Chief seems like a very knowledgeable and humble guy. I'm a Lt/Medic at my department in Florida - I can definitely relate to when medic units request PD but give zero reference or stop answering the radio immediately after making the request. Their work schedule is odd to us as we're on the typical 24/48 schedule. I'm sure it's got its pros and cons though.
So is his call sign Battalion 4x? I would of thought that him being C Shift leader he would be Battalion would be Battalion 43, but regularly Battalion on the air is a female.
Chief seems like a very knowledgeable and humble guy. I'm a Lt/Medic at my department in Florida - I can definitely relate to when medic units request PD but give zero reference or stop answering the radio immediately after making the request. Their work schedule is odd to us as we're on the typical 24/48 schedule. I'm sure it's got its pros and cons though.
Where in Florida
Chief Hagerman was a hell of a good Firefighter when he was younger
I Love This would love to see more of LFD
Awesome video!!
So is his call sign Battalion 4x? I would of thought that him being C Shift leader he would be Battalion would be Battalion 43, but regularly Battalion on the air is a female.
Call Sign Is 43
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It also Can Depend On The Shift Thats At Least I Think A Shift Is Battlion 41 B Shift Is 42 And C Shift Is 43@@abbottshaull9831
Chief doesn't like seat belts