The two engines will go to 14/11 and 13. Both 11 and 14 run the same year ALFs, so I'm not positive which one will be replaced. The squad will replace Fire Squad 3.
Based on a few things already delivered and some other things that are on order, it looks like I have some photo taking to do when I am down in Williamsburg at the end of June.
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rescueff,
The two engines will go to 14/11 and 13. Both 11 and 14 run the same year ALFs, so I'm not positive which one will be replaced. The squad will replace Fire Squad 3.
Jerry
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Thanks firemag. Do you know if they have replaced any other units recently such as Support units & Battalion Chief vehicles?
10-25-2009, 06:19 PM (This post was last modified: 10-25-2009, 06:42 PM by VFN102.)
This past Wednesday Roto-Ray, firemag and I went to Charlottesville. We first stopped at CARS (Charlottesville-Albemarle Rescue Squad) to grab a couple of photos. In 2008, Firehouse magazine ranked CARS as the busiest volunteer rescue squad in the country with over 12,000 calls.
Next is a neat looking short wheelbase squad housed at the substation, located next to Seminole Trail VFD. As small as this thing is, Roto-Ray will attest that it BARELY squeezes into the two bay building.
10-25-2009, 06:36 PM (This post was last modified: 10-25-2009, 07:12 PM by VFN102.)
This is the newest squad with German Red striping. The old 35mm film could not reproduce the color when developed, but those who saw this truck in person can tell you how good it looked. Unfortunately exposure to the sun for extended periods takes a toll causing rather severe fading.
10-31-2009, 08:42 AM (This post was last modified: 10-31-2009, 08:43 AM by photone.)
Grabbed a few Isle of Wight, Suffolk, and Chesapeake rigs in my roamin' around over the last couple of weeks...as well as an old Chesapeake rig that was very possibly a former Richmond piece as well.
First up, Found this gal posing in the sun (With the sun on the wrong side!) behind Rushtmere's (Isle of Wight Station 30) station. GM?/Emergency Outfitters. Grabbed these during a Wednesday trip (Made necessary by my truly weird work schedule) so there was no one around to ask about it.
Engine 1 to all units, we've got a glow in the sky!
If God's not a Hokie, Then why do the leaves turn Maroon and Orange in the Fall?
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Suffolk Engine 4, responding on a run they caught just as I arrived at the station.
Suffolk is well on it's way to having all Pierce first run apparatus, with a few Grumman's and American LaFrances in the mix. Most of their reserve engines are Grummans (The guys loved 'em when they were first run, and had lots of good things to say about 'em.)
Back In The Day, Suffolk had a mix of American LaFrance and Oren.
Engine 1 to all units, we've got a glow in the sky!
If God's not a Hokie, Then why do the leaves turn Maroon and Orange in the Fall?
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10-31-2009, 09:41 AM (This post was last modified: 10-31-2009, 09:45 AM by photone.)
And her replacement, sitting out back.
Chesapeake Truck 12...a Quantum TDA...is also assigned to Station 12. I got invited to swing back by when they aren't as busy as they were when I grabbed these so I can grab some pictures of Truck 12.
And yes...Isle of Wight, Suffolk, and Chesapeake station pics are coming.
Oh...and SPEAKING of Truck 12...
Engine 1 to all units, we've got a glow in the sky!
If God's not a Hokie, Then why do the leaves turn Maroon and Orange in the Fall?
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