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Emergency Response Vehicles - San Juan, Puerto Rico - Guest - 03-23-2014 A few shots I was able to get during our recent visit to San Juan, Puerto Rico..... Bomberos de Puerto Rico Tanquero 1 2012 Rosenbauer / Freightliner 1000GPM/3000GWT (Old San Juan station) Emergency Response Vehicles - San Juan, Puerto Rico - Guest - 03-23-2014 Cuerpo De Bomberos Engine 40 2004 Pierce Contender / International 4400 1250GPM/1500GWT Emergency Response Vehicles - San Juan, Puerto Rico - Guest - 03-23-2014 Bomberos de Puerto Rico Rescate 7 Division Operaciones Especiales (Special Operations Division - Rescue 7) 2005 Spartan Evolution / EVI (Hato Rey station) Emergency Response Vehicles - San Juan, Puerto Rico - Guest - 03-23-2014 Bomberos de Puerto Rico Ladder 2004 E\-One Typhoon Sidestacker 1500GPM/500GWT 75' Emergency Response Vehicles - San Juan, Puerto Rico - Guest - 03-23-2014 Cuerpo de Bomberos Municipal - Carolina Engine 998 1999 E\-One / American Eagle 1250GPM/1000GWT (Isla Verde station) Emergency Response Vehicles - San Juan, Puerto Rico - Guest - 03-23-2014 <span>Cuerpo de Bomberos Municipal - Carolina Engine 846 2008 Ferrara 1500GPM/1000GWT (Isla Verde station)</span> <div> </div> Emergency Response Vehicles - San Juan, Puerto Rico - Guest - 03-23-2014 <span>City of San Juan Ambulance (Photographed on a call in Old San Juan)</span> <div> </div> Emergency Response Vehicles - San Juan, Puerto Rico - Guest - 03-23-2014 <span>City of San Juan Ambulance (Photographed on a call in Old San Juan)</span> <div> </div> Emergency Response Vehicles - San Juan, Puerto Rico - Guest - 03-23-2014 <span>United States Park Ranger Jeep Liberty (Photographed at Castillo San Felipe de El Morro)</span> <div> </div> Emergency Response Vehicles - San Juan, Puerto Rico - hank - 03-24-2014 Good photos! tHANKs Emergency Response Vehicles - San Juan, Puerto Rico - John Kenealy - 03-24-2014 I will be visiting San Juan in a few weeks. We will be in the area where the cruise ships dock. Are there any stations within walking distance of that area? Thanks. Emergency Response Vehicles - San Juan, Puerto Rico - jlg1875 - 03-25-2014 John, it's been 15 years since I was there last, but the station that the first couple of photos were taken at is close to the cruise ship terminal. I don't remember if it's walking distance, I took a cab there after I "checked in" for the cruise before it departed. Looks like they've come a long way, they were running an old FDNY ALF engine and a Ford F/Saulsbury rescue/hazmat first out, but most of the other rigs in the station (there were many including a Ford C/Seagrave rearmount aerial) were OOS in various stages of falling apart. Michael, do they still have a Bronto at the Hato Rey station? They had a neat Freightliner cabover/Bronto when I was there in 1997, and when I went back in 2000, they had just received an E\-One/Bronto. Emergency Response Vehicles - San Juan, Puerto Rico - John Kenealy - 04-22-2014 Never did find the station in Old San Juan. I even asked a policeman, who said there was no fire station around the area where I was. I did manage a very long distance shot of these ARFF units and station from the deck of the ship in San Juan. Emergency Response Vehicles - San Juan, Puerto Rico - ShoreFire - 04-23-2014 You can walk it if you know where your going, best to just jump in a cab an go. Every time I've been there's been a different fleet arrangement, usually two Engines an Aerial device or two an a Rescue. The small ARFF station is part of an Air National Guard unit at the Isla Grande Airport, the only military aircraft I saw there were C-130's. Also ARFF 15 appears to be a former U.S. Navy AMERTEK possibly from the now closed Naval Station Roosevelt Roads. |