[Ride along] Engine 809B BVFD/PGFD
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- ride along with Engine 93 from the Bladensburg Volunteer Fire Department to an unknown emergency call in its first due. It ended up being a medical local - by Dirk Steinhardt - www.rescue911.de - Bladensburg, Prince George's County, Maryland, USA - 06.2010
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Please note that all videos being posted on this channel have been made by myself!
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Bitte beachtet, dass alle hier geposteten Videos ausschließlich von mir gemacht wurden!
I miss being a volunteer firefighter. Best year of my life.
God. You just got to love these HERO'S.
that Engine as we call them here in the U.S. has an 8V92 motor by Detroit Diesel. I'm pretty sure its straight exhuast too. they sound AMAZING!
It’s probably a 6V92 actually
Awesome video can't resist the sound of that roaring Federal Q.
Hrhrhjeuenrhhhrhtth4uj54mjtjruturheyrur
Love the turbo in that Diesel engine
I love the Motorola APX7000 handhelds between the front seats inside the cab.
Kandi Klover they look like xts 5000 radios
@@KandiKlover i think those are XTS 5000s
The end of this video makes it look like the driver of the truck asked that cop for directions.
All Right! FInally! An 8V92 Detroit Fire Truck! I Love the 2-Stroker Trucks!
As Dirk stated in the Description, it turned out to be an Asthma attack, though when dispatched it was considered an 'Unknown Emergency'. That's why they responded Code 3.
Take care!
Yes, the ‘94 Dash currently serving as Engine 92 and Engine 809B served as the Charlie unit while Engine 93 served as the bravo unit under Engine 91, which is the alpha unit (Engine 809A) and currently runs a Pierce Arrow XT.
Nothing better than a screaming fire engine - man I love the air horn.
WHAT YEAR IS THAT ENGINE
IT SOUNDS GREAT
Engine 93 no longer serves as 809B. Engine 92 (ex-809C, now 809B, ex-809B, and ex-809A), a 1994 Pierce Dash, now serves as 809B because Engine 93 (ex-809A and now ex-809B) has been retired.
That is almost like a Morningside volunteer fire department
Quick question even though it's stupid, do US Engines and Truck company's carry the tools for entrapments at RTAs or are they just for Rescue company's only?
Not a stupid question at all. It depends on the department, but generally most do carry tools for entrapments.
I'm a volunteer in VA in Loudoun county im 18
Collin Gould ur county rarely uses the power call 😐
what he say at the beginning and was he the engineer?were you guys lost?
@dangerjp
depends whats going on
What, the powercall?
why does my department not have powercall damn it:/
Powercall is 🔥
@@yourneighborhoodwierdo8349 u
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Good job
Derrel it is harder then you think , it's just not a firemen you become you also have to become EMT certified and then that's when the fun just begins you will at first be cleaning the house doing what people tell you to do then you will get the action it's fun I love it don't get me wrong but just know what you are getting into man !!!🚒
what are thoes sirens call i know one is called either a fan siren or a belltone siren but what is that one called the one that sounded like a slow verson of the whalon siren????
I think you mean the power call siren
@Dirk, wie ist das mit den Volunteers in den Staaten? Kommen die wie hier in D auch zur Wache? Weil die ja in diesem Video (und in einigen anderen) schon in der Wache rumlaufen wenn der Alarm eingeht. Einmal ne kurze Aufklärung bitte :)
But that engine sound tho
Miss the 9 house just as much as 38; 8; 33 & 17
did they ask the policeman for the way or what?
is the guy filming a fireman ?
Very nice fire truck!!! =)
La sirene est d une puissance! Et ca doit couter un max ces camions
Good Video
all that for a car in the road ?
cool fire bell
I rode along with fire department of smithport pa it was awsome sirens light and everything plus I got to use radio for back up and stuff I plan to be firefighter
i jizzed when the truck started
@ImRatherTall yea both are good
i had an eargasm listening to the q
the cop could of waved ya down geeze lol awesome video tho keep them coming!
I want to be a fireman. Not a stupid programmer :(
That police car awfully looks like Edmonton/Calgary Police services!
What ype of air horn is that?!?!?!?!
@Thecarkid 11 That’s the siren, not the horn
powercall ftw
I knew the first capt i got 16 done in 2 months once
idk what anyone says, i think every fire station should have a house siren
Volunteer stations should but career stations don’t need them
I live in Baltimore county
9-3! 9-3!
Goddam, what is it with vollies and abusing the Q? Give it a rest.
If you ain't abusing the Q, you ain't using it right
At least show them getting there.
He did
Detroit diesel :)
Hell yea
the best type of diesel
the best type of diesel
go our house reiffton fire co exeter pennsyvanna
Seatbelts anyone?
That engines window was down (kind of against NFPA rules) but it made the sirens sound really loud and clear.
it is not against the rules, please, check your facts
@@tristanhesse7520 You're right it's not. Departments all over the country have responded with windows down at times before.
@@KandiKlover My local FD does it with every engine run
Why would that be against rules? Should be down some regardless so you can hear outside issues.
2:02 GTA 5 bus
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If your a volunteer fire department then you need to move a lot faster you should of been out of the station by now at 0:49.The reason i said that is you have 15 minutes total to get your gear on, and respond to the call. The reason i said that was because i had a family member that was LT for a volunteer fire department and its required once the call comes in get your gear on and go that means get up and go with your gear.
Justin Little if you don’t run with them or are a chief there or a captain keep your comments to yourself not every station is the same