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Uploaded by on Feb 11, 2007

Communications with our Dispatch Center 4-2-0

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  • 7 and 5 from st cathrines

  • LOL THIS IS SO COOL  !!

  • after 4-2-0, 4-4-6 bravo 7 and 5 whats he say after that?

  • @wnaburgencesante it's not Avionics alphabet it is the NATO alphabet. But regardless of that for Fire/Medical I have always heard the NATO alphabet used not the Police alphabet. 

  • @wnaburgencesante better to use the international one instead of the american one

  • we say 10-4 in Iowa!

  • Up where i am they wanted to switch the unit numbering around when calling into Orange 911 as before it was 36-control. But it would have been 36 - County Fire, 24 - Station , - 218 Unit so it would be 36-24-218 it's a lot more confusing then just saying the usual Maybrook Engine 218

  • Sounds like a Massachusetts thing with the Avionics alphabet ALPHA, BRAVO, CHARLIE..

  • 4-2-0? that's smithtown fd

    He IDs 4-4-6B, a nesconset fire department ambulance

  • yeah could be that too, most public safety would use some of the military phonetics, I go alpha vs adam or frank vs foxtrot

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