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hermosa beach ca 2

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long beach ca

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Pierce Arrow

Arcadia Fire Department Engine 107

Arcadia, California

1500 G.P.M. Pump

Pierce Job No. E6907

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Hermosa beach E12

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Long Beach has some beautiful rigs!

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Rear view shot of USAR 51

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San Gabriel Batt. 5

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San Gabriel old Mack

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San Gabriel Reserve Engine

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San Gabriel/Monterrey Park USAR 51

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USAR 51

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Door seals

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Pasadena Ca.

Engine 37

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Pasadena Engine 33 on scene of a MVA

2006 Pierce

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Engine 32

Pasadena Fire Department

Pasadena, California

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Engine 37

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[quote name='JFong' post='113772' date='May 30 2007, 21:57 ']San Gabriel Batt. 5[/quote]



Hey guys,



I have been wondering about something on the Verdugo Departments BC buggies of late. Of the ones I have seen in person or here on the site, most have "RIC" on the side near the rear doors. I understand that RIC stands for Rapid Intervention Company, but what is the designation on the buggy for?



Casey

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[quote name='tom' post='111910' date='May 25 2007, 18:18 ']long beach ca[/quote]



Kinda hard to call Long Beach, the 5th largest city in CA, a small city <img src='http://www.firepics.net/groupboards/public/style_emoticons/<#EMO_DIR#>/wink.gif' class='bbc_emoticon' alt='' /> (And the largest city in the US not to have it's own news station)

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I'll add a couple.



Fillmore E91, CA. One of the last predominantly volunteer FDs left in SoCal. (They staff 1 BC and a paramedic squad 24/7)

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And just down the 126 from Fillmore, Santa Paula, which was also a VFD for a long time. They've moved more to a paid department, with 2 full time stations and call FFs to fill out the department.



This is from what I understand, this was the first Ferrara in service west of the Missisippi.