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Agreed, also zero messing about running out lines etc...just cracked on and got the job done with initially limited resources.

It all depends how big the truck and the water tank inside is, maybe also regulations etc that might be different in every country but Standard i would say between 1500L to 3000L.. Some countrys, like in Europe, even have smaller trucks used in villages or very narrow town center who only carry 500L to 1000L water. Then there are trucks specifically build to carry bigger amounts of water who can carry 4000L to 10000L.. anything more is only possible with fire trucks that have big tanks, either a regular looking Tanker (like they are also used for Milk, Fuel or other liquid Materials), specially build Trucks with big Built-in water tanks or very special build Airport Crash Tender etc who can carry 12.000L to 22.000L.. there exist even semi trucks with a massive tanker trailer in some countrys with which they can carry up to between 30.000L to 40.000L water

It looks like these trucks had at least 5000 to 8000L on board.

its a 3rd world country of course they wouldnt have that

They are at a level that many rural fire departments were 30 years ago they will improve as there society advances as it has for the rural departments

Yet they were more efficient than 95% of U.S. FDs.

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