Interior Fire Attack • Relay Pump • Stockton, CA

[@komitadjie]

Man, as usual, Stockton crew goes in, fire goes *OUT*. Well done, guys, that was a heck of a job!

[@nebraskaninkansas347]

Some may argue about the hose not being charged while driving over it. However your heavy vehicle can cause enough of a tear to weaken the hose and as soon as it is charged burst, or you weaken the hose enough reducing its life. That hose is the firefighters lifeline. Water is literally what is the difference between life and death for firefighters. The tank on their engine is usually good for about two minutes of water. Without a supply they may not have enough water to escape should conditions deteriorate.

[@terrystephens1102]

Another example of how good this FD is, no muss, no fuss, they lay in a water supply seamlessly and have water on the fire within a couple of minutes after arrival. Outstanding! 😃👌👌👌👌👏👏👏👏👏👏👏

[@justinjustin337]

Talk about hustle!!!! Well done!

[@littleblitz8239]

Your silent narration is the best. LZFD retired Ilinois

[@daveskritterkingdom]

Damn, no closer hydrants?

[@mtnredhed]

Older semi rural areas are where you see those weird hydrants.

[@John-cq3hk]

As a student, interior search in total darkness seems like a challenge. Any tips or advise ? Haw can I prepare mentally for training or work experience ? love the videos by the way.

[@metocco]

Very good!

[@scott.m587]

These guys kick ass!!

[@drmikeburnett73]

Wow, these guys are good!

[@StormyJP]

Firefighters need the best air respirators and gear known to mankind.

[@KARR5000]

If there's a fire hose, just detour all of one block around it, it's not that hard

[@angelo212]

LOve it!! Pure fun! Mad money to.

[@nebraskaninkansas347]

Got to love that blown insulation.

[@jadengarcia3803]

I know what happen I live there

[@elinkjellberg1575]

So how did this happen?

[@jadengarcia3803]

Lol it's elmwood