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Squad 9, also from Charleston VFD, is a 2000 Ford F550/Reading

 

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Brush 10 is a 2002 Ford F250/Local 150/500 brush rig.

 

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Squad 10 is a 2003 Ford F450/198? Emergency One squad.

 

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Tanker 8 is a 2004 Spartan/Central States 1500/2500/30F tanker, job #1314804.

 

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Squad 42 is a 2005 Ford F450/Rawson Koenig that was absorbed from the Bradley County Rescue Squad.

 

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Truck 8 is a 2008 Ford F550/Reading.

 

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Engine 10 is a 2009 Pierce Contender 1250/1000 pumper, job #22447.

 

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Tanker 11 is one of a handful of new 2013 Int'l 7600/Freedom Fire 750/2000 tankers.  Job #432534

 

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Tanker 10 bears job #43253.

 

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Engine 13 is a 2013 Pierce Saber 1250/1000/50A/50B pumper, job #26292-03.

 

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Last for Bradley County is this sister engine to the one above, job #26292-01 at Engine 11.

 

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After Jim and Dave headed for the airport, I took another hour or so and hit up some of the City of Cleveland, TN stations in Bradley County.  I pass through there all the time but rarely stop to shoot rigs.  So, first up is Engine 5, a 1997 Pierce Dash 1500/750/25F pumper with an original job number of EA704.  It was refurbed in 2013 and came back with job #F6636.  

 

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Cleveland Engine 3 is a 2000 Pierce Dash 2000/750 pumper, job #11375.

 

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Cleveland Ladder 4 is a 2005 Pierce Dash 1500/500/30F/75' ladder, job #16311.

 

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HazMat 1 from Station 5 is a 2005 Spartan/Rosenbauer/Central States rig.

 

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Last up for this trip is Cleveland, TN's Engine 4, a 2008 Spartan/Crimson 1500/750/40A/40B pumper, job #07127-001.

 

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Last week, the good doctor, James Kus; and our group attorney, Mike Quinn, provided tour guide services for three of our ARFF friends from Chile.  We fought typical South Florida Summertime weather, traffic and covered a lot of miles traveling back and forth between West Palm Beach, the Florida Keys, Broward and Miami-Dade Counties.  We were able to show the Chileans a lot of neat stuff, and they were able to fly home with a couple suitcases full of new fire department t-shirts, and had a lot of fun together.  

 

First up is my first day of traveling from North Georgia to South Florida alone.   Florida Gateway College in Dixie County, FL was given this old ambulance by the Century Ambulance Service.  It was locked up so I don't have specs on it.  I just liked the graphics so I photographed it.

 

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From the North Florida Regional Medical Center is this 2008 Eurocopter EC-135P2+, tail #N253AM.  It was photographed at its base at Lake City Airport.

 

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Trauma One, also in Lake City, FL flies this 2012 Eurocopter EC-135P2+ with tail #N655DV.

 

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A Trauma One spare is this 2012 Eurocopter EC-135P2+ wearing tail #N558MT, also seen at Lake City, FL Airport.

 

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