Los Angeles County Fire Dept

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Engine 82 working hard on a 2nd alarm fire.

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[quote name='azslogan' post='192311' date='Feb 27 2008, 15:51 ']Haz-Mat, Air Cache Utility[/quote]



Its funny that HM 129 is still running in this truck. Their new truck is still at the shops next to the new Air/Light trucks.

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The HazMat Captain says the new rig goes into service next week. Wish I was going to be here to get it's picture.

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wow great pics, love those nightshots

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Engine 66 on the same fire.

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Engine 169 in there new KME.

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Engine 47.

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[quote name='JFong' post='188577' date='Feb 12 2008, 14:00 ']It sure is, but they don't actually transport anyone inside of it. That job is left to the private ambulance companies.[/quote]



Awesome! I wish we could do that here in Woburn!!!

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Engine 86

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Repair 2.

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Engine 97 in there new KME.

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Engine 151 working at a structure fire.

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[quote name='Monrovia1' post='198590' date='Mar 20 2008, 23:07 ']



Engine 97 in there new KME.[/quote]



I see you found the elusive E97.

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[quote name='Monrovia1' post='198590' date='Mar 21 2008, 02:07 ']



Engine 97 in there new KME.[/quote]





What's up with the "old school" numbering on the side of the truck? Just a tribute to the older style?

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Quint 153.

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Quint 86

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Engine 152.

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Engine 19.



I just really love how this photo came out.

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I like the "old school" style of lettering. it is probably cheaper and easier to read.

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[quote name='Monrovia1' post='198907' date='Mar 21 2008, 23:51 ']



Quint 86[/quote]



hmmm...i'm not really an LA buff but i dont think i've ever seen a quint like this before in LA. how many quints are there??