Sitting at home with no radios on, I looked down at a BNN page reporting a working fire in Atttleboro at 40 Brown St.  I immediately jumped up, grabbed the camera and headed out the door since it was about 1/2 mile from the house.  Upon my arrival, companies were opening up and had a pretty good upper hand on the job.  Outside temperature according to the car was 16 degrees-it could have been a long night if it wasn't for a good stop.

   

Here are some pics from the Rushmoor fire station, in Farnborough, Hampshire, UK
   
   
   

in the 1960s-1970s KANSAS City, Mo had various private ambulance companies working and vying for runs and patients. Community Ambulance was one of them. They cobbled together some old box type delivery trucks into box style ambulances.  Years ago I found the history of this company and a lot of photos. They called the truck ambulances "Tuna trucks". They had wood raps to move the cots inside the windowless box.
So I have been trying to locate the information and photos of this ambulance company. They had a very fascinating story and great pics of the Tuna Trucks...

Maybe someone will know where to locate this information and pass it on.  thank you..

Royal Berkshire fire & rescue, UK
   
   
   
   
   

Would anyone have photos of the officer's side and rear or the Ford L - Grumman short wheel base pumpers from the early-80's?  Would you also know the wheel base measurment ?

Hello All,

Im a fire apparatus photographer from St.Louis, MO Metro Area and I photograph fire apparatus all over the STL Metro Area, but i've also photographed apparatus in Indiana, IL, Tenn, CO, and have started a facebook page to showcase my love of fire apparatus and document my photo seasons & Trips. Currently im adding old scanned photos to the group that I took when I first started photographing rigs. Here is the link:

https://www.facebook.com/DavidsFireTruckPhotos/

Please give the page a like it would be greatly apperciated, and follow along on my upcoming photo season in early spring and enjoy all the older photos im adding to the group currently.

Thank You !!!

David Hornacek Jr.

Seagrave re-introducing single axle rear mount 100' aerial, Upper Darby FD has one on order

Hello All,

I am a member of CCFP and I'm looking for any photos of our vehicles from the 70s,80s,90s to put together a history.

Please let me know.

Thank you

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Does anyone know if this is a complete change over or just a name change.
https://www.fireapparatusmagazine.com/20...nd-rescue/

Devil's night has officially been declared erradicated.

https://www.metrotimes.com/detroit/decad...d=23012915

I can confirm it, making it to a few jobs over 3 nights and not getting much to shoot.  This was the best of the bunch.  A dwelling fire in a 2-1/2 story wood frame that was a 20 minute drive from where I was sitting at Gratiot/Conner.