A week later.. 4th Alarm Harrisburg- 5/12/14

[Woody]

A week later, around 1730 hours on 5/12/14. Harrisburg Bureau Of Fire Units were dispatched for a reported fire in a warehouse at Cameron Street and Hanna Streets. Capt 3 responding, struck the 2nd alarm while enroute due to a VERY large column visible. Units arrived with a well involved warehouse extending to a second warehouse.Multiple ladder pipes and master streams worked through the night to control the fire.

 

First photo, Squad 8 sitting on a hydrant at 13th Street and Paxton Streets

[Woody]

Squad 8 split laid a supply line with Engine 32(Progress) over 2000 feet to ensure a good water supply

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Multiple Engine Companies working the exposure warehouse

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Lower Allen Truck 12 operating at the exposure warehouse

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Wagon 4, Reserve Squad 8 and Tower 1 operating at the main fire building

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Tower 1 flowing water

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Ladder 34(Paxtonia) protecting Savannahs. A local gentlemans club

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Captain 3, HBF

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Fireman from Tower 1

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Chief 1, Chief of the department

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Looking South On Cameron Street

[Woody]

Rescue 69(DLA Fire Department)

 

Last one, thanks for looking!

[Roto-Ray]

Nice set of images!

[Guest]

First photo, Squad 8 sitting on a hydrant at 13th Street and Paxton Streets

 

Just an observation. If you mention a hydrant, you ought to have it in the photo.

[hank]

Good photos!

 

tHANKs

[129k]

First photo, Squad 8 sitting on a hydrant at 13th Street and Paxton Streets

 

Just an observation. If you mention a hydrant, you ought to have it in the photo.

 

LOL...sure...

[Roto-Ray]

 

 

Just an observation. If you mention a hydrant, you ought to have it in the photo.

 

What?

[Guest]

Nice shots.

[Woody]

First photo, Squad 8 sitting on a hydrant at 13th Street and Paxton Streets

 

Just an observation. If you mention a hydrant, you ought to have it in the photo.

Just an observation of your observation, while I always appreciate constructive criticisim. We all have been in this business long enough, that a hydrant is a hydrant is a hydrant. I figured everyone who looked at the photo of the 5 inch going down the hill would figure that it came from the fire truck that I took a photo of sitting at a hydrant...

[Guest]

Just an observation of your observation, while I always appreciate constructive criticisim. We all have been in this business long enough, that a hydrant is a hydrant is a hydrant. I figured everyone who looked at the photo of the 5 inch going down the hill would figure that it came from the fire truck that I took a photo of sitting at a hydrant...

 

I'm talking about the first photo. There is no hill and no hydrant.