Whenever I see LA County Fire Trucks or Paramedic Units responding I immediately begin humming the theme song to EMERGENCY One of these days I will make it out to the LA County Fire Museum to see the EMERGENCY display.
Dude that was absolutely badass! All the good stuff in one video too. TF103 vid was golden, and you got hazmat and ESU/MAL! Sick to see Q51 make an appearance too, so sick. Crazy fire too!
Excellent catch, & beyond 😀👍👍 especially from LACo FD Keep up the good work. Excellent horn & siren action as well!!! One of the best response videos I've seen ever!!
Great great video!!!!!! I didn't know there was a actual station 51 after seeing the ladder or quint. Showing my age and being addicted to Emergency back in the day.
Hahahaha love that show. Favorite all time episode when they had to cut the girder off the woman and smacked Gage in the face. I was dying laughing for ten minutes at that scene.
Station 51 in “Emergency!” was actually Station 127 in Carson, which is STILL an operating fire station. Years later, at Universal Studios, they RE numbered the station there to 51 in homage to the show. And yes, as a huge fan of “Emergency!” It was cool to see something from that station responding!!
Wow, what an epic collection of catches! You were in the perfect spot (which I'm sure wasn't an accident). Super cool seeing the USAR task force and the other specialized units - awesome video!
Oh yeah got plenty to say here, firstly, this is by far one of your greatest videos of all time, secondly, I’m not a fan of the fact they ditched the American flag grilles with those hard to see numbers, and thirdly, not a fan of Q116’s new steady burn like what the heck is that?? 😭 awesome stuff!
i'm not a huge fan of the Firehouse Fabs grills either, they are indeed hard to see. i prefer the Code R Decals but i believe they age and fade quickly. thanks a bunch john!!
116's steady on is the epitome of doing just whats enough to comply with the law. And if you look, have of the units in this video don't even comply with the law so.
@@Stargazzer811 They did have steady burns prior, they were on the lightbar, but one is barely working and the other is out and it seems they're not willing to repair the lightbar.
Wow... what a response, LACo FD toned alot of companies,so cool to see the KME rear mount Quint & the tiller Quint.Are all the Tillers quints ? Great Catch 👍
almost all of the tillers are quints except for Truck 82 (acquired from Vernon Fire Dept.) and the few reserve Simon Duplex trucks left in the fleet. thanks for watching!
LACo.FD has an automatic aid agreement with LA City in that jurisdiction. on all structure fires in LACo.FD 110's area (Marina del Rey), an LAFD battalion and task force are requested. however, this was a working fire and additional LAFD units responded.
epic catches dumped most of of Battalion 1 aside for 38s , Squad , patrol and engine 51 We Ho Squads and 8s LF a large chunk of Bat 20 some of Bat 7 and beyond ...Plus all the special call units 105,103 MAL ,MCS info ...
When I saw Engine 103, I knew what awesomeness was coming next. Never tire of USAF Task Force responses! Overall what an enjoyable 10 minutes of fire trucks. So many specials! 🚒
GOT ALL THE NICE UNITS.. I Love seeing that ESU we don't have many of those in atlanta.But we do have a million and 3 AMR busses lol.... loved it, Well Done!
Ich muss mal ernsthaft fragen, wieshalb baut ihr die Häuser nicht aus Stein oder Beton? Diese Holzbauten sind ein enormes Risiko für Alle und Alles! Es werden für den Bau enorme Ressourcen gebraucht, und wie hier, ebenfalls enorme Ressourcen an Helfern! Warum?
@@onthewater4189 Danke für die Antwort! OK, in Bezug auf LA kann ich konform gehen, aber diese Holzbauweise ist doch im gesamten Land gängig, außer natürlich in diversen Großstädten und deren Zentren.
they were supposed to before they got to the scene but apparently that wasn't communicated. but yes, they were assigned to pick up ESU159 from Fire Station 58. thanks for watching!
the one with E236 was INFO4, only assuming because they radio'ed that they were on scene shortly after filming that clip. not sure who the other one is.
not exactly sure. fire house fabrications (the manufacturer of their current grills) has been making quite the rounds around the county. i would like to assume companies decide on those based on the fact that they don't necessarily age or fade from sun exposure like the decals that are painted/stickered on. thanks for watching!
@@FB1ResponseVideos what happened with code r decals? i know they did stuff for multiple departments in southern california and was quite a fan of their work. are they out of business?
This is my 2nd or 3rd time viewing this video and though it's been quite a few years since I rode with these folks(80's), I'm always impressed by LACo.FD's apparatus! Geez, Task Force 103 by itself is mighty impressive! HR103 is a Beast! Thanks again for all your work on these videos!!
Not overkill, run cards. Everything above a 2nd alarm in LA County gets Hazmat, USAR, and a handful of other specialist units, that way they don't have to waste time waiting for them to arrive on scene. Also helps because they bring added manpower, which is always useful at a scene. Would rather have too many hands than too few.
Whenever I see LA County Fire Trucks or Paramedic Units responding I immediately begin humming the theme song to EMERGENCY
One of these days I will make it out to the LA County Fire Museum to see the EMERGENCY display.
Love to see it to I bought me and my brother t-shirts with la county squad 51 on it
Dude that was absolutely badass! All the good stuff in one video too. TF103 vid was golden, and you got hazmat and ESU/MAL! Sick to see Q51 make an appearance too, so sick. Crazy fire too!
thanks man!! couldn't help but ditch the fire and go for responses lol.
@@FB1ResponseVideos That red Charger with the visor lights was a Fire Marshal
Amazing response footage! I love the diversity of units in this video, LACo has some great looking rigs!
KME provided many engines!!
Excellent catch, & beyond 😀👍👍 especially from LACo FD Keep up the good work. Excellent horn & siren action as well!!! One of the best response videos I've seen ever!!
Great great video!!!!!! I didn't know there was a actual station 51 after seeing the ladder or quint. Showing my age and being addicted to Emergency back in the day.
From Station 51 at Universal Studios.
yep! as mentioned above, at Universal Studios. 51's currently houses engine, quint, squad, and patrol 51. thanks for watching!
Hahahaha love that show. Favorite all time episode when they had to cut the girder off the woman and smacked Gage in the face. I was dying laughing for ten minutes at that scene.
Station 51 in “Emergency!” was actually Station 127 in Carson, which is STILL an operating fire station. Years later, at Universal Studios, they RE numbered the station there to 51 in homage to the show. And yes, as a huge fan of “Emergency!” It was cool to see something from that station responding!!
@@FB1ResponseVideosPatrol got replaced by a QRV
Wow, what an epic collection of catches! You were in the perfect spot (which I'm sure wasn't an accident). Super cool seeing the USAR task force and the other specialized units - awesome video!
i had this intersection in mind the second they upgraded it to 2nd alarm haha. thanks a bunch!
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Oh yeah got plenty to say here, firstly, this is by far one of your greatest videos of all time, secondly, I’m not a fan of the fact they ditched the American flag grilles with those hard to see numbers, and thirdly, not a fan of Q116’s new steady burn like what the heck is that?? 😭 awesome stuff!
i'm not a huge fan of the Firehouse Fabs grills either, they are indeed hard to see. i prefer the Code R Decals but i believe they age and fade quickly. thanks a bunch john!!
Grant at Firehouse Fabs is a County guy, so stations are ordering from him to support his business.
116's steady on is the epitome of doing just whats enough to comply with the law. And if you look, have of the units in this video don't even comply with the law so.
@@Stargazzer811 They did have steady burns prior, they were on the lightbar, but one is barely working and the other is out and it seems they're not willing to repair the lightbar.
@@Stargazzer811 why does the steady burn law even still exist anyway
Unreal! 😳 All those awesome catches… 😋 One of the coolest response videos I’ve ever seen. Fabulous job on this! 🙌🏼
thank you!!
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That rescue unit is a beast-incredible footage.
I think they dispatched a few
SO MUCH Q AND HORNNNNN!!!! 😃Amazing catches!!
Holy cow! Insane catches is an understatement, this is an amazing response from LACoFD, and them using such great siren usage is the cherry on top!
For real,man.
Awesome catches. Question do the hazmat squads go on all structure fire calls or were they special called due to hazardous materials being found?
HazMat, USAR, ESU, Mobile Air & Light, and a few others are automatically assigned to 2-alarm fires and higher. thanks for watching!
Wow... what a response, LACo FD toned alot of companies,so cool to see the KME rear mount Quint & the tiller Quint.Are all the Tillers quints ? Great Catch 👍
almost all of the tillers are quints except for Truck 82 (acquired from Vernon Fire Dept.) and the few reserve Simon Duplex trucks left in the fleet. thanks for watching!
Did E236 go back to get the EMS Su? Good catch!
correct, E236 responded back to FS 58 to pick up ESU159. thanks for watching!
Hi, so question LACOFD works on a alarm system…. I know LAFD JUST does MAJOR emergency.
what a cool vid. usar 103 was a cool thing to see
Saw that on PulsePoint, new someone was gonna go catch the rigs
It's K N E W
@@Allison-ti5vv it’s a damn typo bro, hop off nuts
One of the best responses of the year good catches bro
Great video. Good to see so many different kind of rigs.
Best response of the entire year yet so far
Let me guess, the fire was close to the lafd district so thats why therr was an lafd battalion responding
LACo.FD has an automatic aid agreement with LA City in that jurisdiction. on all structure fires in LACo.FD 110's area (Marina del Rey), an LAFD battalion and task force are requested. however, this was a working fire and additional LAFD units responded.
Nice Air Horn On Engine 9
It's nice to see a 2018 LAPD Ford Explorer at 0:33 XDD😅
The iconic 51
epic catches dumped most of of Battalion 1 aside for 38s , Squad , patrol and engine 51 We Ho Squads and 8s LF a large chunk of Bat 20 some of Bat 7 and beyond ...Plus all the special call units 105,103 MAL ,MCS info ...
1:09 hats off to the Audi driver, he tried maybe a little too hard to get out of the way and curbed himself!
very nice responses
When I saw Engine 103, I knew what awesomeness was coming next. Never tire of USAF Task Force responses! Overall what an enjoyable 10 minutes of fire trucks. So many specials! 🚒
hearing the sirens in the background while E103 passed was a cool moment. thanks for watching man, glad you enjoyed!
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6:11 That has to be some really serious s--- for there to be that many units responding!
That's right drivers always move 2 your right
1:36 wow...a non tiller ladder truck in LACoFD's fleet? fancy that.... 🤔
that's right! Q116 is the only frontline rear mount quint of the fleet, the very few other rear mounts are in reserve status
What kinda engine is the black and red one ?
CAFS Engine
Suprise no Santa Monica FD and Culver City FD unit!
Amazing catches!!
1:30 first time I've seen LA County not using a tiller! 😳
Holy crap did engine 236 get lost? saw it going again all the then about 10 minutes video time come back heading in the right direction.
they responded to the scene but were assigned to pick up ESU159 from FS58. so they left, went to get it, and came back with it.
What a FANTASTIC video!!!
So much equipment. Makes me want to see the fire itself.
Probably a very obvious answer; what is Prev, Inv, Info, & OC unit?
PREV = prevention
INV = investigator
INFO = public information officer (PIO)
OC = operations captain
thanks for watching!
@@FB1ResponseVideos Very coo!; probably even more obvious, I figured they are units with LA County Fire?
@@ex-missourifireexplorerrob8274 correct, those are LA County units and identifiers! (:
GOT ALL THE NICE UNITS.. I Love seeing that ESU we don't have many of those in atlanta.But we do have a million and 3 AMR busses lol.... loved it, Well Done!
glad you enjoyed, thanks for watching!
e8 black top cab. is that the only one???
Nice job. Tons of equipment.
Great catches! Thanks for sharing! Is the ESU a mass casualty squad? And is MED 5 an EMS supervisor?
yes and yes. thanks for watching!
Wow, wasn’t expecting the American Flag grilles to be replaced. Epic catches
I KNOW IT'S SO AMAZING 🤩
Insane Catches!!
That was awesome!
Good job camera person
Great footage!!
Awesome catch dude!
Great video
WHAT A GREAT CATCH!!!!!!!
Amazing
awesome video!
Ich muss mal ernsthaft fragen, wieshalb baut ihr die Häuser nicht aus Stein oder Beton? Diese Holzbauten sind ein enormes Risiko für Alle und Alles! Es werden für den Bau enorme Ressourcen gebraucht, und wie hier, ebenfalls enorme Ressourcen an Helfern! Warum?
Earthquakes.
@@onthewater4189 Danke für die Antwort! OK, in Bezug auf LA kann ich konform gehen, aber diese Holzbauweise ist doch im gesamten Land gängig, außer natürlich in diversen Großstädten und deren Zentren.
Now this is one hell of a catch. Did 236 get told to go pick up the support unit?
they were supposed to before they got to the scene but apparently that wasn't communicated. but yes, they were assigned to pick up ESU159 from Fire Station 58. thanks for watching!
@@FB1ResponseVideosgotcha no worries man you are one of the best fire buffs out there.
WOW 😳
Who were the Dodge sedans?
the one with E236 was INFO4, only assuming because they radio'ed that they were on scene shortly after filming that clip. not sure who the other one is.
2:50
51 rolled on this one! Was Mike Stoker at the wheel?
3:06 7:09 , Why USAR 103 and Quint 51 just remove a USA Flag on truck Grill?
not exactly sure. fire house fabrications (the manufacturer of their current grills) has been making quite the rounds around the county. i would like to assume companies decide on those based on the fact that they don't necessarily age or fade from sun exposure like the decals that are painted/stickered on. thanks for watching!
@@FB1ResponseVideos what happened with code r decals? i know they did stuff for multiple departments in southern california and was quite a fan of their work. are they out of business?
@@worldrenowned code r decals is still in business.
cant believe i was out of town for this, great coverage
that's always how it goes...leave town and shit hits the fan! i've got plenty of stories to tell haha. thanks for watching!
WOW! 😮. Awesome catches my friend! You were in the right spot for all these catches! Lots of rarely seen units seen too!
i figured i'd be golden at that intersection. thank you for watching!
Extraordinary
I think the paint scheme a look better on a e-one
This is my 2nd or 3rd time viewing this video and though it's been quite a few years since I rode with these folks(80's), I'm always impressed by LACo.FD's apparatus! Geez, Task Force 103 by itself is mighty impressive! HR103 is a Beast! Thanks again for all your work on these videos!!
i agree! thanks for the support!
So what happened?
big fire, per description. thanks for watching.
Overkill. So many units responding. Efficiency?
Not overkill, run cards. Everything above a 2nd alarm in LA County gets Hazmat, USAR, and a handful of other specialist units, that way they don't have to waste time waiting for them to arrive on scene. Also helps because they bring added manpower, which is always useful at a scene. Would rather have too many hands than too few.
It wasn't just a small working fire. It was a 3 alarm fire. So you are going to get a lot of units 🤔🤷♂️
I know. It's just a question of efficiency in the US. Look at how other FD's in Europe work with big alarms.@@eriksand9262
Marina del Rey aka Puerto Del Sol in GTA 5