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BWI Fire Rescue Division Medic 43
2004 International / Horton

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BWI Fire Rescue Quint 43
1994 E\-One Hurricane 1500GPM/500GWT/75'

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BWI Fire Rescue Tower 43
2002 E\-One Cyclone II 95'

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BWI Fire Rescue Special Operations 43
1999 Pierce Saber

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BWI Fire Rescue ESV 43
1991 Ford L-8000/Hackney

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BWI Fire Rescue 
Rescue 431
2005 E\-One Titan HPR 8x8 2000GPM/3000GWT/610 Foam B / 450 pounds Purple K

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BWI Fire Rescue 
Rescue 436
2005 E\-One Titan HPR 8x8 2000GPM/3000GWT/610 Foam B / 450 pounds Purple K

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BWI Fire Rescue 
Rescue 432
1999 Oshkosh T-3000 6x6 1800GPM/3000GWT/480 Foam B / 500 pounds Purple K

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BWI Fire Rescue 
Rescue 435
1999 Oshkosh T-3000 6x6 1800GPM/3000GWT/480 Foam B / 500 pounds Purple K

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Does BWI Airport FD operate two ladders or is the quint a reserve (since it's older)?

 

Got to love the throaty roar of the diesels on unmufflered ARFF rigs!

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Anne Arundel County Fire Department

Battalion Chief 1

2008 Ford Expedition

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Does BWI Airport FD operate two ladders or is the quint a reserve (since it's older)?

 

Got to love the throaty roar of the diesels on unmufflered ARFF rigs!

They run both the Tower & Quint.  BWI Airport runs a fair amount of mutual aid to surrounding counties off property.  Not uncommon to see / hear the Tower and / or Quint working at a scene as a regular "county" truck company (i.e. on a dwelling fire).

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Odenton Volunteer Fire Company

Anne Arundel County, MD

Chief 28 - 2012 Chevy Tahoe

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Odenton Volunteer Fire Company
Anne Arundel County, MD
Jeep 28- 1986 Jeep CJ5 10GPM/55GWT

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Odenton Volunteer Fire Company
Rescue Engine 281
2003 Seagrave TB 1250GPM/500GWT

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Odenton Volunteer Fire Company

Engine 282

2011 Pierce Arrow XT 1500GPM/500GWT

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Odenton Volunteer Fire Company Truck 28
2008 Seagrave 100' RM

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They run both the Tower & Quint.  BWI Airport runs a fair amount of mutual aid to surrounding counties off property.  Not uncommon to see / hear the Tower and / or Quint working at a scene as a regular "county" truck company (i.e. on a dwelling fire).

The Quint is filling in for the Out of Service ALF Engine. The New Engine isnt inservice yet.

 

When the New Engine goes in service the E\-One Quint will go back to reserve.

When the New Quint (Due Fall 13) goes in service it will supposedly replace the Tower.

 

One a normal day the Engine, Aerial Device (Tower or Quint), 2 ALS Units, Division Chief and 3 ARFF Units are Staffed.

 

The Engine & Aerial Cross staff the Squad(Special Ops), Brush, Tanker & Support Unit (Soda Truck). One of the ALS Units will be responsible for the Special Ops 9 (MCI Unit) when an Alert Comes in. The 4th Arff remains in reserve.


The Airport is Expecting: a New Quint, 4x4 Medic, Division Chief/Command Post, Striker 3000 with HRET this year and repordedly a 2nd Striker 3000 (no hret) in 2014.

 

The 2 Strikers will be replacing the 2 Oshkosh (432 & 435) and rumor has it one of them may end up out in Hagerstown.

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Great explaination Tim !

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Whiteford Volunteer Fire Company Engine 611

Harford County, MD

2005 Seagrave 2000GPM/1250GWT