I have been binge watching these videos. I have to say, even though I think I always knew this: You firefighters are a rare breed. After spending 11 years in the Marine Corps, I believe firefighters are the real BADASSES. The danger you put yourselves into to knock down fires and save lives blows my mind. THANK YOU FOR WHAT YOU DO!!!!
"I cant I'm not dressed below the waist!" "you will have no skin below the waist when the fire burns it off *WE NEED TO GO RIGHT FUCKING NOW* "you make a compelling argument" Right talk though that lady sounded like she thought that family member was still inside and knew they where dead when she saw the fire. She just broke down. Thank god they got out before but for that moment her world ended.
Stockton Firefighters never cease to amaze me. Of the videos that I watch on TH-cam, they are in a class by themselves. They are well organized and get down to work VERY quickly and safely. Keep up the superb work, and be safe.
Came here to say exactly this. I haven't seen any Stockton videos before but felt compelled to come in and give kudos. All around from call taker, dispatcher, first crews on scene and incident command all keeping their cool and getting to work. IC is on point. Clear radio communication. The whole deal. This is textbook firefighting. This service should be very proud!
Johnny Toronto Well said, and this was not a “fluke,” whereas they just happened to get it right. Look for more Stockton Fire videos and you’ll be further convinced that they’ve got their $**T together. I believe they use a lot of Phoenix Fire’s SOPs, which explains a lot. Chief Brunacini (RIP) got it right man.
I've seen several Stockton videos where from the 911 call, driving there and putting out the fire took 10 to 15 minutes. I've seen several videos of other fire departments where it takes them 15 minutes to get their hoses hooked up and running.
As it was said, Stockton fire is another league when it comes to these complex and chaotic scenes. Well done keeping your residents safe and for your skill, dedication and professionalism.
Nice video! I love the that it confirms so many things like closing doors to rooms to create tenable spaces for residents, how opening and closing doors create flow path, VES tactics, footing ladders correctly, the fact that it doesn't take two people to throw a 24 foot ladder, searching a fulling involved building can still be done safely AND with success!
Awesome video coverage and post production. Stockton Fire History produces some of the most useful and professional videos on TH-cam. Thanks, for your consistently excellent work.
"Leave or BURN!" should be watchwords for fire fighters to use as a tool to get people moving. Realisticly truthful and blunt to get them out of their funk.
I like how the video ended "it took more than 35 minutes to extinguish" as if that was an unusuallyling time. Hell I've been on jobs that look like that for hours...lmao. love watching Stockton, they are definitely top notch.
@@Schlohmotion PASS (personal alert safety system) makes noise if you are still for too long ☺ most of us do a little butt wiggle to get it to think we're moving so it shuts up. Feel free to ask as many questions as you want, I'll answer as many as I can.
Very impressive, as always. The work of these men is efficient, organized, and effective and has never ceases to impress. More than that, but whoever is managing this channel is doing hands down one of the best PR jobs around! Being a fireman myself I know the struggle of trying to tell a story and explain everything little detail as I go to someone outside the fire service, but the splicing of video and the included captions make these videos interesting and easily understandable to the average person! Amazing job all around!
The anxiety, heart pounding, & fear for the person & dog trapped….. I could never do this job! Thank you to all the fire men & women for your service! ❤
I once had a similar situation with a resident (lady) refusing to come down the ladder so I removed my tunic and dressed her in it then walked her down the ladder with my body shielding her from onlookers. Simple. Once on the ground we put her in the appliance with a blanket and went back to work. Vanity is a strange thing but you do what you can to get them out.
Thanks a lot for your amazing visual documentation. These are the proof that why we still need professional firefighters in cities although there are fewer fires compare to 1980s and 1990s. Keep it up guys ;)
Nice work, and way to notice the viable living space from the outside of the building. Strong ladder work - I was wondering why the aerial never got raised, though. I noted the high voltage lines in the front of the building, but it looked as though there was room under them to get the ladder up if the truck was positioned well.
from beginning to end wow. stockton fire department is a well oiled machine. communications were excellent including dispatch. I never saw FFs appear to not know what they were doing. and nobody running! hate to see FFs running on the fireground. kudos SFD
Jess Nunez Don’t like the running one bit either...you miss too much and aren’t able to process things as quickly or rapidly when you go into that mode.
Love these videos. I try to never miss one. As a fairly new firefighter these videos are an amazin tool. Thamk you for posting them with such great info.
Really annoying that the lady wouldn't leave her apartment. Imagine if there WERE other victims in the building but they couldn't even get to them yet because they were still trying to get her to leave! At that point, they should have just physically lifted the woman against her will and started forcing her out through the window so they can move onto the next task!
Fast Spreading Fire = 2, 2-1/2" hose lines to knock down exterior fire showing. This fire stream application does 2 things. 1) it protects the exposures. 2) it slows the progress of the fire on the interior so an interior hoseline (1-3/4") can be streached to stop the fire from spreading. Chief Hughes Battalion 1 (retired) Chicago FD
The apartment's in the rear is where my parents lived when I was born, nearly 70 years ago !! And the apartments on the left is where my older brother and his wife lived when they first got married some 50 years ago !! My niece was born when they lived there !!
Let’s not get/go crazy with calling them better than the FDNY. They’re are very well trained and know how to fight fire. But comparing them to a dept with so many more resources and manpower is a tad silly. That being said they’re as good as any other fire dept. you’ll see operating in this day and age with the manpower and equipment they have access too.
I know victims are sometimes combative and do not realize the danger present. Advice to those watching this video if you are told to get out of a burning structure don't argue. All that does is delay fire rescue personnel from getting to other possible victims and expose themselves and the fire fighters to unnecessary risks.
Really, really well coordinated incident. Progress reports back to command were key. Good all-around effort with everyone calm, reinforcing the "it's not OUR emergency" concept.
Firefighters man, y'all are the real guys that "protect and serve" . Utmost respect for y'all and paramedics. Don't get paid(especially the volunteers xD) or noticed no where near enough. Awesome job.
That is the best footage i've ever seen by any firefighter channel. It is very helpful to see how dangerous fires are. When it's not edited and everything is rough footage, especially with the helmet cams inside. An apartment down the hall from me had a fire in our apartment complex. We have fire suppression sprinklers with the red tube inside. That red tubes burst at 165°. Thankfully, that fire in that apartment was out before the 2 minutes that it took for Dallas fire department to get here. We live downtown in a high rise. We are surrounded by more hospitals than I can count and at least five fire stations within a five mile radius or less. 2 of the Dallas fire stations are within 2 miles of where we live in downtown Dallas. We live in a newer building. We have fire suppression pression sprinklers everywhere, and a fire control room that can actually call the fire department with its computers. If this building had caught fire, somehow, right after it was finished being built and before anyone moved in. I know all this. Because I asked the firefighters when my down the hall neighbors had a fire due to taking sleep while cooking a feast. All 4 burners were in use, and all the food was on 🔥. Luckily for us. No smoke entered through our front door. It's a metal door. I did walk out to see what was going on. I was about to be choked out by the white smoke that smelled like all foods burning. It was thick smoke. It smelled like a good BBQ, though. I didn't stay out there for long. I got my 9 layer covid mask and went back out to talk with the firefighters. They explained everything to me about it being a huge food 🔥.
Very interesting, informative video. Could someone tell me what the high-pitched siren/wail is for? Would that notify a firefighter that their oxygen is running low? Also, is it standard to identify structures with A, B, C, etc. sides? The comment about the staircase was an eye-opener - are architects trained in designing firefighter-accessible structures?
The sirens are PASS devices - if they don’t detect movement for some period of time, they sound an alarm in case the firefighter is incapacitated. You can see firefighters doing a little wiggle to silence the alarms at several points. Yes, the A/B/C/D system is standard; the “A” side is the side facing the street, and then B, C, D progress counterclockwise around the building.
I’m no longer cute naked so I sleep with light night clothes so I cut the threat of scaring neighbors and fire fighters in the event of a fire and worst of all refusing to come out of a burning building because I’m that damn embarrassed lol! If you’re bedroom is not on the first floor, you may be required to come down a ladder so sleep with them bloomers on!
Outstanding FD, so well organised and disciplined with all aspects - a pity there was so much inaccurate information relating to people trapped. Well done, Stockton
I REALLY AM SORRY FOR THIS FAMILY WHO SUFFERED IN THIS HOUSE FIRE 😢; IT'S REALLY SAD THIS FAMILY SUFFERED THIS UNFORTUNATE SITUATION. IT REALLY IS HEART-BREAKING.
I’m a training officer with a volunteer fire department here in Savannah, GA can I have your permission to show this video during training? (I’m a San Jose native and my dad’s side uncles, cousins, nieces, nephews, all live in Stockton)
Given all the obstacles thrown up, both by the call and dubious building practice, these guys simply did awesome, One Pet and one life saved that were definitely dead. there were 2? others according to the radio, so more than just good work. I have seen most other department play the surround and soak tactic, the instant they get the primary search done. You guys never went to the mainstreams on the deck guns. That water deluge damages everything, and also had the additional thought for a victim's privacy. The fact you didn't back off and soak it is probably why the fire did not burn all night.
After watching many of these videos I notice that there isnt any water being sprayed from street onto second floor. Is there a specific reason that more water lines are not being used?
Please do more of these style videos again. This is the content that made your channel popular. I don't know if the union made you stop posting these or what. The year in review and other stuff just isn't as engaging as you guys just doing your jobs and letting us be along for the ride.
These guys are obviously the real deal, calm size up and guys are calm and collective laying lines and getting an attack set up. You’re reputation precedes you guys up north.
Our Fire fighter's are truly Hero's !! They don't get thanked enough !! I want to Thank Them for All that they do !! Stay safe !! And You are All Great People !!
If you ever get frustrated with the person on the other end of the radio in dispatch, ask yourself if you'd be ready at any moment to answer a phone call like this, not knowing the situation you were about to attempt to mitigate over the air.....
Thank you to all the first responders all brave with big hearts and risk there lives for others in very dangerous situations may you all stay safe and God Bless You All! ❤❤❤❤❤❤
Looks like a heavy fire load in the second floor blew this into a 3 alarm fire. Edit: Just watched where you said it was gas fed... But that room looked like a pig pen...
. . . unbelievable rescue and firefighting action . . . and unbelievable also these tons of crappy buildings people are allowed to build and to live in . . .
I have been binge watching these videos. I have to say, even though I think I always knew this: You firefighters are a rare breed. After spending 11 years in the Marine Corps, I believe firefighters are the real BADASSES. The danger you put yourselves into to knock down fires and save lives blows my mind. THANK YOU FOR WHAT YOU DO!!!!
I am currently on my way out of the Corps and I fully intend on joining my stepfather in the Volunteer Fire Department he works with back home
"Firefighters convinced the victim to leave."
Video mutes.
LOL
Nice job all!
"I cant I'm not dressed below the waist!"
"you will have no skin below the waist when the fire burns it off *WE NEED TO GO RIGHT FUCKING NOW*
"you make a compelling argument"
Right talk though that lady sounded like she thought that family member was still inside and knew they where dead when she saw the fire. She just broke down. Thank god they got out before but for that moment her world ended.
I can guarantee their wording of the situation at hand was not suitable for everybody to hear. Lol "Listen to me you stupid fucker......"
What? You wanna burn up in the fire? Get the fck OUT of the house when the ff are trying to rescue you.
"GET THE FUCK OUT HERE RIGHT NOW"
Stockton Firefighters never cease to amaze me. Of the videos that I watch on TH-cam, they are in a class by themselves. They are well organized and get down to work VERY quickly and safely.
Keep up the superb work, and be safe.
Came here to say exactly this. I haven't seen any Stockton videos before but felt compelled to come in and give kudos. All around from call taker, dispatcher, first crews on scene and incident command all keeping their cool and getting to work. IC is on point. Clear radio communication. The whole deal. This is textbook firefighting. This service should be very proud!
Johnny Toronto Well said, and this was not a “fluke,” whereas they just happened to get it right. Look for more Stockton Fire videos and you’ll be further convinced that they’ve got their $**T together. I believe they use a lot of Phoenix Fire’s SOPs, which explains a lot. Chief Brunacini (RIP) got it right man.
They are dialed in and in a league of their own! Keep up the good work Stockton!
Strong work!! Excellent post production .... Can't say enough good things about SFD. YOUR CITIZENS SHOULD BE PROUD OF YOU!
I've seen several Stockton videos where from the 911 call, driving there and putting out the fire took 10 to 15 minutes. I've seen several videos of other fire departments where it takes them 15 minutes to get their hoses hooked up and running.
Everything that was accomplished and a rescue, then the video is like "15 minutes into the incident." Amazing work.
I work for Palm beach county fire rescue and use these videos as a means of learning and training. These Stockton guys are the truth.
As it was said, Stockton fire is another league when it comes to these complex and chaotic scenes. Well done keeping your residents safe and for your skill, dedication and professionalism.
Nice video! I love the that it confirms so many things like closing doors to rooms to create tenable spaces for residents, how opening and closing doors create flow path, VES tactics, footing ladders correctly, the fact that it doesn't take two people to throw a 24 foot ladder, searching a fulling involved building can still be done safely AND with success!
The response to this fire was the most impressive I have ever watched. The teamwork displayed was exceptional. Just outstanding..
Really appreciate the effort put in to making these videos. I'd never seen the side-by-side VES ladder deployment, but it makes a lot of sense.
These videos have to be some of the best firefighting videos uploaded to TH-cam. Good job guys.
10:09
“Gah. Ah.”
*the firefighter bringing the second ladder overcomes falling debris.*
“Shit fuckin hit me”
Awesome video coverage and post production. Stockton Fire History produces some of the most useful and professional videos on TH-cam. Thanks, for your consistently excellent work.
Awesome job. No panic. No BS. Absolute pros. Not enough superlatives. ( From a jake in MA.)
"Leave or BURN!" should be watchwords for fire fighters to use as a tool to get people moving. Realisticly truthful and blunt to get them out of their funk.
I like how the video ended "it took more than 35 minutes to extinguish" as if that was an unusuallyling time. Hell I've been on jobs that look like that for hours...lmao. love watching Stockton, they are definitely top notch.
21hrs longest I've ever been on it was a huge body shop we got called back more then a few times on rekindles
Favorite part of this is catching all the times they do the PASS wiggle to shut it up lol
What is a pass wiggle? I'm still learning english, so I have to ask.
@@Schlohmotion PASS (personal alert safety system) makes noise if you are still for too long ☺ most of us do a little butt wiggle to get it to think we're moving so it shuts up. Feel free to ask as many questions as you want, I'll answer as many as I can.
@@DelMay1525 we invented twerking....popstars just made it popular
Going over the footage of ground zero makes me never wanna hear that sound again once you know what it is.
Even though this is old, well done guys.
This channel is amazing. Please never stop putting up content. I learn so much from these videos. Much Love from a Brother in New Hampshire.
What a superb job. The raw unedited video teaches us so much. I hold these brave men and woman in the highest regard.
Very impressive, as always. The work of these men is efficient, organized, and effective and has never ceases to impress. More than that, but whoever is managing this channel is doing hands down one of the best PR jobs around! Being a fireman myself I know the struggle of trying to tell a story and explain everything little detail as I go to someone outside the fire service, but the splicing of video and the included captions make these videos interesting and easily understandable to the average person! Amazing job all around!
The anxiety, heart pounding, & fear for the person & dog trapped….. I could never do this job!
Thank you to all the fire men & women for your service! ❤
I once had a similar situation with a resident (lady) refusing to come down the ladder so I removed my tunic and dressed her in it then walked her down the ladder with my body shielding her from onlookers. Simple. Once on the ground we put her in the appliance with a blanket and went back to work. Vanity is a strange thing but you do what you can to get them out.
Very kind and generous of you, sir. I salute you and your efforts.
What the fuck is a tunic nigga it’s a jacket
Joe joe 3702
Ok that’s funny....the use of the “N” word. In wanting to know what a tunic is ?…rotflmao !!!
Thanks a lot for your amazing visual documentation. These are the proof that why we still need professional firefighters in cities although there are fewer fires compare to 1980s and 1990s. Keep it up guys ;)
What contributes to that?
@@hippojuice23 More regulations, cant DIY wiring anymore and appliances tend to be built with less chance of burning.
Nice work, and way to notice the viable living space from the outside of the building. Strong ladder work - I was wondering why the aerial never got raised, though. I noted the high voltage lines in the front of the building, but it looked as though there was room under them to get the ladder up if the truck was positioned well.
what a great example of how and why VES works. Great job Stockton Fire.Superbly done editing on the Video
Stockton firefighters are simple the best!! You folks set the standards. God bless and keep all of you safe.
from beginning to end wow. stockton fire department is a well oiled machine. communications were excellent including dispatch. I never saw FFs appear to not know what they were doing. and nobody running! hate to see FFs running on the fireground. kudos SFD
Jess Nunez
Don’t like the running one bit either...you miss too much and aren’t able to process things as quickly or rapidly when you go into that mode.
Sorry so late. You and your brotherhood is what makes this country great! Keep doing what you do. God bless you all
EXCELLENT job firefighters, especially the rescue team with that lady. People have NO idea what firefighters go through. This being a great example.
As I’m hoping to be a fireman one day these videos are a great resource please keep posting!
Love these videos. I try to never miss one. As a fairly new firefighter these videos are an amazin tool. Thamk you for posting them with such great info.
Really annoying that the lady wouldn't leave her apartment. Imagine if there WERE other victims in the building but they couldn't even get to them yet because they were still trying to get her to leave!
At that point, they should have just physically lifted the woman against her will and started forcing her out through the window so they can move onto the next task!
Great work. Love that I have time to read the caption and not feel like I gotta rush to read it. Great job on video and on scene
Fast Spreading Fire = 2, 2-1/2" hose lines to knock down exterior fire showing. This fire stream application does 2 things. 1) it protects the exposures. 2) it slows the progress of the fire on the interior so an interior hoseline (1-3/4") can be streached to stop the fire from spreading.
Chief Hughes
Battalion 1 (retired)
Chicago FD
The apartment's in the rear is where my parents lived when I was born, nearly 70 years ago !! And the apartments on the left is where my older brother and his wife lived when they first got married some 50 years ago !! My niece was born when they lived there !!
Great job Stockton Fire, great job on the video as well.
Y'all are head and shoulders above FDNY and just about any other fire department I've observed on video. Great job. Very professional.
Let’s not get/go crazy with calling them better than the FDNY. They’re are very well trained and know how to fight fire. But comparing them to a dept with so many more resources and manpower is a tad silly. That being said they’re as good as any other fire dept. you’ll see operating in this day and age with the manpower and equipment they have access too.
Nice work guys
I know victims are sometimes combative and do not realize the danger present. Advice to those watching this video if you are told to get out of a burning structure don't argue. All that does is delay fire rescue personnel from getting to other possible victims and expose themselves and the fire fighters to unnecessary risks.
Does Tim Schultz still work for Stockton Fire? I worked with him at Ebbetts Pass Fire around 1999-2000. He was a solid guy, trained me well :)
Its Mike Shultz and yes he does. He's trained many of us.
Really, really well coordinated incident. Progress reports back to command were key. Good all-around effort with everyone calm, reinforcing the "it's not OUR emergency" concept.
Literally the best firemen in the business
Ladies and Gentleman, that is what you call TEAMWORK!!
Great Job Stockton!!
I would be proud to have these guys on duty in my town!!! Great Job guys!!!
Firefighters man, y'all are the real guys that "protect and serve" . Utmost respect for y'all and paramedics. Don't get paid(especially the volunteers xD) or noticed no where near enough. Awesome job.
Good job Jakes !!!
As in the other comments Stockton firefighters are complete studs they do a fantastic job with limited resources I pray to God that they all stay safe
That is the best footage i've ever seen by any firefighter channel. It is very helpful to see how dangerous fires are. When it's not edited and everything is rough footage, especially with the helmet cams inside. An apartment down the hall from me had a fire in our apartment complex. We have fire suppression sprinklers with the red tube inside. That red tubes burst at 165°. Thankfully, that fire in that apartment was out before the 2 minutes that it took for Dallas fire department to get here. We live downtown in a high rise. We are surrounded by more hospitals than I can count and at least five fire stations within a five mile radius or less. 2 of the Dallas fire stations are within 2 miles of where we live in downtown Dallas. We live in a newer building. We have fire suppression pression sprinklers everywhere, and a fire control room that can actually call the fire department with its computers. If this building had caught fire, somehow, right after it was finished being built and before anyone moved in. I know all this. Because I asked the firefighters when my down the hall neighbors had a fire due to taking sleep while cooking a feast. All 4 burners were in use, and all the food was on 🔥. Luckily for us. No smoke entered through our front door. It's a metal door. I did walk out to see what was going on. I was about to be choked out by the white smoke that smelled like all foods burning. It was thick smoke. It smelled like a good BBQ, though. I didn't stay out there for long. I got my 9 layer covid mask and went back out to talk with the firefighters. They explained everything to me about it being a huge food 🔥.
Great job, that was a well coordinated fire attack and primary search with a VES rescue.
Very interesting, informative video. Could someone tell me what the high-pitched siren/wail is for? Would that notify a firefighter that their oxygen is running low? Also, is it standard to identify structures with A, B, C, etc. sides? The comment about the staircase was an eye-opener - are architects trained in designing firefighter-accessible structures?
The sirens are PASS devices - if they don’t detect movement for some period of time, they sound an alarm in case the firefighter is incapacitated. You can see firefighters doing a little wiggle to silence the alarms at several points.
Yes, the A/B/C/D system is standard; the “A” side is the side facing the street, and then B, C, D progress counterclockwise around the building.
When a fireman says let’s go you do it.. Great guys. Thank you
I'm very impressed with what I saw in this video. Stockton FD did an excellent display on how it should be done.Great job well done
I've said before. I'll say it again. These folks in Stockton are very, very good. Dispatch, Command, Line. None better.
Stockton does an amazing job.
I'm brand new, just finished academy. very good job from what i could see, even with all the confusion from the victim's reports.
Thank you first responders.
Great work and using command system. Awesome grab brothers.
Nice work Stockton as usual! from a brother in Maine
Doing work son. That's a real call. Great job
Sharing at the station tomorrow. Great job!
GREAT JOB BY THE MEN AND WOMEN OF THE STOCKTON FIRE DEPT YOU MAKE ME PROUD RET.WMR SJC 15 ❤
Very professional. Great work and awesome video
Wow, from the dispatcher all the way up to the men who were up on that ladder. I’ll say not, not everyone can do that. Thank you for your service🇺🇸
I’m no longer cute naked so I sleep with light night clothes so I cut the threat of scaring neighbors and fire fighters in the event of a fire and worst of all refusing to come out of a burning building because I’m that damn embarrassed lol! If you’re bedroom is not on the first floor, you may be required to come down a ladder so sleep with them bloomers on!
Outstanding FD, so well organised and disciplined with all aspects - a pity there was so much inaccurate information relating to people trapped. Well done, Stockton
Excellent editing, and great work! Enjoy watching Stockton FD in action!
Awesome job to my firefighter brothers and sisters!
Aggressive and collected. Solid work fellas!
I REALLY AM SORRY FOR THIS FAMILY WHO SUFFERED IN THIS HOUSE FIRE 😢; IT'S REALLY SAD THIS FAMILY SUFFERED THIS UNFORTUNATE SITUATION.
IT REALLY IS HEART-BREAKING.
Great coordinated command and control fire suppression!
I’m a training officer with a volunteer fire department here in Savannah, GA can I have your permission to show this video during training? (I’m a San Jose native and my dad’s side uncles, cousins, nieces, nephews, all live in Stockton)
Please do.
Question - why can't gas be secured until the utility crew arrives? Is it more than just turning off the valve at the meter?
Outstanding documentation. Well done folks and thank you for sharing.
Given all the obstacles thrown up, both by the call and dubious building practice, these guys simply did awesome, One Pet and one life saved that were definitely dead. there were 2? others according to the radio, so more than just good work. I have seen most other department play the surround and soak tactic, the instant they get the primary search done. You guys never went to the mainstreams on the deck guns. That water deluge damages everything, and also had the additional thought for a victim's privacy. The fact you didn't back off and soak it is probably why the fire did not burn all night.
Awesome job boys!
After watching many of these videos I notice that there isnt any water being sprayed from street onto second floor. Is there a specific reason that more water lines are not being used?
You guys Rock! Great videos for teaching! Keep them coming!
Very Aggressive
Very Knowledgeable
Well Trained
Job Extremely Well Done!
May God Bless You All
Please do more of these style videos again. This is the content that made your channel popular. I don't know if the union made you stop posting these or what. The year in review and other stuff just isn't as engaging as you guys just doing your jobs and letting us be along for the ride.
These guys are obviously the real deal, calm size up and guys are calm and collective laying lines and getting an attack set up. You’re reputation precedes you guys up north.
Good work.
Our Fire fighter's are truly Hero's !! They don't get thanked enough !! I want to Thank Them for All that they do !! Stay safe !! And You are All Great People !!
Very well compiled video. Great accompanying text. True bravery by firefighters.
Great job guys!
What do the alarms mean and when do they have to call for additional alarms?
Call out additional stations or neighboring cities for mutual aid assistance.
Nice work
Amazes me how people panic so bad and can't even compose themselves to call for help.
If you ever get frustrated with the person on the other end of the radio in dispatch, ask yourself if you'd be ready at any moment to answer a phone call like this, not knowing the situation you were about to attempt to mitigate over the air.....
Amazing job
Thank you to all the first responders all brave with big hearts and risk there lives for others in very dangerous situations may you all stay safe and God Bless You All! ❤❤❤❤❤❤
Great work! I do wonder, however, if they had taken the window frame and all out if it would have aided in victim removal
Awesome job guys I enjoy watching your videos
Stockton always Pro's, very well done. Stay safe Brothers!!.
Great job to all the Fire Fighters that battled this Fire!!!!!
great stuff Stockton
Looks like a heavy fire load in the second floor blew this into a 3 alarm fire. Edit: Just watched where you said it was gas fed... But that room looked like a pig pen...
. . . unbelievable rescue and firefighting action . . . and unbelievable also these tons of crappy buildings people are allowed to build and to live in . . .
No tower ladders? Or deluge gun for the cockloft?
This channel is awesome.
awesome video