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a visit to cfd engine 62
home to-engine 62truck27battalion 22
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a visit to cfd engine 62
home to-engine 62truck27battalion 22
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Photos from Tim Oak of the Still & Box Alarm fire at 10564 S. Perry Avenue 4/5/18
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Tags: Chicago FD Squad 5A, Chicago FD Truck 27, Chicago Fire Department, fire scene photos, flames through roof of house on fire, Tim Olk
Jul 23
Posted by Admin in Apparatus on-scene, Fire, Fire Scene photos, Firefighters working | Comments off
This from Eric Haak:
Just before 1830 hrs on Tuesday evening (7/22), the chief of Chicago’s 22nd Battalion pulled up on the scene of a working fire in an occupied 1.5-story frame residence. The fire appeared to have started in the rear portion of the attic and quickly consumed much of the attic space. With a three-story, ordinary, apartment building with wood frame porches as the sector D exposure, and a heat index near 100, the 22nd requested a Still & Box Alarm within minutes of arrival. Heavy fire vented out the sector B dormer and through the roof above, but within a few minutes, the fire darkened down and was brought under control. The truck seen in the images is 27. This was the second evening in the last three that Engines 75 and 62 had a working fire in their still district.
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Tags: Chicago FD Engine 75, Chicago FD Truck 27, Chicago Fire Department, Chicago fire trucks, Chicago firefighters battle a house fire in very hot weather, Chicago Spartan fire engine, Eric Haak, fire trucks at fire scene, firemen after battling a fire, flames through the roof of a house
This from Dennis McGuire, Jr.
Engine Co. 115 arrived at 12021 S. Eggleston and found a basment fire in a 2-story brick apartment building. Batt. 22 called for the Still & Box alarm because the fire had quickly extended to the 2nd floor. Hydrants in the area might have been frozen as there was a delay in getting a positive water source. Truck Co. 27 set up in the 1/4 sector with their main to the roof. The fire was handled by the companies with approx. 4-5 handlines.Also of interest is while the companies were inside the building, a neighbor decided he didn’t want to wait any longer and he had to leave. He drove his car over a few hose lines but was quickly blocked in by 6-7 fireman and a cop. Needless to say he didn’t move much more.Dennis McGuire Jr.
12021 S. Eggleston, Smoke can be seen on the sector 2 side. Dennis McGuire, Jr. photo
A company pulling another line into the building. Dennis McGuire, Jr. photo
Looking south on Eggleston from 120th, This part of Eggleston is a dead end street. Dennis McGuire, Jr. photo
Overall view of foreground. Dennis McGuire, Jr. photo
The car. Dennis McGuire, Jr. photo
The rear of 12021 S. Eggleston. Dennis McGuire, Jr. photo
Truck Co 27 with the main on the roof. Dennis McGuire, Jr. photo
Finally stopped. Dennis McGuire, Jr. photo
Two guys from Squad Co 5. Dennis McGuire, Jr. photo
Two guys from Truck Co 27 coming off the roof. Dennis McGuire, Jr. photo
You do what you have to do. Dennis McGuire, Jr. photo
Tags: car sitting on LDH, Chicago FD Engine 115, Chicago FD Truck 27, Chicago Fire Department, Chicago fire scene, Dennis McGuire Jr., fire scene photos, firefighters at fire scene, winter fire scene
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