Washington Metro Airports Authority VA

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Fine prime and LIME

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It gets no better than this



A must do for C3!!!!

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Now how many airport fire trucks have a rotoray.

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This is the quick attack. Originally bought for parking garage fires. The EMS Capt uses it now.

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MWAA alaso has a branch at Reagan National Airport. Both branches run off the airport to provide mutual aid.

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Hey Lime Guy did you happen to see their HAZ MAT 349 anywhere?

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[quote name='JFong' post='65624' date='Jan 7 2007, 20:07 ']Hey Lime Guy did you happen to see their HAZ MAT 349 anywhere?[/quote]





Here is a picture of Haz-Mat 349. It is at National Airport, Dulles just got a new tractor drawn haz-mat.



Wednesday I will try to get a better picture, depending on the weather.

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Nice shots. What year is the Quantum?

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[quote name='SLCPDEXPLORER' post='65875' date='Jan 8 2007, 15:42 ']Nice shots. What year is the Quantum?[/quote]





I think 324 is a 99 or 00

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Saw no haz mat and 99 is a good year for the Quantum

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[quote name='Lime Guy' post='66059' date='Jan 9 2007, 07:27 ']Saw no haz mat and 99 is a good year for the Quantum[/quote]





You were at station 303, station 302 has the ARFF units, two engines, two medic units, Technical Rescue Team, Haz-Mat and Battalion Chief.



Station 303 has the rescue engine, attack, medic, truck and mass casualty unit.



National station 301 has three ARFF trucks, haz-mat, two medic units, a rescue engine, an attack, a mass casualty unit, a battalion chief and a water rescue team.



Both mass casualty units are being replaced with tracotr drawn units.

[hp1530]

Thanks for photos of the HAZ MAT. It will be interesting to see the new rigs when they come in. So Lime Guy any plans to photograph the new stuff when it comes in?

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Here are some pictures of our apparatus at National Airport (Station 301) in the Coast Guard hanger, taken 2-12-07. We are currently sharring this space with them until our fire station is fixed; the roof has major issues.



Credit for the photos goes to Technician G. Morreale

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Hey LIMEGUY

Nice equipment. What qualifications are required to be on the Technical Rescue Team?



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Unknown re tech rescue.

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Nice additional shots. Ive never seen a Quantum at an aiport, much less two of them at the same one.

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[quote name='SLCPDEXPLORER' post='77151' date='Feb 14 2007, 18:27 ']Nice additional shots. Ive never seen a Quantum at an aiport, much less two of them at the same one.[/quote]





Actually one is at Dulles and one is at National. There are two additional pumpers besides the rescue engines, one early 90's Pierce Arrow and a 03 or 04 Pierce Dash rear mount pump. If I can find some free time I will eventually get around to taking some pictures of the remaining equipment.

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[quote name='harlyd2' post='76992' date='Feb 14 2007, 02:00 ']Hey LIMEGUY

Nice equipment. What qualifications are required to be on the Technical Rescue Team?



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I think it is: all ropes, confined space, trench rescue, tunnel rescue and I think a couple more classes. The TRT has been disbanded at National, but it gets used a good bit at Dulles.