MAYDAY! HEAVY FIRE Throughout 3 Private Dwellings - Brooklyn 5th ALARM Box 268 [Up Close w/ FDNY]

©FDNY Response Videos 2020
Address: 244 Montrose Ave. off Bushwick Ave.
Fire on the top floor of a 3 story 25x50 frame PD with extension into exposures 2, 4 & 4a
Box loaded up due to calls.
E-216: 10-75 - 18:15
TL-119 FAST
B-35: Extra E&T (E-229 & H&L-104) - 18:18
B-35: All Hands - Fire on the top floor - 2 L/S, 1 L/O -DWH - 18:19
B-35: Transmit a 2nd Alarm - 18:20
B-37 FF, B-57 RUL, B-45 Safety, E-207 w/ Sat. 6
D-11: Advise E-207 to report with the manifold to the CP & Give us another truck (L-112) - 18:31
D-11: Transmit a 3rd Alarm - 18:32
B-44 FF, B-38 Staging, B-43 Air Recon, E-332 Comm.
Staging: Montrose Ave. & Graham Ave.
D-11: 3 L/S/O - DWH - 18:38
D-11: 4 L/S, 3 L/O - 18:41
FC: D-11: Transmit a 4th Alarm - We want one of the trucks to be a TL - 19:02
FC: Per C-4a, Fire in exposures 2 & 4 - Water on the fire - We had a collapse of exposure 3 wall - Roll call is being conducted - DWH - 19:17
FC: Per C-4a, Transmit a 5th Alarm - 19:20
FC: Per C-4a, 2 TL's, 4 handlines & 2 exterior handlines in operation - All members are accounted for - DWH - 19:21
FC: Special call 2 additional trucks (L-128 & TL-157 act. 111) - 19:35
FC: Special call a truck to relieve the FAST truck (H&L-5 act. 102) & 2 additional BC's (B-31 & B-1 act. 57)- 19:52
FC: Special call 3 additional trucks into staging (L-140, H&L-118 & TL-105) - 20:10
FC: Special call 3 additional trucks into staging (L-110, L-123 & L-132) - 20:45
FC: Per C-3 COD, PWH - 20:48
FC: Special call a BC (B-58) - 21:01
Assignment:
E-216, 237, 206, 230, 229 s/c
L-108, 146, 119F, 104 s/c
B-35, 28
R-2
SQ-252
D-11
RAC-2
2nd Alarm Maybe:
E-211, 218, 217
L-124, 112 s/c
B-37, 57R, 45S
FC, SB, RB, TSU-1, CTU, RM
E-207 w/ Sat. 6
3rd Alarm:
E-271, 222, 291, 214
L-107 (act. 146)
B-44, 38 Staging, 43 Air Recon
MSU
E-332 Communications
RAC-1
Car-11a, 23, 4a, 22d, 12c, 12
4th Alarm:
E-221, 277, 238, 235
L-176 (act. 108), 111
B-46
Car-4, 24b
5th Alarm:
E-210, 259, 233, 234
L-102, 106, 128 s/c, 157 (act. 111) s/c, 5F (act. 102) s/c, 140 s/c, 118 s/c, 105 s/c, 110 s/c, 123 s/c, 132 s/c
B-4, 31 s/c, 1 (act. 57) s/c, 58 s/c
Car-3, 33
Relocations include:
E-249 to E-218
E-287 to E-206
E-224 to E-216
E-6 to E-217
E-301 to E-222
E-15 to E-229
E-220 to E-230
E-281 to E-238
E-253 to E-234
E-294 to E-277
E-40 to E-281
E-273 to E-249
L-176 to L-108
L-125 to L-112
L-109 to L-108
L-130 to L-140
H&L-20 to H&L-104
H&L-5 to L-102
H&L-101 to H&L-106
H&L-6 to H&L-118
TL 107 to TL 146
TL-1 to TL-119
TL-157 to TL-111
TL-172 to TL-111
TL-12 to TL-105
B-32 to B-35
B-6 to B-38?
B-51 to B-58
B-2 to B-28
B-1 to B-57
B-10 to B-31

[@93X777]

2:45, that guy is standing in the flames. Great respect, FDNY.

[@AnnaMorris411]

I must say I’ve never seen a structure fire burn so hot, there’s BLUE/WHITE flames leaping above it! Whoa!

[@andreagrove7851]

There is always someone who could do it better in the comments, so annoying, it's easy to sit back and judge but to be there dealing with it I'm sure is a whole dif ball game. Let's just admire the hard work these guys do guys!

[@engineco.1494]

Well said! Theres no shortage of armchair youtube experts these days!

[@jimfoster7986]

Stop whining.

[@andreagrove7851]

@@jimfoster7986 lol

[@polojoe2835]

Took 5 minutes to figure out who was supplying who…

[@Osahashi]

4:44 there are at least 5 firefighters on the roof, next to the flames and none of them has a water hose to extinguish, these are things I will never understand... are they waiting for the fire to go out by itself?

[@RaimoLehtinen]

You are right ...besides the water cannon at the end of the ladder did nothing. They might have waited for the order even though the flames were already spreading on the roof of the neighbor's house before their eyes. The work of firefighters does not seem effective?????

[@user-peach408]

They may have been on the roof for opening ventilation of roof. Each firefighter has a specific job. All are not there to use a hose. Go to your local fire station and they will be glad to explain their different jobs and how it coordinates to put out the fire.

[@chrisc2683]

Those five guys are the roof men from the ladder companies. Their job up there is to cut holes in the roof in order to let heat and smoke escape the building. They don’t carry hose lines. If you notice, one of the guys had a two and a half gallon fire extinguisher that he was using to keep the flames away from the guy cutting the roof.

[@robertbrady9597]

amazing video on here tonight great job to all the brother who work on the house

[@jerrybuit3040]

Great coverage. Thanks for sharing.

[@yjb19743]

They don’t even have water

[@charlessweeney1597]

why is it in all these videos you seem to have all the tools on this planet but not like the U K we got the tools but our priority is putting the most important thing on it WATER

[@michelinman8592]

Damn, that was *HECTIC!*

[@icysteve46]

Why is that firefighter fighting that fire with a garden hose, when there are three ladders and IDK how many engines on scene?

[@annabodot962]

So interesting to hear the coms between Command and the guys. Good back and forth. It made me think of 9/11: imagine you're in the command sector and you radio out to various units and you hear....nothing. You keep at trying to raise them and you hear...nothing. Over and over. I cannot imagine the trauma as you realize you never will get an answer.

[@Perseus505]

There are maybe 10 fireman on the roof, braught up by 2 ladders and all they have is a little gardenhose? I'm from Germany and this is not what is done here. Those 2 ladders would blast a torrent of water to put the fire out. greetings

[@brandonhutchison9864]

Agree. I'm flabbergasted. Don't they have much water in New York?

[@azul8811]

In Germany would any of the firefighters actually be in the building or on the roof?

[@Perseus505]

@@azul8811 That depends on the building size. Normally they operate from the ladder bucket. To open roofs for venting you can remove the ceramic shingles with a hook. Industrial buildinge with other rooftiles they do it on the roof in safe distanz from the flames.

[@GamingWithLenox]

​@@brandonhutchison9864 Do you not see the big tower ladder hitting the fire?

[@GamingWithLenox]

Do you not see the big tower ladder hitting the fire?

[@glyn1]

Never in my life have i seen a pack of fire fighters saying who is in charge loOks like NO ONE

[@FDNYResponseVideos]

Who said “who is in charge”…

[@daveism3000]

​@@FDNYResponseVideosc'mon - ICS was a $#*%show here

[@magicmoto4117]

That's one reason why buildings shouldn't be that close to each other but anyways great work NYFD 🚒🚒🚒🚒

[@azul8811]

You sound like you’ve never set foot in a large and old city.

[@craiglee5826]

I work nearby this fire about the 3rd alarm traffic was redirected back down Bushwick.

[@windwardpro]

Why are the radio communications always so crappy? I that just the reception from monitoring them?

[@NewEnglandFireVideos]

Great Footage as always Nick!

[@dmcinerney77]

Do they assign someone to sit there with their pass device going off at every fire?

[@sully801]

F.A.S.T. Truck

[@dmcinerney77]

@@sully801 no my comment was in reference to the fact that in many FDNY videos you can hear a pass alarm going off in the background. Turn off the pass alarms so they don't get overlooked if someone was having an actual emergency

[@caps139]

@@dmcinerney77 easier said than done with 200 plus guys... but every time i hear it i shake out of habit

[@bohemoth1]

I used to live in that neighborhood. My Elementary school is just around the corner from the fire. I later became an Auxiliary Firefighter with Engine Company 229 and often rode with the 35 Battalion and the 11 Division which used to be quartered with Engine 229 and Ladder Company 146.

[@charlesrudish9147]

Yes...and??

[@Rathfarnham]

Is auxiliary a volunteer? Stay safe. 🇮🇪

[@LadyViolatorUK1]

And I really admire your dedication to your volunteering, not an easy job..I commend you xx

[@LadyViolatorUK1]

@@charlesrudish9147 come on Charles..!

[@mongolikechewchew2475]

@@Rathfarnham yes

[@mrkeyboardclicker]

After 911 I thought millions went to comms for this sort of problem, how in the world can a operator follow directions you can't even hear?.

[@alohajoe98]

Blue flames...gas?

[@KOBIELWOODS]

C'mone.....get water on the fire at exposure foah!!!!!

[@glennkometscher7928]

shut up karen

[@reginabundy5139]

That's bad. I hope no one got hurt.

[@va3xj]

Fantastic footage! Nice work! 👍🏻

[@windage]

all those fighters, towers and NO water?

[@LadyViolatorUK1]

What a terrible fire..my heart goes out to the survivors of this, an awful time xxx

[@yjb19743]

There is no need for them to be on the roof

[@thesailingtourists]

These guys have some B.F. balls

[@ralphralpherson9441]

That was one hell of a fire... Those buildings went up like dry kindling. A noble effort by the roof team and aerial crew. That last part looked like a mess with all those hanging wires. They put a good knock on that quickly. Well done men.

[@NJDRONEMAN]

Wow!! Great Footage Bro!!!

[@bevcamren1316]

Also school bus drivers always retire with lots of health problems aches and pains from repetitive movements lifting heavy children when necessary not an easy job I did it back in the day for a few years very stressful but I love kids so enjoyed that part good pay and benefits

[@AndyMan18]

Is command Ed Metcalf? Watched a documentary when he was the captain of 252. Seems like a really good guy.

[@BIGDROC99]

No

[@FireIrelandcom]

Retired yrs ago

[@AndyMan18]

Thanks for the reply’s.

[@goodfinds3663]

You Spiderman bro. Nice shots from the top of the opposite building.

[@ronaldsummons6100]

that blue flames looks like gas fed. i hope everyone was well.

[@darylprescott8130]

This is what you call a bad day

[@jurgenkuhlmann9194]

If I could start all over again, I'd become a fireman! Great job again! One scene is particularly striking at 2:50: a fireman handling a "Trennjaeger" (power cutter) just a few feet from the flames!

[@jurgenkuhlmann9194]

@@almostsk8terjamie Yes, you are right, this is indeed a tough job! But in the US as well as in Germany, it's one of the jobs society appreciates the most, because people do know that firemen constantly put their own health at risk to save others. As to you, I believe modern medical care & surgery will put you back on your feet again, what may have not been the case some 30 years ago. Seemingly, there are many jobs out there which in the long run have negative effects on one's body. Did you know that even professional musicians who had spent 25 years in the pit suffer from degradations of the spine, hearing loss, and other ailments? Professional football players have to quit at 30 because of multiple injuries. What I want to say here is that you are not alone; there are countless jobs - I would say almost all - that have some kind of long - term effect on us, no matter what we have done! But when you are young, you want that job by pushing aside any aspects that could count against it. All the best, kind regards! Please stay safe & healthy!

[@bevcamren1316]

Good chief Jaime thankks 4serving

[@xheralt]

And being protected by what looked like a guy with a _hand extinguisher!_

[@muskete8992]

@@jurgenkuhlmann9194 German society appreciates their fire fighters? That is rediculous, to be honest. In the US for sure but certainly not in Germany. Not anymore. Thanks to the far left/green political direction that Germany is following the last 20 years almost every police man, every fire fighters or medic knows that it is everything but funny anymore. They are constantly threatened and too often even attacked and by e.g. refugees and criminals during their shifts. This is daily business in Germany and the result of a tolarance drunken political leadership that always puts migrants above their own executive. In addition, all fire fighters and cops are extremely poorly equipped and paid even less.

[@jurgenkuhlmann9194]

@@muskete8992 Well, I assume that firefighters have some sort of reputation in Germany. This far left / green political direction is something I do not follow and totally disagree with for 30 years! It's a threat against Democracy in general, such as Trumpism in the US threatens Democracy from the far right! What else would you call these tricks invented by a Trumpist Governor (I forget of which State) to keep African - Americans from casting their ballots?

[@raimundomedeiros1190]

de empregadinho de governo que puxa saco

[@HERO-mh2rr]

why did that building not have fire sprinkler system. or another word fire suppression system. every building in the world should have them.

[@dennisjaciw]

Lol

[@KathrynsWorldWildfireTracking]

4:48 - "Whoa whoaa guys, what'ih-ya guys do-in?" "Exposhe-yah foh-ah!" _God I love their accents._

[@tallmike6598]

They are speaking "New York" !! I'm in upstate New York we don't sound anything like that..

[@KathrynsWorldWildfireTracking]

@@bevcamren1316 ? Who cares about loving their accents?

[@bevcamren1316]

@@KathrynsWorldWildfireTracking I was not the one that said I love their accents I don't know where that came from

[@andreagrove7851]

@@KathrynsWorldWildfireTracking mind ur business karen

[@TomDotCom2]

In NYC, nearly every firefighter and police officer talks like that.

[@esmeesme7666]

FDNY is the best!! Take care!

[@chrishuston1451]

just watch it bur. it doesn't need water

[@ellenarelkin1238]

So scary! 🫣🫣🫣

[@davidocktora04]

This fire very never ended !

[@MusicLoverPearson]

That''s why they should've never built those building so close together all of those people lost their homes and possessions

[@ph11p3540]

20/20 hindsight. These are 80 year old building built during a time where fire resistant design and sprinkler systems were unheard of and land was somewhat cheap. If these were current day modern construction, they would be building with mostly concrete and whole floor sprinkler systems on every floor.

[@davidminton5176]

@@ph11p3540 -- Sadly these days way too many (apartment) buildings (even high-end ones) are built like crap. Concrete first floor (lobby/retail), concrete elevator shafts, parking garages (if present); but residential floors are cheap, wooden, stick-built 3-5 stories tall. Yeah fully sprinkled, but cheap match-stick just ready to combust. I've watched numerous "luxury" apartments go up here...wouldn't live above the second floor in any of them.

[@82fdny97]

So housing would be more expensive and more scarcely available. Plus how could you have high rises? The person above you is close. Let me guess, you're a democr..........

[@Rathfarnham]

It scares me how close some homes are to each other especially timber framed homes.

[@82fdny97]

@@Rathfarnham alternative?

[@yjb19743]

If you could put out a fire by talking the fire should have been out long time ago

[@windage]

Cuomo sure has made this FD better...poor fire fighters!

[@857firephoto]

⭐Fireground⭐

[@stvnd53]

TL never gets old !!!!

[@johndaly9843]

Great video..thank you !!

[@nye4381]

Pray for NYFD always be safe. You guys working so hard and risks ur life👍

[@andyoxleyonhistravels]

Yep.

[@yjb19743]

No purpose having people on roof

[@jurgenkuhlmann9194]

How flammable these buildings are, all that wood & other stuff, no firewalls for sure; no wonder this is a 5 alarm! One room in the backyard (20:00) moreover seemed to be stuffed with a lot of unknown debris...

[@gglegreff1858]

Elle est opérationnel, l'échelle a 19.10 ???

[@mgratk]

From a layman's perspective: 2:39 just one example of gigantic brass balls.

[@dgvideodk]

Sorry but this is just plain stupid. Not wearing a mask in that smoke is just asking for cancer. Not wearing SCBA on that roof is not big balls. Its DUMB as fck.

[@Carter-dv4hz]

2:52 how humanity is right now.

[@alainbelleau9485]

for all firefighters yours works is amazing job to shut down all these fires in New York and around the city good graduations .

[@shawnhusk524]

Prayers goes out to all the police an the firefighters who work in the U.S today. They get up an take it to the max everyday to keep us safe. At least I can do is pray 4 each of em

[@ericweiler6571]

Turn the radio down, we don't need that activity here??? What in the hell does that even mean?

[@FDNYResponseVideos]

right?

[@KG-yn9qi]

Well not sure they make right call there! Okay keep men out ok but to pull the ladder off the exposure to just let the building next door go up! And why after the ladders are up and have been working.. does it take so long to restart them? And the only water was from a hand held extinguisher! Protecting the guys working to vent the roof! What a joke! Can always save it in the basement!

[@JoeyPinter]

question, who or what is "shoffer?" (spelling)

[@GeneralZodFDNY77]

He said Chauffeur. The Chauffeur is the vehicle operator.

[@JoeyPinter]

@@GeneralZodFDNY77 thanks so much. i actually gussed that but spelled it like a moron.

[@happyhello5988]

I love watching the firefighters work and I believe they are true Heroes. I just wish someone would narrate these because I don’t understand anything they’re saying or doing?! 🤷‍♀️

[@jamesaddie4895]

Keep watching fire videos you will learn and be able to watch in silence and know what they are doing and why. Just remember it's a fight. And sometimes the fire wins what I mean by that is there are fires so big you can't put them out they have to burn themselves out. Look up a fire in Rockford IL and oil plant they could only contain.

[@daveism3000]

It's FDNY - nobody knows what they're saying, and this was the LaCroix version of the Incident Command System to know what their firefighters were doing. Compare fireground comms and safety here to Stockton CA or Decker's videos (Ohio?) for good tactical teaching

[@happyhello5988]

@@jamesaddie4895 Thank you for the advice. I really appreciate it.

[@happyhello5988]

@@daveism3000 Thank you for replying. I’ll look into more fire videos and your suggestions. I appreciate your feedback.

[@azul8811]

@@daveism3000 I think that Stockton does excellent work. I’ve thought that for years. But can you supply a link to a video of one of their 5 Alarm fires involving 4 occupied, multi-story, attached frames? That way we can compare apples to apples.

[@nayanpanchal39]

Great video

[@harlemJ]

Surprised they didn’t lose the whole block !!!

[@azul8811]

Yeah. In many other cities that may very well have been the outcome. Fortunately that’s not the case in NYC.

[@Bobby-gr3sf]

Many thanks to these heroes of every fire department. Many people don't realize that when they fight fires in old buildings many of these dwellings are filled with lead paint even behind the walls. The effects of lead paint will cause them great future harm as when lead paint heats that much it becomes extremely toxic.

[@creedsters2001]

IM WATCHING THIS. SO STUPID

[@azul8811]

Are you? Why brag about it?

[@FirstRespondersNYC]

You haven’t talked to me in a long time.

[@humanbean462]

I can't say enough about the courage and vital benefit these fire fighters are too society . What makes me so f**ing angry is the "banksters" and filthy rich don't pay a 50th of the taxes they should pay to give these heros good pay, more equipment, more safety equipment et cetera . These bastards on wall street are probably trying to rip off these guys pension funds as i type !!!!

[@tinabutkus4619]

Omg ! That looks horrible ! Hope everyone is out and unhurt belongings can be replaced lives can’t ! 💕🔥

[@DRFelGood]

Great Catch I everyone’s ok 🚒🚒🚒🚒🚒🚒🚒🚒🚒🚒🚒🚒🚒🚒🚒🚒❤️

[@tallmike6598]

How many PSI is the water coming out of the hose ?

[@caomhnoir386]

150 is standard for an inch and 3/4 line, they are using deuce and a half (2 1/2) lines standard off an Engine's hose bed I believe

[@tallmike6598]

@@caomhnoir386 What got me wondering is those men on the roof.. I bet they could get knocked off there pretty easily if someone wasn't paying attention. Much respect for those men.

[@mongolikechewchew2475]

Depends on the size of the line being used,how many lengths were stretched and being used,plus what floor the line is stretched to. You gotta be able to do some math in order to b qualify to b a chauffeur. Lol

[@andreagrove7851]

Oh jeez here sum more of em

[@azul8811]

@@caomhnoir386 Are you serious?

[@frankpaxtonjr5690]

How do you find time to sleep bro the busiest FD in America your always around

[@salc8724]

Once again, as past jobs, as past videos.. great footage. Now, back to my regular “trolling” comment. YoU sHoWeD uP lAtE, yOu MiSsEd ThE oLd LaDy SkYdIvINg FrOm ThE rOoF.

[@ffandrewd2986]

Lol

[@andreagrove7851]

Wait what lol

[@tedmoffat8849]

Don't ya just hate it when you're ladder falls to bits😂😮

[@JustAntNoJazz]

Jesus Christ is Lord and Savior get right with him and repent before its too late. He loves us all and only he can save us from eternal comdemnation with his gifting of everlasting life ♥️.

[@Rathfarnham]

So sad, people list their homes. Hope no one was injured. 🙏🇮🇪

[@hanneshorst]

"Box loaded up due to calls." What does this mean? thx!

[@GeneralZodFDNY77]

It means they are sending more companies to the scene due to numerous phone calls to 911 by citizens.

[@chrisc2683]

I know you asked this question about 2 years ago but here is your answer. Box loaded up due to calls means that because the 911 dispatchers are receiving numerous/many calls from citizens reporting a fire, that here is a high likelihood of there not only being an actual fire but that the fire is probably a big one since so many people are calling. So the dispatchers take it upon themselves to send out extra units to the fire right away as opposed to waiting for a chief to get on scene and request the extra units. Hope it makes sense.

[@doc6306]

3:00 Can man is very optimistic....

[@FDNYResponseVideos]

Just trying to cover the guy with the saw, cool down the area a tiny bit. If you have it, might as well use it!

[@Rickard53]

Why don't they just get a hose up there? Could have easily contained the fire before it even spread to the right building

[@andreagrove7851]

@@Rickard53 there's always one of u guys in here haha

[@Rickard53]

@@andreagrove7851 yeah, and probably just like you I am a firefighter too. Give me a reason to NOT use water then?

[@andreagrove7851]

@@Rickard53 nope I know nothing about it, just like watching these guys do something I'd never do cuz it terrifies me.

[@michaelboccino5251]

Best First Responders 🔥

[@bevcamren1316]

nyfd heros

[@jamesfraser4173]

What is RUL?

[@azul8811]

Resource Unit Leader. Years ago, the position was known as the COMCORD.

[@DanzaThatHoeJOE]

Yep Resource Unit Leader. It’s an Incident Command System position primarily meant to track on-scene resources and help with incident planning.

[@sinless74]

Good video. Bad use of resources. TL 146 could have contained or controlled extensions in its field of attack but they were useless for the first 7 minutes. So was this a Mayday? Or an Emergency? We use Mayday for trap, injured, lost members not wall collapse. I stopped watching after 8 minutes.

[@johnrupnick5272]

Yes mayday! He didn’t know if anyone was trapped or injured! Called the roll to locate everyone!

[@spacemilk-c8d]

Wow great footage nice video

[@petragrumbkow7400]

danke

[@johndettmann3443]

Love fdny! Always good for a laugh!! I'd let that whole shit ball of city burn. Would be an improvement.

[@azul8811]

When is the last time you set foot in the place?

[@LadyViolatorUK1]

Sending thoughts and prayers to all the firefighters xx

[@augustusanderson6949]

I've watched a lot of these & it always seems to take longer then it should to get water on the flames, there needs to be a better system in getting water through those hoses, just an opinion!

[@alexanderpasnl]

I don't know what you have been watching of course and perhaps you mean something totally different, but I do know they need to be absolutely 1000% sure there is no one left inside the buildings before putting water on the flames otherwise any living soul inside will get boiled to death. That is the reason you often see crews ready with hoses on the street but waiting. They are mostly not waiting on water but on the order.

[@JJ-iu6jp]

At 2:55 is he trying to extinguish the blaze on the roof with a fire extinguisher??? Lol!!! That would be like putting a band aid on an amputated finger...Umm seriously, they know much better than myself how to fight such fires, but thought that was funny.

[@jimjonrs3932]

He was just trying to keep it down enough for the other guy to ventilate the roof.

[@1582len]

trying to protect the guy with the saw.

[@KathrynsWorldWildfireTracking]

Not all water use on fire is meant to extinguish it. I found out sprays / mists / light streams are usually there to cool ambient air. This really helps to keep shooting flames from rising up. That allows fighters to stand in that heat without sweating balls and feeling like they should pass out. (Keeps their gear from melting too.) On a roof like that, it was described to me it's like wearing a fur coat outside when the weather is 110 degrees F, or 33 C. Cooling yourself off 20 degrees F is a godsend of relief.

[@mongolikechewchew2475]

Another use for the water,once the fire is knocked down,if using a smooth bore knob, crack it open half way and aim out a window, this helps ventilate the room ur in of smoke and heat. If using a fog knob, use the fog pattern. As far as the canman on the roof,as has been said,he was just protecting the roof man as he vents the roof.

[@markbaker1969]

Instead of eight guy standing there doing absolutely nothing on the roof how about using a water stream off of that bucket on the corner to knock a lot of that fire down

[@davidhickmon70]

Great Job. God Bless.

[@KatzMeow311]

God bless those heroes....

[@BusDriver-ro1mj]

FDNY ENGINE 88 IS ON Sence

[@jimmyr2713]

Not even close.

[@debrasopp6115]

God bless you all

[@williamlogullo8452]

The Brothers getting it done again 💯

[@JNProduction]

very brave and extraordinary act Brodher

[@yourmedicalupdatepodcast7256]

I lost everything😔

[@robertscutt2904]

You Didn't Lose 🔥Your Precious Live,🙏🏼 It's Tough Losing Sentimental Things, But The Only Way Is Up. ✝️ God Help You 🙏 I Know The Feeling. Capeesh. And ✝️God Bless The Best 🚒🔥 Department In The 🌎 Bar None. 👍🏻🇺🇸

[@williamschlenger1518]

Get off of the roof.Let the ladder trucks work it.

[@glennkometscher7928]

f off karen

[@marygard6907]

There was a terrible fire in a row house in Philadelphia on 1/4/2022. Multiple fatalities.

[@johngunter4057]

Amazing footage thank you greatness as always 🙌 FDNY

[@noahsarknancy]

Oh dear Lord

[@chipseal9403]

When there is no God above the state, the state becomes god (By definition, an idol, a false god)-the highest authority in the lives of those governed.

[@alllivesmatter627]

Only wish you didn’t have an overload of ads

[@bohemoth1]

Slide the RED play line to almost the end let it play out and hit replay. It will eliminate all the ads.