Massachusetts Fire Apparatus

[Frank B]

Needham MA 1940 Mack E type 45 S 1033

[Frank B]

Southington MA 1943 Mack E type 45 S 1149

[Frank B]

Southington MA 1943 Mack E type 45 S 1149

[Frank B]

Southington MA 1943 Mack E type 45 S 1149

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Waltham's rescue boats: the Moody St. rescue boat and the Headquarters rescue boat

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Waltham's other two rescue boats: Engine 7's rescue boat and Engine 4's rescue boat(spare to other three)

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Two of Waltham's support trailers: one of the standard Hazmat Decon Units and a Watershed Protection Support Unit donated by the City of Cambridge

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the MetroFire Field Communications Unit, now housed at Waltham's Headquarters

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Waltham Squad 5

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Waltham Ladder 2

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Waltham Engine 3

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Waltham Tower Ladder 1

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Ex-Lakewood, Mass

1976 Maxim

1250/750

Ron Bogardus photo

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Palmer,Mass

1978 Maxim

1250/1000

Ron Bogardus photo

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Ex-Springfield, Mass

1980 Maxim

1000/500

Ron Bogardus photo

[yelrowekim]

efin98

Quincy's SSU 1 was not donated by Citizens Bank.... SSU 2 on the other hand was donated by State Street Bank for use in there parking garage in there State Street South North Quincy Complex.. Special Service Unit 1 was bought by the City

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[quote name='yelrowekim' post='141167' date='Aug 17 2007, 20:52 ']efin98

Quincy's SSU 1 was not donated by Citizens Bank.... SSU 2 on the other hand was donated by State Street Bank for use in there parking garage in there State Street South North Quincy Complex.. Special Service Unit 1 was bought by the City[/quote]



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Waltham Engine 9, a spare kept at Engine 7's quarters

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Waltham Engine 10, a spare kept at Engine 3

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Watertown Engine 2