FVFD RESPONDING TO A TECH RESCUE

FVFD (FAYETTEVILLE) SQUAD 7, ENG 7-1 AND FIRE POLICE CAPTAIN 7 RESPONDING TO A TECHNICAL RESCUE ON WHITE ROCK RD IN MONT ALTO, A MALE FELL 60-70 FT FROM THE ROCK, HE WAS UNCONCIOUS, HE WAS FLOWN IN LIFE LION TO THE TRAUMA CENTER, YOU CAN HEAR SOME OPERATIONS IN THE BACKGROUND

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News & Politics

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• technical
• rescue
• fire
• department
• mont
• alto
• fayetteville
• fvfd
• dcfd
• fdny
• truck
• squad
• engine
• pov

[police115041]

Fire trucks should be red.... Thats just my opinion....

[company17firefighter]

@police115041 yeah maybe, if its makes you feel any better, my company has white and red trucks...

[ProudVolunteer19]

Love the guy telling them to rip on the horns! haha

[company17firefighter]

@ProudVolunteer19 haha, when i saw that kid i thought to myself "im gonna get a lot of comments on youtube about that kid"

[SamDilli12]

i like the siren on that Toyota pick-up truck

[joemagliari]

The guy on the right @2:37 is epic.....lol

[firetruck512]

the blue car just sat there and didn't even back up.

[EnjoyFirefighting]

@redsoxbaddog the FD in my city (Regensburg) has completly red trucks, in Regensburg county there are some volunteer department that got red trucks with reflecting yellow stripes and so on. There are also light-red, almost orange/pink engines in Germany, but always a kind of red, with white or yellow stripes. In Norway fire engines are red or yellow (chief units could also be black, silver, white, blue)

[redsoxbaddog]

@police115041 there are different colors cause u cant see them at night easily that's what my firefighter friend told me

[NC403Firefighter]

Why did the Squad and POV go one way, and the Engine the other? Were they responding to different boxes or they just took different ways?

[TheEMS41]

@police115041 mine too dude :)

[TheFireman203]

i remember that call

[Coasterrider210]

@police115041 well then you wouldnt want to come to my city lol

[enriquexs1988]

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