GETTIN SALTY EXPERIENCE PODCAST: Ep. 21 | RESCUE BATTALION CHIEF DONALD HAYDE

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Our special guest will be former USMC and 41 year FDNY Rescue Battalion Chief Donald Hayde.
He was a FF in Ladder 16 and 26, Lt. in Ladder 147 and 111, Capt. of Squad 1, and Rescue Battalion Chief. We are looking forward to this one!! #FDNY #Salty #Marines
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@MrRic007 4 жыл бұрын

I was anticipating this show with Chief Hayde .😁. I got the opportunity to get to meet with his father while I was a probie in Brookside . When he passed away , I couldn’t sign up for the funeral detail fast enough . The history he gave us at Brookside was legendary . Chief Hayde personally walked over and thanked us. It was a surreal moment cause the guys that were trained by them would go in and train me and many others . Those lessons I would carry on not just in the firehouse but in everyday life . Thank you guys this was great . Riding on shoulders of Giants . 💪🏾

@GettinSaltyExperience 4 жыл бұрын

Thanks Chief, Had a great time...The Boys

@jeffbasalto5274 4 жыл бұрын

Thank you chief and sd bros

@bean5380 4 жыл бұрын

Great Man that Donny Hayde! I was lucky enough to learn from him at Nassau FSA & NCC where he was my college professor. Helped me out a lot while I was waiting to get otj.

@mattsampson1151 4 жыл бұрын

Yesssssss, best old school tip of the day yet!

@stewkelsall4995 3 жыл бұрын

Top quality podcast again guys. Chief Hayde just projects immense leadership qualities.

@hawaiianfire27 4 жыл бұрын

Great video.. Chief is awesome. Had the privilege to chat with him a couple yrs ago.

@brendanflynn5004 4 жыл бұрын

I remember the first time I met Chief Hayde. I was a “Johnny” Lt working in an engine co in BK. We got sent to the crane collapse on the UES in ‘08. We had a charged precautionary line stretched I/F/O the collapse site & Chief Hayde was at the CP & he looked at me with that icy-steel gaze of his & said, “Is this your line?” I was like, “Yeah, Chief. That’s our line.” That brought it home for me. I though, “You’re it. You’re the boss of this Co. & this is your co’s line. Man-up & own it. You’re playing with the big boys now.” He has a look that makes you feel he like he can look right through you into your soul.

@DowntownDeuce2 Жыл бұрын

What is I/F/O?

@brendanflynn5004 Жыл бұрын

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@DowntownDeuce2 Жыл бұрын

@@brendanflynn5004 Thank you, I was able to follow along up until that point, LOL. From New Orleans Fire Department

@brendanflynn5004 Жыл бұрын

@@DowntownDeuce2 All good. Same as if someone told me “Here comes your voodoo!”

@DowntownDeuce2 Жыл бұрын

@@brendanflynn5004 Haha! Were you down here for that? It was cool getting to meet SOC guys that I read about, or saw on TV, prior to Hurricane Katrina. The thing that I was most impressed with, was the brotherhood and you guys helping to gut our houses, with what limited down time you had. I couldn't figure out why the name "Leeb" was familiar on their recent show. The face was different, considering 18 years have passed, but the voice didn't change. Once he spoke, I nailed it. There was one guy who worked non-stop, mostly with command, staging, and ICS; it is killing me that I cannot remember his name. I have pictures of him if I had a way of getting it to you. I made it a point to get everyone's name and address, but what few worldly possessions I had after Katrina (including my personal notebook with the names and addresses) left on the cruise ship that was used to house firemen and policemen. Three weeks after Katrina, Hurricane Rita came through, and the ships were forced to put to sea from the Port of New Orleans. We didn't get any warning to remove our belongings before they left, and they never returned, LOL. I remember Walsh, Leeb, Gallione, Dash, and D'Stefano.