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Engine Co. 13 on a plug at the south approach to the 11th Street Bridge. The wagon is a 2005 Seagrave, S-159. February 6, 2010
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Engine 30’s 2008 Seagrave obscured by a click of surly Squad men. February 6, 2010
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Picking up from a house fire on T St. SE. February 6, 2010
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…meanwhile, downtown.

Engine Co. 2 uses a reserve engine. RE-62 is the 2003 Pierce Dash (S-146) formerly assigned to Engine Co. 8. February 6, 2010
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Truck Co. 13’s 2007 Seagrave, DC’s newest truck. February 6, 2010
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Some fireman gets a light at 13th and T St. SE, February 6, 2010
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It is unusual to find a Collapse Support Unit on a fireground.



One of Rescue Squad 3’s collateral duties is to respond with the squad wagon and two other support vehicles when it runs structural collapses. They had returned from a frame church that collapsed totally at 43rd St. and Sheriff Rd. NE and were responding to roof collapse at 12th and Florida Ave. NW when they came across a house fire in the 1300 block of T St. SE.
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The lumber truck (S-737) is a 1999 Ford F800. February 6, 2010
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Members of Rescue Squad Co. 3, following a rescue at 1314 T St. SE. February 6, 2010
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Members of Rescue Squad Co. 3 enjoy a light moment when they realize that Squadmen are just Truckmen afraid of heights. February 6, 2010
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The 2008 Seagrave assigned to Engine Co. 30 (S-174), February 6, 2010
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Engine 30, 1900 block 13th St. SE, February 6, 2010
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White-out conditions afflicted the city several times on February 10, 2010. Despite the fact that the department placed an additional six engine companies in service, anomalies occurred such as seeing Engine Co. 15 downtown at 9th and K St. NW.
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On February 10, 2010, the department placed an additional six engines, one truck, six CSU’s (Service Units – pickup trucks), four Humvees (Extraction Units), three driver-only Water Supply Engines, and staffed two large wreckers. All saw service. This is a view of a westbound Humvee on K St. NW.
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Occasionally (February 10, 2010), units would be enveloped in snow for a few seconds. Here, the Safety Officer confers with Battalion 6 during a brief white-out, 9th and K St. NW.
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Kevin, good photos.
John Hinant
Retired Member of Richmond VA Fire Bureau

October 25, 1858 - October 25, 2020 = 162 years old
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Very nice shots, thanks.
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Great shots, looks like it is a mess up there to say the least. I especially like the ice on the roto-ray, nice sort of artistic shot.
Micah Bodford
Fire Investigator
City of Winston-Salem Fire Dept.
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Great shots Chief.
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Great shots! Hope you guys get unburied soon!
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