As a volunteer I know that when that when the whistle blows or the pager goes off I know that someone is in trouble and it sets something off in me to be there for them. People call me crazy for risking my life for people I don’t know but I love ti help people
As a spouse to a volunteer firefighter its nerve wrecking but so worth loving and standing by someone who's so selfless and would risk their life to save others and our oldest is 8 and wants to be a firefighter and our youngest who's 1 loves riding in the trucks and watching them go bye our home and when that horn honks passed our home we know to keep all of them in our thoughts and pray they all make it back to the station safely I will forever back the red ❤️
"i get them there safe" so my assumption is you are a dispatcher? The very first first responder? My hats off to you Hero, and thank you for keeping these Heroes safe
Great video. I been on the job for 36 years now. My first day on the job was just two days before my 23rd birthday. I could have retired at 20 years and 43 years old. It’s hard to leave something you love to do. My job has given me the opportunity to teach firefighters allover the world. Japan , South Korea, the UK. Unbelievable how we are all brothers and sisters no matter where you’re from. Unfortunately for me, next year I will have to retire. I’ll be 60 and that is the mandatory retirement age. My local volunteer department wants me to join. Damn right I will. Stay safe, stay low, and never stop training. You’re only as good as your last drill. Practice don’t make perfect. Perfect practice make perfect.
As a volunteer I know that when that when the whistle blows or the pager goes off I know that someone is in trouble and it sets something off in me to be there for them. People call me crazy for risking my life for people I don’t know but I love ti help people
Thank you for your service
I agree I'm one of the newest recruits for our department and it's a sense of pride to be able to try and help someone in the worst day of their life.
@@shaneglassburn2090 good luck!
@@JulioDagulio thank you since I joined in May we've had many trainings and multiple callouts.
@@shaneglassburn2090 nice
As a spouse to a volunteer firefighter its nerve wrecking but so worth loving and standing by someone who's so selfless and would risk their life to save others and our oldest is 8 and wants to be a firefighter and our youngest who's 1 loves riding in the trucks and watching them go bye our home and when that horn honks passed our home we know to keep all of them in our thoughts and pray they all make it back to the station safely I will forever back the red ❤️
10 years as a Hell jumper, the only thing I regret is that my body couldn't go another 10. God bless to all that answer the call.
As a retired firefighter. I look back and realize that so many times, could have been my last call
Thanks for your service🫡
I’m in school for this right now thank you for this it gives me the confidence. Going into the fire service 2nd Generation
i wold like to say to all of the FIREFIGHTERS and EMT thank for all you have done
Best job i ever had
As a exploer ik that helping others goes a far way we show up on your worst day amd we make ot better
Best time @1:42 - Engineers all the way!!! Max respect for those that are First Responders/Fire Fighters. I get them there safe.
"i get them there safe" so my assumption is you are a dispatcher? The very first first responder? My hats off to you Hero, and thank you for keeping these Heroes safe
Great video. I been on the job for 36 years now. My first day on the job was just two days before my 23rd birthday. I could have retired at 20 years and 43 years old. It’s hard to leave something you love to do. My job has given me the opportunity to teach firefighters allover the world. Japan , South Korea, the UK. Unbelievable how we are all brothers and sisters no matter where you’re from. Unfortunately for me, next year I will have to retire. I’ll be 60 and that is the mandatory retirement age. My local volunteer department wants me to join. Damn right I will. Stay safe, stay low, and never stop training. You’re only as good as your last drill. Practice don’t make perfect. Perfect practice make perfect.
Thanks for your service
Volunteer here love the video from all of us at station 14
Thank you! Also thanks for y’all service
Respect
This song his hard after a call volunteer here 👋
Thanks for your service
@@JulioDaguliothank you I appreciate it
Yeah it is just remember we are volunteers and some people forget that I don't we serve
Love you other volunteers.
Nice video
Shout to anyone who is considering,do it ,it Will change your life, believe me
Thanks Boys! Cheers!
Would you mind if I used a few clips from this video for a fallen fire fighter
400th life tbh