent tribute to any Firefighter! "TRAIN to bring 'em ALL home SAFE!" BE FIRE SAFE! 3w's.hftfire dot com Learn to TEACH our community to SAVE the LIFE of a dedicated FIREFIGHTER thru IMMEDIATE, 100% FIRE VICTIM ACCOUNTABILITY! ...but especially when we first ARRIVE... and then in one peice! 3w's.fireandlifesafety dot ORG He will never be forgotten! May GOD lift all the souls closest to his heart now and the years to come. My deepest condolences... Fire Captain (med-ret)
hftfire 4 years ago
Do home fire drills, have a single meeting place outside the home, crawl along a wall to find your way out, get fire escape ladders for upper floors(sold at almost any store),teach your kids YOUNG, it can be the difference between life and death.
abfirefighterchick 4 years ago
Well done but very sad circumstances esp in light of the 9 firefighters who paid the ultimate price in Charleston this week. God Bless them for their bravery and my thoughts are with the families of all who have lost loved ones. Peace.
CanadianPeamealBacon 4 years ago
i'm a jr. FF only 14... thats deep man. it's really deep. GREAT JOB!!!!
engine261 4 years ago
5 star with a tear in my eye god bless all fire fighters !!!!
mmdghr 4 years ago
I've been FF for 17 yrs now a LT of an EGN. comp. My Uncle Lost his life in a flashover in a basement. His Crew made it out only because he being the officer made sure that they all made it up the stairs He did not He was LT of a Ladder comp. but acting as eng comp. May all fallen brothers rest in peace
drinaldi123 4 years ago
This is not a side show. This is about the lives of real men and real women. The subject mattter should be treated with respect so that others can learn and live. When someone dies you never forget it. 19 died when a tall whisky warehouse exploded in Glasgow Scotland in 1960. That was before most of the people reading this were born. There was no crazy music, just grief for the fallen, and quiet remembrance.
Norfolkscot 4 years ago
may all fallen firefighters rest in peace.
chefd907 4 years ago
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holddatdown2 4 years ago
good movie. im a firefighter on medical leave(vehicle accident went bad)and i lost many brothers. one in my own station lost in a structual fire.
rdnkhotshot 4 years ago
CRAP MUSIC
westmidlands1 4 years ago
SHUT UP
BringIt162 4 years ago
Rely like your movie, as a firefighter myself realy hits home. It has sent me on a quest to make the best movies I can.. keep up the good work
muzmuz5691 4 years ago
good video i thought my pager was going off lol. good song choice too.
wesmohr97 4 years ago
Watch it with the fucking audio volume you jackass we aren't deaf you know we can hear JUST FINE
jamesmdyer 4 years ago
Sad video. I am a FIREFIGHTER in NC. Central Surry VFD. Yall stay safe.
Fire047 4 years ago
I was a 911 dispatcher and that sound is more than anyone should ever have to hear.. My husband is a firefighter and there is no fear worse than hearing that someone has went down... God Bless all that put ther elife in this kind of danger, and for the families of the ones who never came home..
wondergirl0704 4 years ago
That was a sad poam?
JediSCUME 4 years ago
~all gave some, some gave all, nvr forget~ wasn't expecting the noise of the pager going off, made me check mine for a sec, excellent video.
FD291mag 4 years ago
FF/EMT-I from Utah kane county with the CMFPD. hope you or anyone may never have to hear the MAYDAY call ever again we salute our fallen brothers by going on the next call. STAY SAFE check us out at search CMFPD
kuafmann 4 years ago
It sounds like Orange County, New York..
FIGGY24 4 years ago
Thank you for this tribute, we just lost a member not too long ago. where did u find this poem?
kittiechick4388 4 years ago
Great Video, Quite Moving, Although Sad, It Shows What We Face Everyday.
cfsfirey 4 years ago
wat song is this
ffd39 4 years ago
May God bless all of the fallen brothers. You will never be forgotten.
mynameisbull 4 years ago
is this chester ohio or new york?
WFD1921 4 years ago
what is the name of the song here
StaffSergeantJarman 5 years ago
crawling by linkin park
WFD1921 4 years ago
This video show's what we do and are willing to sacrifice day-in and day-out for something or someone that we don't even know without hesitation. Thank you. From One Brother To Another!
firerescue98 5 years ago
RIP to all og the firefighters who have fallen in the line of duty
chefd907 5 years ago
Fantastic video, good music. You show how we dance where the devil dances! WE are ALL ONE BROTHERHOOD!
abfirefighterchick 5 years ago
Outstanding!
fireang 5 years ago
i salute you brothers!
kornklone 5 years ago
RIP to all the firefighters who have fallen in the line of duty. THEY GIVE THERE LIVES TO SAFE EVERYONE THAT IS HURT. MAY WE ALL NEVER FORGET THEM
MISSPLAYBOYBUNNY 5 years ago
Great Video, I'm not far from Chester NY, I'm on the Vernon Fire Dept in Vernon, NJ
stalkerfrank 5 years ago
Great video...
Can't believe nobody has put this yet...
RIP to all the firefighters who have fallen in the line of duty.
Mobey1 5 years ago
Wonderful tribute gotta love the job
ProbyFF1 5 years ago
Good video, i just wish you were able to use a different Music
ffjwhite 5 years ago
Nicely Done. Looks good
Brimasta1 5 years ago