Orange County California

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Yes, it does stand for Emergency Transport.

 

Scott

 

Thanks, Scott.  I take it from the HTB website that those are BLS busses.  Are all the HTB Engine Co.'s ALS?  Recently moved from SoCal, and hardly ventured into the OC.

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OCFA Truck 61.

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OCFA Engine 9

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OCFA Heavy Rescue 6

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OCFA Engine 62

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Thanks, Scott.  I take it from the HTB website that those are BLS busses.  Are all the HTB Engine Co.'s ALS?  Recently moved from SoCal, and hardly ventured into the OC.

I'm not sure if it is still this way but all but one engine were ALS the last time I heard but that was a year or more ago. I don't think it has changed but not positive. A few other departments use ET's also and they are all BLS.

 

Scott

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Santa Ana 2010 Spartan Crimson E1

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Santa Ana 2005 American LaFrance Eagle E2

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Santa Ana 1988 Ottawa Beck E3

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Santa Ana 1997 Spartan Boise E3

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Santa Ana 2010 Spartan Crimson E3

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Santa Ana 2001 American LaFrance eagle E5

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Santa Ana 1989 Ottawa Beck E6

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Santa Ana 2005 American LaFrance Eagle E4

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Santa Ana 2006 American LaFrance Eagle E7

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Santa Ana 1997 American LaFrance Eagle E8

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Santa Ana 1997 Spartan Boise E10

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As a "factoid" to this part of the postings, Santa Ana FD ceased operations after more than 100 years and is now covered by the Orange County Fire Authority.

 

Scott

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Santa Ana 1988 Ottawa Beck E3

 

These are kind of like historical photos now.

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Ex-Santa Ana 1975 Crown