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[upstatefire31]

Interesting to see Glendale used the wagon & pumper concept.  This was something that was popular here in the Mid-Atlantic, where the term Wagon is still used quite a bit, even though the two-piece engine companies were phased out years ago.

I've seen that when looking around on the web. It seems like the Wagon is just used so it flows witht he #'s on the rest of the fleet.  EXP:  E-11 W-11 R-11 T-11    instead of being  like 11-? 

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Pasadena FD

 

Engine 39 once ran this Howe.  

Seen at a Helispot Ops Drill in Glendale Ca.

 

[Monrovia1]

San Gabriel FD New Engine 51.

[Monrovia1]

The Downey Fire Department has been approved to lease/purchase two (2) 2015 Pierce Quantum Triple Combination Pumper Engines in the amount of $1,281,495.74. The engines will replace Engine 61 and 62.

[Monrovia1]

Coronado Truck 37.

[Monrovia1]

Federal Fire San Diego Truck 11 assigned to NAS North Island.

[Juice]

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Federal Fire San Diego Truck 11 assigned to NAS North Island.

Just out of curiosity, because I've never heard of Federal Fire, how is this different than Navy Fire Department? I guess essentially what I'm asking is why isn't that a Navy rig if it's assigned to a Navy base?


Thanks,

Trav!

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Just out of curiosity, because I've never heard of Federal Fire, how is this different than Navy Fire Department? I guess essentially what I'm asking is why isn't that a Navy rig if it's assigned to a Navy base?

Thanks,

Trav!

"Federal Fire" is the Navy FD under the CNRSW (Commander Navy Region Southwest). They just aren't called Navy Fire. It protects all the Navy assets around San Diego, including North Island NAS, San Diego Naval Base, Amphibious Base, Point Loma and San Clemente Island, IIRC.

[Monrovia1]

Pasadena FD new Engine 34. This is one of two new Seagrave's PFD has placed into service the other went to Engine 31.

[Monrovia1]

Arcadia RA 106. Due to numerous issues with the motor on the Ford Chassis both frontline Arcadia Rescue's and the reserve Rescue were remounted onto Chevy Cabs.

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From the late 90's.  Straight out of Compton!!!

 



 

Engine 41

 



 

Engine 42

 



 

Engine 43

 

My collection 

Photos by Robert Navarro

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Former Covina FD Truck 91

 

After LACoFD took over Fire and EMS in Covina, this rig was assigned to Station 147 in Lynwood briefly as Quint 147.

 



 

Former Covina FD Engine 92

 

Later served as LACoFD Engine 152 after the consolidation.

 



 

Former Covina FD Engine 93

 

Reassigned to LACoFD Engine 154.

 

My Collection 

 

Photos by Robert Navarro

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Alhambra FD

Engine 72

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Alhambra FD 

 

Reserve Truck 75

1987 Mack CF 100' Midmount

 

Originally Salt Lake City FD rig. Was bought to be the reserve.

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Alhambra FD 

Truck 71

 

1988 Mack/Baker. 95' Scope

 

Was not liked by the FD and sold in early 90's, last I read/heard it was in PA someplace.

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Arcadia FD

 

Engine 32

After joining Verdugo Fire Communications Center, it became E106.

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Arcadia FD 

Reserve Engine 707

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Alhambra FD 

Engine 74

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Former El Monte FD 

Engine 21

 



 

Former El Monte FD

Engine 22

 



 

Former El Monte FD 

Engine 23

 



 

Former El Monte FD

Support 22

 

 Former El Monte FD units prior to being decaled for LACoFD. Missing Engine 24 and Truck 21. The Truck was not accepted by the County and was sold.  

 

One odd fact about the former EMFD is that Engines 21& 22 were stationed together at FS 21 and Truck 21 and Support 22 were stationed at FS 22.

 

My Collection

 

Photos by Robert Navarro

[mayer22]

Cool pics man...that support unit though...odd for sure.

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