FDNY Battles Heavy Fire Throughout 2 Bronx Private Dwellings [ Bronx 3rd Alarm Box 2386 ]
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- čas přidán 6. 09. 2024
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Address: 920 Summit Ave. off West 162nd St.
Fire throughout a 3 story 25x75 class 3 PD
Phone Alarm Box 2353 - Reporting a fire on the top floor of a building behind 919 Ogden Ave. - 18:55
Box loaded up due to calls - 18:56
H&L-34: We are at the Polo Grounds, we can see the fire across the river, we're available in case you need us - 18:59
B-17: 10-75 - All Hands on arrival - 19:00
TL-45 FAST
B-17: Give me a 2nd Alarm - 19:03
B-14 RUL, B-19 Safety, E-72 w/ Sat. 2
B-17: Corrected address is 920 Summit Ave. - Fire on all 3 floors - 19:06
Box number changed to 2386
D-6: Transmit a 3rd Alarm - 19:15
B-12 Staging, E-263 Comm.
BXD to D-6: H&L-34 is in the area (relocating to L-55) we assigned them, you have an extra truck - 19:21
D-6: 2 L/S/O & 1 TL in operation - DWH - 19:35
FC: Special call 2 additional trucks (TL-115 act. 44 & L-47 act.) - 19:48
FC: Per D-6, 5 L/S/O - DWH - 20:11
FC: Special call 1 more truck for relief (TL-51 act.) - 20:15
FC: Per D-6, PWH - 20:42
FC: Under Control - 21:28
Duration: 2 hours & 34 Min.
Maybe:
E-68, 92, 93, 50
L-49, 44, 55, 45F
B-17, 13
R-3
SQ-41
RAC-3
2nd Alarm:
E-71, 60, 42, 59
L-19
B-26, 14R, 19S
FC, RB, SB, TSU-1, RM, CTU
E-72 w/ Sat. 2
3rd Alarm Maybe:
E-69, 43, 80, 83
L-42 (act. 49), 56 (act. 55), 34 (act. 55), 115 (act. 44) s/c, 47 (act.) s/c, 51 (act.) s/c
B-16, 12 Staging
E-263 Communications
MSU
RAC-1
Car-12, 24b, 23d, 32
Relocations:
E-81 to E-92
E-66 to E-71
E-91 to E-42
E-47 to E-93
E-258 to E-60
E-320 to E-68
L-42 to L-49
L-56 to L-55
L-34 to L-55
L-115 to L-44
L-58 to L-44
L-119 to L-115
L-13 to L-45
B-49 to B-17
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We always said when the ladders and buckets go up the building comes down. Flowing 1500 gallons a minute at just over 8 lbs per gallon that’s a lot of weight on the building. 15000 pounds per minute adds up quickly. Especially when multiple lines are being used. Had 20 years of service and always enjoyed fighting from the bucket. I was fighting a fire on the day I was married. Was in the bucket, looked at my watch and realized I had under 30 minutes before I was to get married. Got down as quick as I could and got one of the PD units to give me a ride home. Got home and changed and made it with minutes to spare. No shower and smelled of smoke. One of my most memorable days ever. Later that evening the guys came by with lights and sirens just as the best man speech was being given. The timing was perfect and have a video of it to remember the day. The house on fire was right beside the house I grew up in.
Great story. Thanks
How sad
Unbelievable, Romantic 🔥Firefighter 🧑🏻🚒 from the bucket 🚒 to the altar 🕍 and his Precious 🌹flame. 🧑🏻🚒👰♀️🍷🥖🍷God🙏🏻 Bless Them. Capeesh 🤺🤺🤺🤺🇺🇲
More like 700-800 gpm with a stacked tip but much better reach & penetration without entraining much air. You are correct though about the weight adding up fast. Structures become much more prone to collapse during exterior operations which is just one of the reasons you pull everyone out & clear first.
Lovely story and Memories mate👌🏻
That top floor of the fire building sure was cooking, hopefully there were no injuries to anyone related to this incident.
Thank you to all firefighters everywhere for protecting the citizens of your coverage area.
TL-44 was getting it done great coverage!
Jesus Lord...the call to get EVERYONE off the roof & then watching them get taken off in the bucket or coming down the ladder! 😱😳😖🙏🙏🙏 Another amazing job by FDNY.
Great work man! Glad to see you back at it! Stay safe.
Great shot of Yankee Stadium in the background
great footage so clear!
Thanks brother. Keep up the great work on your end. Love your stuff
Great video thanks
You bet!
Really good quality footage. Just one thing, it seems the focus was on incoming vehicles right when they were actually dousing parts of the fire and cuts back after the open flames abated. I enjoy watching the water fight the flames, so always bummed when that part is missed.
Me too
Welcome back brother - another great video!
Outstanding Video....Congrats!
Thank you so much 😀
amazing heavy fire in two houses ans awesome job to all the fdny brothers an great footage od the big fire a video
Thank you for the excellent video. And thank you FDNY for what you do every day. It was tense when they ordered everyone off the roof.
Great video! You're finally back at it!
Fantastic footage. Have a great day, and stay safe. Happy New Year ❤️🙂⚘️🎆🎊.
Happy new year!
Very professional response, had that fire out in no time 👏
Great footage again, have a very safe 2024.
In the old days, fireman would use water to put out a fire.
Wow you’re incredibly funny
Great video where u been
Great footage. One small critique, No one cares about your traffic shots while the fire is burning. Stay on the fire until it is darkened down. Over all best footage. Your roof shots crush Skyler
What street is this?
See the description
Isn’t it amazing how fast the fire is controlled by bucket hose why try to attack from the inside when it’s that furious.
The interesting thing about is that most of the time they are able to control it from the inside - the only issue is that videos like that are less common since the fire is put out so fast. In instances like this the visuals are much more “interesting” so they are more common on CZcams.
Would they be looking for people too?
@DaleDix yes they would. No matter what anyone on the outside may say, always have to check the interior to make certain.
Old buildings & so close together.
Why didn't they hit the evacuation tones with the air horn? That's our evacuate tone
Nyc don't use evac tones
NYKS Bravest
seriously? Nothing changes in newyork. Same tactics as yesteryear.
Do you own many of their Firefighting Procedures bulletins? If so, which ones?
I think they're waiting for you to get over there and sort them out.
Very dramatic!
Fdny gotta go in and play, another shit show