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Chicago FD apparatus history

May 11

Posted by Admin in Fire Department History, Fire Truck photos, Historic fire apparatus | 18 Comments

More photos from Steve Redick of past CFD apparatus

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old Chicago fire house with pumper and ambulance

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vintage Chicago fire trucks at fire station

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vintage Seagrave ladder truck in Chicago

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Hendrickson - E-ONE ladder truck in Chicago

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Tags: Chicago FD Engine 102, Chicago FD Engine 124, Chicago FD Engine 35, Chicago FD Engine 39, Chicago FD Engine 43, Chicago FD Truck 25, Chicago FD Truck 28, Chicago FD Truck 38, Chicago Fire Department history, Ford Pierce fire engine, Hendrickson E-ONE fire trucks in Chicago, Steve Redick, vintage fire trucks

Chicago Fire Department history (more)

Oct 16

Posted by Admin in Fire Department History, Historic fire apparatus | 2 Comments

More from Dan McInerney:

On March 14, 1997, myself and a group of firebuffs from out of town visited Engine 91, Squad 2, and Battalion 7. Cortez Holland was the squad company officer that day, and couldn’t have been nicer. Shortly after our visit, he got promoted to BC. They pulled the rig around the to the parking lot and gave us rides in the Snorkel. We then took in a still on Fullerton with them and the 7th, which turned out to be nothing. Afterwards, we drove by E124’s house just as they were starting a drill with T38. We also showed them the T58 memorial park.

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Tags: Chicago FD Battalion 10, Chicago FD Engine 91, Chicago FD Squad 2, Chicago FD Truck 38, Chicago FD Truck 58, Chicago Fire Department history, Dan McInerney, vintage fire truck photos

Chicago Still & Box, 3/6/16

Mar 11

Posted by Admin in Apparatus on-scene, Fire Scene photos | Comments off

This from Steve Redick:

Took in a job at 5336 W. Leland Avenue in a normally quiet and very congested neighborhood Monday (3/7/16). Radio reports indicated a basement fire extending to all floors in a frame dwelling. Engine 94 was very creative in finding a good spot for access in the rear. From the alley they stretched 4-inch supply line onto the next block. This operation, at least from my perspective, was very effective. Got some nice shots of roof operations as fire was venting through the the back portion of the building. This was contained with handlines in short order.

More photos and a video

Steve