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Chicago Fire Department - Guest - 11-12-2007

Decon 530

2006 FL-106/ACSI

Stationed at E-22


Chicago Fire Department - Guest - 11-12-2007

Chicago, IL

2002 Pierce/Dash

100'

Truck-27


Chicago Fire Department - Guest - 11-12-2007

Chicago, IL

2005 Spartan/Crimson

1500/500/30

Eng-93

#4140-003


Chicago Fire Department - Guest - 11-12-2007

Engine-15

1998 HME/Luverne

1500/500

#10922


Chicago Fire Department - Guest - 11-12-2007

Eng-129

2005 Spartan/Crimson

1500/500

#3087-004


Chicago Fire Department - firepost - 11-13-2007

[quote name='AVFC1699' post='162856' date='Nov 12 2007, 14:47 ']nice shots everyone!



is the station from the movie "Backdraft" still in operation?[/quote]

Yes the station from the movie Back Draft is still in operation ,that is if you are talking about the house that the Fictitious Engine 17 and Truck 46 used. In reality the Fire Station is Chicago Engine 65 and Truck 52 and during June of 2000 new BLS Ambulance 88 was put in service there as well.


Chicago Fire Department - Guest - 11-16-2007

Snorkel Squad 1 in 1974.


Chicago Fire Department - Guest - 11-16-2007

Truck 3, also in 1974, across the street from SS 1's quarters.


Chicago Fire Department - Guest - 11-16-2007

Chicago FD ? Sure looks good. This is the true meaning of the term Buggy!

Credit Photographer


Chicago Fire Department - Guest - 11-17-2007

[quote name='firepost' post='163078' date='Nov 13 2007, 01:16 ']Yes the station from the movie Back Draft is still in operation ,that is if you are talking about the house that the Fictitious Engine 17 and Truck 46 used. In reality the Fire Station is Chicago Engine 65 and Truck 52 and during June of 2000 new BLS Ambulance 88 was put in service there as well.[/quote]



are there any shots of Engine 65 or Truck 52 floating around??


Chicago Fire Department - Ladder 68 - 11-17-2007

Both have been posted on this site before I believe. E65 was using a '95 Spartan/Luverne (Ex-E82) and Truck Co. 52 was using a '00 Pierce 100' rig last I looked. T52 and T47 where the 1st Pierce aerials recieved by the CFD and have white aerials instead of the traditional grey ones.



Corrections welcome.


Chicago Fire Department - Guest - 12-14-2007

Shot this with my Iphone while we had an ambo run at OEMC


Chicago Fire Department - Guest - 12-14-2007

Kind of neat to see the overhead view


Chicago Fire Department - firepost - 12-31-2007

[quote name='Srresquire' post='171299' date='Dec 14 2007, 08:10 ']Shot this with my Iphone while we had an ambo run at OEMC[/quote]

Engine 103 which is a 1998 HME Luverne was orginally assigned to Engine 71 on the Far North side as an ALS (Advanced Life Support) Engine until it was reassigned to Engine 103 in early 2002 as a standard (BLS) Engine at Engine 103 which is located just west of and around the corner from the 911 communications center.


Chicago Fire Department - Guest - 01-01-2008

I heard that when eng. 18's new house is finished that truck 2 is moving there. Is this true?


Chicago Fire Department - firepost - 01-05-2008

[quote name='tonymedic22' post='176049' date='Jan 1 2008, 10:43 ']I heard that when eng. 18's new house is finished that truck 2 is moving there. Is this true?[/quote]Off hand I honestly don't know.Truck 5 used to be with them for many years.They were with them from 1874 until 1981.

Truck 2 had been with Engine 18 from September 19,1983 until January 1st 1992.The reason for that is from Sept 19,1983 until January 1st 1992 Squad 1 had been in service at Engine 5 and when they moved out Truck 2 moved back into Engine 5's house.


Chicago Fire Department - Guest - 01-05-2008

[quote name='firepost' post='177437' date='Jan 5 2008, 03:25 ']Off hand I honestly don't know.Truck 5 used to be with them for many years.They were with them from 1874 until 1981.

Truck 2 had been with Engine 18 from September 19,1983 until January 1st 1992.The reason for that is from Sept 19,1983 until January 1st 1992 Squad 1 had been in service at Engine 5 and when they moved out Truck 2 moved back into Engine 5's house.[/quote]

Thank you, With all the new house being built there will probably be a lot of moving again.


Chicago Fire Department - Guest - 01-09-2008

anyone who wants to listen to the CFDF online here is a page that has it.. [url="http://www.scanillinois.net/index.php"]http://www.scanillinois.net/index.php[/url]


Chicago Fire Department - willman940 - 01-09-2008

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Chicago Fire Department - GA_Dave - 01-09-2008

Quote:Snorkel Squad 1 in 1974.

Quote:You can find many of these retirees at www.ericksontrucks.com



Here's a more current shot of it. <img src='http://www.firepics.net/groupboards/public/style_emoticons/<#EMO_DIR#>/sad.gif' class='bbc_emoticon' alt='Sad' />



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