Fire Department Response Compilation 8
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 18 ก.ย. 2024
- Units from Arlington, Montgomery, Fairfax, and D.C. responding to various different emergency calls. Enjoy!
All units featured (in order of video)
Fairfax County Truck 429: Responding to a fire alarm
Fairfax County Reserve Engine 429: Responding to a fire alarm
Vienna (Fairfax County) Engine 402: Responding to a building fire.
D.C. Truck 2: Responding to a fire alarm.
D.C. Engine 1: Responding to a fire alarm.
Rockville (Montgomery County) Engine 703B: Responding to an outside fire.
Arlington County Engine 102: Responding to an inside gas leak.
Arlington County Truck 106: Responding to an inside gas leak.
Fairfax County Truck 429: Responding to a fire alarm.
Fairfax County Truck 410: Responding to a fire alarm.
Fairfax County Tower 441: Responding to a fire alarm.
Sandy Spring (Montgomery County) Engine 740: Responding to a fire alarm.
Fairfax County Engine 428: Responding to an ALS emergency.
Fairfax County Engine 438: Responding to an ALS emergency.
Fairfax City Foam Engine 403: Responding to a fire alarm.
Arlington County Engine 102: Responding to a CO incident.
Montgomery County Engine 729: Responding to a medical call.
Montgomery County Tanker 722: Responding to a brush fire.
NIST (Federal Base): Engine 753 Responding to a brush fire.
Montgomery County Engine 729: Responding to a brush fire.
Montgomery County Ambulance 717 and Engine 717: Responding to a vehicle accident.
Arlington County Reserve Truck 104: Responding to a fire alarm.
Montgomery County Reserve Engine 1: Responding to a shed fire.
Fairfax County Medic 426, and Engine 426: Responding to an ALS emergency.
Fairfax County Engine 408: Responding to an ALS emergency.
Centerville (Fairfax County) Engine 417: Responding to an ALS emergency.
Montgomery County Truck 716: Responding to a vehicle into a building.
Arlington County Engine 108, and Medic 108: Responding to an ALS emergency.
Fairfax County Engine 442: Responding to a fire alarm.
Fairfax County Truck 429: Responding to a fire alarm.
Enjoy!!
The paramedics and firemen deserve a lot of credit your service and time and efforts are deeply appreciated thanks don't work to hard love you guys job well done you should be amazed and proud great looking tiller trucks and fire engines like the style way to go appreciate you guys thanks great catches as usual ! Joe
Way to go dcfd engine 1 and truck 2 your service is deeply appreciated thanks take care best wishes to everyone who responds keep up the work don't work to hard ! Joe
Good looking fire station like the style keep them safe out there in fairfax va your service is deeply appreciated thanks. Joe
Awesome compilation
NorCal Fire Buff109 thanks!
Those 'rotating' light bars on the Company 1 pump are awesome
1701spacecadet thank you for watching!
Good looking tower joe
1:55 time for a new roto-ray!
I'm glad more than just my rig has air horns that sound like they're sick.
Fantastic compilation. Tillers are it for me. Thank you so much.
Susan Allen thanks for watching!
Great post! I thought I died and landed in Roto-Ray heaven.
S K haha yeah departments around here love them! Thanks for watching!
Great footage
Quackerg123 thanks!
can someone answer this for me, is the air raid siren part of the trucks siren system or in the background for like a tornado warning?
Very nice compilation! Keep up the good work!
Alan Walker74 thanks for the support!
Joe
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Great show
Thank you for showing annadale fd iam happy now
Christopher niles Coughlin thank you for watching!
4:16 Battalion 111 was on the scene
0:35 was that Engine 429 In reserve Responding
Liam Dempsey yea
How Many Tiller Ladders are in Washington DC
Reserve Engine 1 was Filling at Station 716
Liam Dempsey Fire Photography how’d you figure that one out
@@hysx0 because I know all reserve apparatus filling at different stations
those were all videos you took in Virginia and Maryland
Liam Dempsey yep
Got a few Grover Stuttertones that needed tuned up and adjusted there.
hi fire trucks
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