This from Tim Olk:
Chicago Still And Box Alarm Fire 220 N Laflin
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Posts Tagged Chicago FD Squad 1A
Chicago FD Squad 1
May 14
From Josh Boyajian
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Several area photographers were on hand when the CFD debuted the new squad apparatus today at Northerly Island.
Chicago FD debuts new squad apparatus by Rosenbauer America. Larry Shapiro photo
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there will be more on this …
This from Steve Redick:
I took a few shots of squad 7 and engine 9 conducting training on the new squad apparatus. It is very unusual to see engine 9 off the field, not to mention seeing them hooked up to a city hydrant. This took place at a vacant school about 40th & Federal. All the images and a short video can be seen here:Steve
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Firefighter training with the new Squad 1A
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More on the new Chicago squads
Chicago FD Squad 1A built by Rosenbauer
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Photos from Steve Redick of the 5-11 Alarm fire in Chicago, 11-5-16
Saturday early am at 26th & Kostner. Large vacant industrial building well involved on arrival. Several collapses occurred early in the incident. Access was good with large vacant lots on 2 sides of the complex. Several tower ladders and master streams were used. Most of the building was down by the time I arrived, the uninvolved section later burned in spectacular fashion a few hours after I “picked up”. There was no indication at the time I left that the fire had invaded that area. All the images and video can be seen here
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Chicago firefighters battled a 2-11 Alarm fire with a Haz Mat Level I today (2/9/16) in an auto repair shop at 221 W. 65th Street.
This from Dennis McGuire, Jr.:
Here are some shots of the 2-11 today.
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This from Josh Boyajian:
Here are some of my shots from the 2-11 alarm this morning. I arrived well after the 2-11 was pulled. There was still a lot of fire underneath the part of the roof that didn’t collapse where companies had a hard time directing their water streams.
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More on the 2-11 Alarm fire that destroyed the Nuevo Leon Restaurant and several apartments above.
Brad Bartley photo
Brad Bartley photo
Larry Shapiro photo
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This from Niko Stefani:
Here is are some of the photos I took at the 2014 Chicago Fire Muster and Swap Meet held at Quinn Fire Academy in Chicago. I had a blast and I could tell many other people did as well! Here is a link to see the rest of my photos. https://www.flickr.com/photos/106860196@N07/
List of photos:1. Squad Co. 1A2. Deputy District Chief 2-2-1 (new buggy)3 Engine Co. 60 (new Spartan)4. Engine Co. 5 (new Spartan)5. Photo of Quinn Fire Academy6. New training division truck
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