That was an excellent knock down. Y’all went in the front door instead of standing in the yard. Amazing how quick a fire will go out when you put the water at the seat. First class work!
Wasting no time, water was a little weak but good to go when it was needed. Holy turn out for volunteers. My station was station 40. North end. That was 25-30 years ago. Miss you Russ. And Chief Benner.
What can a person say except the raw emotion captured here is nothing but amazing and as usual Bill is the best at his craft he knows what to capture for the audience let alone for the fire department keep up the great work
Quick arrival and aggressive attack was excellent. My helmets off to the WHFD and any departments assisting! Great video coverage of the fire scene! 👍👍👍
For the amount of fire showing, what a great job getting such a quick knock down. Thank you to all firefighters for protecting the citizens of your coverage area.
Are you watching the same video I’m watching piss poor water pressure they yard breathed for 5 minutes before they got enough pressure to go inside. The chief has no confidence in his men so he has to take the nozzle. Typical vollie fire
@@peterb464 i watched your favorite...a paid department, you know, union, charge a supply line BEFORE the fitting had been removed from the bed. Bye, bye cabinet shop. No second chances. Then another PAID department the engineer did not attach the supply line properly. When the hydrant man opened it up the hydrant the line blew off the intake at the engine. Oh, saw a cool video the other day, PAID staff standing near a door with smoke...no PPE. Paid departments just cost much more. I live in a volunteer district and I am fine with that.
I saw a bunch of guys standing on a line with piss poor water pressure asking for more pressure when you can already hear that engine screaming. They never checked for kinks which was the issue because you could tell as soon as the move the line they increased pressure and got fire knocked.
@@shawnbarrett5335 You’re spot on and it’s to be expected when you pull 200’ of preconnect and leave the bulk of it in a spaghetti pile rather than flaking it out. There were plenty of guys that should have done it vs standing around waiting to go charging in. It’s the same crap every fire.
We used to have teddy bears we would give to the kids during a crash or a fire man these guys did a good job great video as usual be safe and best reguards from Maine
Thank god I've never had any property or dwelling I've lived in lost due to a fire. But for the 22 years, I spent in volunteer service, The occupant's/owner's faces just broke my heart when they watch their house and all personal belongings lost due to a fire.
Do you believe children should be shielded from the reality of life; thank goodness my parents didn't do that. That's how snowflakes are made, who are afraid of their own shadow.
The Fire Chief at the nozzle?????...I can´t even imagine the best way of saying "I didn`t trust in what I have taught you"... 2:04 parking brake activated, at 3:34 still no a decent water flow...
Poor pump operation, the hose crew was ready in great time then had to wait for water then waited longer to get proper pressure! Its the pump operators job to get proper water to the hose crew as soon as possible! He didn’t do that ! What would happen if they needed it for rescue, or exposure protection? Todays pump operators try to do to much other things instead of the primary job , get water to the hose crew , after you accomplish that then you can do other things ! From a 35 yr ff veteran.
The only way your members will get experience is by be able to do it. The guys did a good job but the Chief needs to give up the nozzle. Not his job. You took a command position. Do that job.
@@richardhertzog5356 Then the OIC is a poor leader. You don’t agree that the chief shouldn’t have been on the nozzle? What does it show your firemen that the chief has a mutual aid chief on the nozzle. It means he has no confidence in his men. Which brings down morale in the department. You need to cultivate your firemen and let them put their training to use. Being the control guy isn’t teaching him how to be on the nozzle.
@@Fire-s9s Or maybe he just wanted a little nozzle time. Fuck people, it really isn't a big deal. There seems to be plenty of fires around this part, I'm sure the members get lot's of nozzle time even with the Chief taking the nozzle on this one. People will complain about everything.
Why do suburban PA/NJ have soooo many firefighting vids? I'm not complaining, it's just weird that recreational fire-spotting is more prevalent here than in most huge cities
Aggressive attack or not there is no reason to have 6 or 7 guys on a handline blocking up the main entry/exit point.... disasters have struck from such nonsense....where is the scene safety officer to stop this??
Typical bad pump operator. Most of them charge the line and forget to increase the pressure on the line. Hey Chief, better have a talk with this probe pump operator.
2:00 This is Not what I call, "Arriving Fully Dressed! This is what you see at 95% of fires. 2:30 This Is what I call being fully dressed. You will hardly ever see firefighters ready to go when their boots hit the ground. This is also where tank water should have been flowing. 3:30 Here comes the water, sort of, One Minute Late. Now imagine you are trapped inside that structure, and you had to wait that much longer for them to turn off the heat and toxic smoke machine. Think about how the fire could have spread and the additional property damage in one minute of uninterrupted combustion and extension. 3:40 The Engineer needs to be re-trained or replaced. If they were waiting for a hydrant hookup, the Chief and officers need to be replaced. 3:50 Do you see how quickly and with the small amount of water it takes to extinguish a fire? That would have taken around 20-40 gallons out of a 1000-gallon tank!!! And that's being generous!
That was a damned female at 6:34 wearing bunker gear.... Who in the hell let that happen ? ? ? If she was to even be allowed on the scene, it should have been in the capacity of fixing sandwiches and handing out cold drinks to the firemen.... Notice I used MEN behind the word Fire.... Rediculous that somebody let that happen !!!!
Rico....I'm sure you would shit your pants the moment you walked within 100 yards of that house. She was fully geared and packed. Im sure fully trained and can work circles around some of her male counterparts.
Listen we can have women on a fire department that’s my station and others around us if u don’t have anything nice to say don’t say it those are my brothers and sisters and they did a hell of a good job just cuz u don’t like that we have females on the fire department here don’t mean we don’t like it so back off and learn some damn respect
Good to see the members hustle. They all knew what to do and did it. Kudos! Thanks for the video.
Yes amen
Except for the water being one minute late!
That was an excellent knock down. Y’all went in the front door instead of standing in the yard. Amazing how quick a fire will go out when you put the water at the seat. First class work!
If that was your property burning, you would want the nozzleman standing there waiting for an additional minute before they had water flowing?
Wasting no time, water was a little weak but good to go when it was needed. Holy turn out for volunteers. My station was station 40. North end. That was 25-30 years ago. Miss you Russ. And Chief Benner.
What can a person say except the raw emotion captured here is nothing but amazing and as usual Bill is the best at his craft he knows what to capture for the audience let alone for the fire department keep up the great work
Thanks Gene!
Wow! Hats off to the guys that came off that truck ready to go.
:-( Why no gear on others? What was attack plan ?
Awesome job getting water on the fire quickly. Former firefighter here..
Quick arrival and aggressive attack was excellent. My helmets off to the WHFD and any departments assisting! Great video coverage of the fire scene! 👍👍👍
The water was one minute late!!!!!!!
For the amount of fire showing, what a great job getting such a quick knock down.
Thank you to all firefighters for protecting the citizens of your coverage area.
way to go guys, quick water on the fire with backup God Bless you all.
THE NOZZLEMAN STOOD THERE WITH A DRY NOZZLE IN HIS HAND FOR ONE MINUTE BEFORE IT STARTED DRIBBLING ON THE FIRE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Quick water on the fire? What video are you watching genius?
Its great to see some serious HUSTLE from these guys! Well done!
Quick water, aggressive attack. NOT unfortunate the child witnessed this. It happens and I saw a fire as a child and it taught me a healthy fear.
Are you watching the same video I’m watching piss poor water pressure they yard breathed for 5 minutes before they got enough pressure to go inside. The chief has no confidence in his men so he has to take the nozzle. Typical vollie fire
@@peterb464 i watched your favorite...a paid department, you know, union, charge a supply line BEFORE the fitting had been removed from the bed. Bye, bye cabinet shop. No second chances. Then another PAID department the engineer did not attach the supply line properly. When the hydrant man opened it up the hydrant the line blew off the intake at the engine. Oh, saw a cool video the other day, PAID staff standing near a door with smoke...no PPE. Paid departments just cost much more. I live in a volunteer district and I am fine with that.
I saw a bunch of guys standing on a line with piss poor water pressure asking for more pressure when you can already hear that engine screaming. They never checked for kinks which was the issue because you could tell as soon as the move the line they increased pressure and got fire knocked.
@@shawnbarrett5335 You’re spot on and it’s to be expected when you pull 200’ of preconnect and leave the bulk of it in a spaghetti pile rather than flaking it out. There were plenty of guys that should have done it vs standing around waiting to go charging in. It’s the same crap every fire.
@@johnwashburn7423 Go figure his favorites are private now. lol.
Sounds like either the pump or the PTO on the Quint has a bad bearing. It should not shriek like that!
I would say that pump is about had it. Just from all my years on a fire truck
I will eagerly watch videos like this all day long. Real firefighters that know their job and like their job
They are worth their weight in gold.
Great hustle by all members.
Prayers for everyone involved.
Why didn't you pray to stop the fire before it started.
We used to have teddy bears we would give to the kids during a crash or a fire man these guys did a good job great video as usual be safe and best reguards from Maine
Let me add this also, there is no yelling. That is an indicator that these firefighters have their act together
Thank god I've never had any property or dwelling I've lived in lost due to a fire. But for the 22 years, I spent in volunteer service, The occupant's/owner's faces just broke my heart when they watch their house and all personal belongings lost due to a fire.
Walking into the fire like a boss.
Newsworking is the best. You rock Bill
Great footage Billy ..feel bad for that little boy who had to witness that fire though
About 2 minutes after arrival they had water on the fire, well done. Other departments should watch this video.
Line deployment to a good interior knockdown in less than 2 min. Excellent.
hope that got out all safe
It’s heartbreaking that the young child had to witness this.
They need to know about life.
Unfortunately being a nanny I see what the parents allow & you should see what they really watch, makes this look like a walk in the park ......
Do you believe children should be shielded from the reality of life; thank goodness my parents didn't do that. That's how snowflakes are made, who are afraid of their own shadow.
Sounds like they may have lost a dog in the blaze same as well.. You can hear the woman yelling " my dog!!... My dog!😫
I witnessed many bad house fires; when I was a child. I have OCD from it. I'm trying to desensitize myself. I usually feel like getting sick.
GRTAT JOB BY ALL INVOLVED!! VERY PROFESSIONAL RESPONSE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Outstanding, got water on it ASAP, hustle, discipline
The Fire Chief at the nozzle?????...I can´t even imagine the best way of saying "I didn`t trust in what I have taught you"...
2:04 parking brake activated, at 3:34 still no a decent water flow...
Mutual aid chief that arrived prior to the apparatus and was following the request given.
I agree. He should have let the firefighters do their job. I will be damn if I am giving up my line .
Or maybe the Chief just wanted a little nozzle action. Don't get so worked up over it people.
Great job. Thank you
Gotta love those two nerds on air in the street next to the rig
This engineer needs more training. Way too long charging the hose line, no pressure. What a joke.
Great video and amazing job by Fire Dept.
Not all Superheros wear capes.
Looked on Google maps - nice looking house. Hope the owners and family are okay.
Poor pump operation, the hose crew was ready in great time then had to wait for water then waited longer to get proper pressure! Its the pump operators job to get proper water to the hose crew as soon as possible! He didn’t do that ! What would happen if they needed it for rescue, or exposure protection? Todays pump operators try to do to much other things instead of the primary job , get water to the hose crew , after you accomplish that then you can do other things ! From a 35 yr ff veteran.
You could hear the pump running. I think it was more of guys not chasing kinks than the operator
@@kjack61 possible ?
Truck arrived at 2:05, entry made at 3:45 with hose. Damn Huey!
Too many other things.
Did they find the dog ?Did anyone pick up other woman crying calling for the dog?
Where’s Dom. Domenic
ThAts what I kept waiting fr the firemen were inside? There was areas to go that weren’t smoking 😿🕊
Great job bill and to the fireman to
Great catch, Great Department !
A lot of hustle yes. But why are there three chiefs working a hose line??? Whose running the operation?
Great personnel response except the engineer was slow charging the line. A- grade for sure.☺
Super quick response, nice to see a good crew.
I really wish in the fire service people would stop putting the regulator in when they aren’t even close to the fire. SAVE YOUR LIFE LINE
Good knock-down once they got water.
The only way your members will get experience is by be able to do it. The guys did a good job but the Chief needs to give up the nozzle. Not his job. You took a command position. Do that job.
Mutual aid chief who arrived prior to the apparatus and was following orders given by the OIC at that time.
@@richardhertzog5356 🫣
@@richardhertzog5356 Then the OIC is a poor leader. You don’t agree that the chief shouldn’t have been on the nozzle? What does it show your firemen that the chief has a mutual aid chief on the nozzle. It means he has no confidence in his men. Which brings down morale in the department. You need to cultivate your firemen and let them put their training to use. Being the control guy isn’t teaching him how to be on the nozzle.
@@Fire-s9s Or maybe he just wanted a little nozzle time. Fuck people, it really isn't a big deal. There seems to be plenty of fires around this part, I'm sure the members get lot's of nozzle time even with the Chief taking the nozzle on this one. People will complain about everything.
Good for you ! Floodlights !!!!
Well Done Whitehall
Good job and keep up the good work
Why do suburban PA/NJ have soooo many firefighting vids? I'm not complaining, it's just weird that recreational fire-spotting is more prevalent here than in most huge cities
There are multiple channels all around PA and NJ that's why it seems like so many. Also there are multiple channels from NYC and LA.
very densely populated areas with older homes.
Great footage! Gave it a 👍
Top Notch THE BEST
Good knock down really quick - 30 seconds after telesquirt arrived
Why is there always a officer on the nozzle? Is it illegal to give some of the younger guys tip time?
Why not? Maybe the Chief wanted a little nozzle action that night.
What abt the dog! Firemen all through the house ?
These guys are good !
NEWS WORKING #1
Thanks
Great job guys!
Raw emotions
did I heard someone say something about a dog?
Where’s Dom. Domenic
Excellent footage!!
The female Firefighter at 6:33 looks cute.....
So is the dog dead or alive?!?!
Correction to my previous comment. Looks like only one chief on that attack line, but why's a chief on the nozzle?
Not all fire departments where black yellow and red helmets for the worker bees. Some of them like to Buck tradition and want to all be Chiefs.
If they're on scene and ready to go, why not? Obviously someone else was in command so have at er and let them have a bit of fun on the line.
Great video billy
oh yea pre arrival I love it
Where is the deck gun?
Aggressive attack or not there is no reason to have 6 or 7 guys on a handline blocking up the main entry/exit point.... disasters have struck from such nonsense....where is the scene safety officer to stop this??
Good work
any word on the dog?
Well trained crew water on fire and out in less than 2 minutes.
Taking a long time to charge that hose.
Great knock down every body
...and subscribed!
Did she find her loved one?
Is that a Chief on the knob??
Ladders, ventilation
Took too damn long for the engineer to drop the tank and get water flowing. Starting pressure was too low.
The little boy tho
SET THE TRUCK UP !!!!!!!!
Great footage. Nice aggressive operations. But whoever that guy is losing his cool like that around 11:58 needs a talking to. Unprofessional.
That one firefighter who was getting shown how to aggressively use a nozzle needed that push. That's how they learn.
Its called being dramatically excited due to alot of shit going on
Yeah not the profession to coddle and hold hands.
Well done that's how you fight a fire maybe these firefighters could show NJ firefighters how it's done, they are useless.
I like this video
Yard breathing
🙏😌
Typical bad pump operator. Most of them charge the line and forget to increase the pressure on the line. Hey Chief, better have a talk with this probe pump operator.
Serious Hustle? I know you’re not talking about that pump operator… 🙄
2:00 This is Not what I call, "Arriving Fully Dressed! This is what you see at 95% of fires.
2:30 This Is what I call being fully dressed. You will hardly ever see firefighters ready to go when their boots hit the ground. This is also where tank water should have been flowing.
3:30 Here comes the water, sort of, One Minute Late. Now imagine you are trapped inside that structure, and you had to wait that much longer for them to turn off the heat and toxic smoke machine. Think about how the fire could have spread and the additional property damage in one minute of uninterrupted combustion and extension.
3:40 The Engineer needs to be re-trained or replaced. If they were waiting for a hydrant hookup, the Chief and officers need to be replaced.
3:50 Do you see how quickly and with the small amount of water it takes to extinguish a fire? That would have taken around 20-40 gallons out of a 1000-gallon tank!!! And that's being generous!
Armchair.
Omg
Nothing like a working fire around 11 to 4 am in the morning
Ok
White helmet from a different company on your tip. Wtf is this shit?!
Delco a fire dose not care who is putting the water on it. Looks like a leader to me.
In PA company officers have white helmets too. I think it's bizarre
Seriously? You need to be told to pull a second line.
Needs Benny Hill music.
Just a training at night from firefighters not real
That was a damned female at 6:34 wearing bunker gear.... Who in the hell let that happen ? ? ? If she was to even be allowed on the scene, it should have been in the capacity of fixing sandwiches and handing out cold drinks to the firemen.... Notice I used MEN behind the word Fire.... Rediculous that somebody let that happen !!!!
I feel horrible for the female who nurtured you in her womb and gave you life..... big yikes.
*over the top eye roll*
And that female ff has a bigger sack then you asshole. Sexist piece of shit.
Rico....I'm sure you would shit your pants the moment you walked within 100 yards of that house. She was fully geared and packed. Im sure fully trained and can work circles around some of her male counterparts.
Listen we can have women on a fire department that’s my station and others around us if u don’t have anything nice to say don’t say it those are my brothers and sisters and they did a hell of a good job just cuz u don’t like that we have females on the fire department here don’t mean we don’t like it so back off and learn some damn respect