From Dan Shevlin:
Saturday July 13th
Milwaukee Fire Muster
Nice weather made for a great day . Here are some of my shots .

Dan Shevlin photo

Dan Shevlin photo

Dan Shevlin photo

Dan Shevlin photo

Dan Shevlin photo
Jul 15
Posted by Admin in Fire Truck photos, Historic fire apparatus | 3 Comments
From Dan Shevlin:
Saturday July 13th
Milwaukee Fire Muster
Nice weather made for a great day . Here are some of my shots .
Dan Shevlin photo
Dan Shevlin photo
Dan Shevlin photo
Dan Shevlin photo
Dan Shevlin photo
Tags: antique fire trucks, Dan Shevlin, display of fire trucks, fire engine photos, fire truck pictures, Flight for Life helicopter, Milwaukee Fire Department, Milwaukee FIre Muster, Racine Fire Department, Ward LaFrance fire engine
This from Tom Clifton:
The see thru Chinese restaurant at 110th and western became a drive thru today when a SUV went thru the front window. Tom Clifton
Tom Clifton photo
Tom Clifton photo
Tom Clifton photo
Tom Clifton photo
Tags: car drives into restaurant, car into building in Chicag, See Thru CHinese Kitchen Restaurant, Tom Clifton
Jul 15
Posted by Admin in Fire Service News, New Apparatus Order | 1 Comment
This from Jacob Combs
Hello,Just an FYI. Hebron Fire has ordered a new engine. It will be a 2014 Spartan/US Tanker 1500GPM/1000-gal rescue pumper. As soon as we get the final drawing and when photos start rolling in I will share them
Thanks
Jacob Combs
FF/EMT
Hebron Alden Greenwood FPDJacob Combs
Tags: Hebron-Alden-Greenwood, Hebron-Alden-Greenwood FPD, Hebron-Alden-Greenwood FPD orders engine from US Tanker, Jacob Combs
Jul 15
Posted by Admin in Apparatus on-scene, Fire Department History, Fire Truck photos, Historic fire apparatus | 19 Comments
This from Steve Redick:
I was doing some scanning from the “wayback” files and found a few you might like to see…The first was a huge pile of RR ties in Bensenville that burned for hours and hours..early 80s. Got some rig shots including the old Bensenville International Squad rig..I remember at this fire the oxygen levels near it got low and one fireman started acting very erratically til they got him into better atmosphere..very strange but no one thought of using masks at an outside fire back then.
I got a lot of interest in the Elk Grove tiller shot too…..
Found a coupla shots of some Mt Prospect rigs, and the Wood Dale truck
Also a fire in a trailer in Morton Grove at the old OCC site (Oakton Community College)
All these should be from the early 80s and shot on Kodacolor negative film…
Steve
Bensenville engine. Steve Redick photo
Railroad ties on fire in the 1980s. Steve Redick photo
Wood Dale Pirsch ladder truck. Steve Redick photo
Railroad ties on fire in the 1980s. Steve Redick photo
Bensenville squad. Steve Redick photo
Elmhurst Mack CF engine. Steve Redick photo
Another shot of the Elmhurst engine. Steve Redick photo
Leyden Township Hendrickson/FMC engine. Steve Redick photo
Elk Grove Village Pirsch TDA. Steve Redick photo
Mount Prospect American LaFrance engine. Steve Redick photo
Mount Prospect American LaFrance engine. Steve Redick photo
Mount Prospect squad 543. Steve Redick photo
Morton Grove engine with burned out trailer. Steve Redick photo
Tags: American LaFrance 800 Series engine, American LaFrance 900 series engine, American LaFrance engine, Bensenville Fire Department history, black and yellow fire trucks, Elk Grove Village Fire Department history, Elmhurst Fire Department history, FMC fire engine, Hendrickson chassis fire truck, historic fire photos, historic fire truck photos, Leyden Township FPD history, Mack CF fire engine, Mack CF tractor with Pirsch tillered aerial, Morton Grove Fire Department history, Mount Prospect Fire Department history, Peter Pirsch & Sons, Pirsch 100' aerial ladder truck, Pirsch aerial ladder, Steve Redick, white fire trucks, Wood Dale Fire Department history, yellow fire engine, yellow fire engines, yellow fire trucks
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