Denver Metro Fire Apparatus

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[quote name='hoisy71' timestamp='1311354855' post='449361']

What exactly does this truch do? is it like a specialty rescue or something?

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HAMER stands for HAzardous Materials Emergency Response. It's staffed by 4 Firefighter / Haz-Mat Technicians and responds to all haz-mat related incidents, train accidents and structure fires in the city. At fires they provide air monitoring and will function much like a squad, taking on engine and usually truck functions.

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[quote name='Toneslider12' timestamp='1311357045' post='449364']

HAMER stands for HAzardous Materials Emergency Response. It's staffed by 4 Firefighter / Haz-Mat Technicians and responds to all haz-mat related incidents, train accidents and structure fires in the city. At fires they provide air monitoring and will function much like a squad, taking on engine and usually truck functions.

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Ahh thank you very much

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West Metro Fire Rescue District Chief 2, Lakewood CO

   

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West Metro Fire Rescue Medic 12, Littleton CO

   

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West Metro Reserve Medic Unit running as Medic 10 in this photo

   

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West Metro Engine 3, Lakewood CO

   

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West Metro Tower 10, Lakewood CO

   

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Denver Engine 23 loading hose at a small job today

   

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Denver Engine 25

   

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Engine 25's logo

   

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Denver Truck 28 taking up from a fire

   

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Rattlesnake Chief 251 at a recent wildland fire.

   

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Rattlesnake Bureau 250

   

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Rattlesnake Brush 252

   

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Rattlesnake Engine 251 responding from one wildland fire to another reported one.

   

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Engine 252 sitting in staging

   

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Engine 253 after doing some structure protection

   

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Rattlesnake Medic 253

   

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Kiowa Tender 220

   

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The working end of Tender 220