I lived on Blake Ave and my Mother and Father took in a family to live with us after this happened. It was a very scary day. We thought the fire would spread to our house.

Awesome double pull!

Beautiful ‘82 ALF

BLACK Afrocan people would never do that..😂😅

3:38 the last white girls in the whole neighborhood

Heroes.

I like the part with the firetruck in it! You digaroonski?

Paddy Brown ❤

Thank you for the better quality! Strong work

Im currently working on getting the whole video on dvd, Ill share it when I do...

Im currently working on getting the whole video on dvd, Ill share it when I do...

That suicide was on August 11 so it was right around the time they started filming Benetatos (Naudet brothers). There's footage of him from July. At that moment the woman is contemplating suicide :(

NYs darkest years

ONLY public safety I have use for today are firefighters... cops and stand alone EMS are just...

So sad and heartbreaking watching this💔😢, but so important that it exists as a testament of their brilliance, bravery and sacrifice.RIP to good men of Rescue1🙏🏻🕯

Never realised in the 1990's they were still wearing jeans and rubber jackets. Mental

Got marshmallows?

RESCUE ME SERIES!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

You can see those helmets could tell so many stories just by looking at them. If only they could talk

Motorola?

Officers wore a tie. Professionalism. A bygone era.

Williams? Tommy Williams?

Looks like that dude got hit by the ladder truck! Idiot!

Gotta love those MACK BAKER AERIALSCOPES. FDNY used them since the early 1960's. My Department in Eastern Pa. bought the second last one made (MACK BAKER) in 1991.

50 YEARS AGO LD 102 B BEDFORD AVE. EXPRESS THESE MEN WORR NO SCOTT PACKS NO NONE NADA NOTHING TO PROTECT THESE HEROS IN 1974 FOR A FIREMAN MAYBE 22000 A YEAR WITH LOTS OF OT MOST FIREMEN JUST LEFT THE JUNGLES OF VIETNAM AND LTS AND CAPTAINS AND CHEIFS COMBAT WWII VETERANS THAT OR POLICE OFFICERS OR MAYBE NYC DEPARTMENT OF SANATATION A 12 TO 16000 DOLLAR A YEAR JOB BACK THEN WHEN WE STILL HAD MEN THIS OR THEDE WERE CONSIDERED GREAT NYC JOBS WHEN YOU KEPT YOUR NOSE CLEAN HAD A HS DIPLOMIA WERE A NYC RESIDENT AND A COMBAT VETERAN ALSO HAD A LARGE SET OF CAST IRON BALLS.FDNY IS THE LARGEST BUSIEST FD IN THE USA YOU COULD BUY A SMALL HOUSE WITH A SMALL YARD OUT ON LONG ISLAND PARADISE TO THOSE WHO GREW UP IRISH ITALIAN CATHOLIC IN OVERCROWDED RUN DOWN RAIL ROAD FLATS OR SHOT GONE APTS MADE OF 💯 PERCENT WOOD FIRE TRAPS BUT IN A 2 BEDROOM APT 6 7 TO YES 10 KIDS SAME FATHER AND MOM A PUBLIC SCHOOL FOO VENDI NOW SOME 30 40 50 YEARS SINCE UNDER DEMOCRATIC CONTROL LOOKS LIK DRESDEN GERMANY AFTER

30 plus years and can't stand how they don't wear and us packs then wonder how they die of cancer that's how from the bullshit you breathed in.

I knew of Tommy's story from the gettin salty experience . They talked wuth mike millner about that disaster. RIP LT. Williams.

One of my friends uncles was tom foley on Rescue 3 and her father passed away in 2020 because of cancer from the clean up

Why police departments are allowed to appear at and ‘support’ political campaigns is beyond me….

Someone said this and I think it fits most if not all the fire companies that responded that day. If were riding on any one of the 5 rescue companies you lost that company

Attorney General Jerry Brown

Oh man....the drama ! LOL I don't ever remember the dangers being spoken about, except in laughter. Guys worked in busy houses because they loved doing the job, not just being on it. A lot of guys had sons who followed them onto the job. They admired and respected what their fathers did and now the sons understood why the father loved the job so much. What a great experience it was to be a New York City Fireman !

When I see these guys climbing ladders to get inside a burning building to fight the fire and rescue people, the question I have is do women firefighters do this same stuff nowadays? I have not seen women firefighters doing this. Please someone share their experience.

3:36 Fought fires underground?? Cool! Tho they don’t have water and it’s the job of the engine company to put the fire out.

I wonder what Kevin’s kid looks like now

15:24 so eerie

Is that William Shatner narrating this?

Nice

Can anyone name the Lt. from 233?

NYC fire fighter crew's av got so much soul and happiness to them. Salute to you NYC.

I Can't believe that this footage was filmed 11 years before 9/11. Nobody knew 11 years later their life would change forever 🇺🇲🇺🇸🗽🚒🚒🚒 GOD BLESS THE USA 🇺🇸 🙏

Great video

I remember back in the early 1970’s I picked up a job application to become a firefighter at this fire house , it was much easier back then to get the job it was so simple back then , no computers no cellphones no internet no cable tv , I was a fresh healthy young guy now a old man

Great 1970’s vintage video

I remember having this recorded on vhs and watching it over and over. I haven't been able to find it but wish I could.

MC Mack. Garbage truck chassis. Very durable.

Leather helmet. Pre-impact shell days. Sat low. Custom fitted.

What is cool are the Mack CF rigs complete with hosebed covers.

Dig that 'stache! 😅🤙✌

I'm looking for an audio from back in the day when a manhattan dispatcher was calling engine 28 to find out what they had at a box and then finally told them to leave that fire to go to another box Thank you