**MASSIVE Elizabeth NJ BLAZE** HEAVY FIRE Destroys HUGE Warehouse - Huge Smoke Cloud Travels to NYC

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This factory was built in 1863 for the singer sewing corporation. More information here: en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Singe...
Fire Location 107 Trumbull St
Crews had bad hydrants in the complex
SI getting calls for smoke
Marine 9 & Marine Battalion responding
Marine 6 added

[@Eric-sn4qz]

Hey man, great video and thanks for not having any unnecessary talking chatter cluttering up the video.

[@Greylocks]

Old buildings like these rarely have adequate defensive measures. Plus you never really know what got soaked into the frame over the decades. Short of teleporting a whole lake onto the structure, you can only hope to control it.

[@johngoglia-gh7ql]

Property that is idle is burned out across country for numerous reasons . 1. Insurance money, economy 2. No taxes on building if total burn is done.. land where building sits up for sale win. Win

[@Greylocks]

@@johngoglia-gh7ql or purely accidental reasons. I prefer not to speculate unless it's painfully obvious. I'm not an investigator. But I agree it can be done with intent.

[@michaeld8443]

and the owners who dont give a F

[@narzorealme9754]

😅

[@johnodonoghue651]

Historic Singer Sewing Machine factory 1873

[@davidweyant9356]

That is a shame.

[@joeapicelli8367]

I live down in the Asbury Park area and the smoke was across the horizon. Crazy. Hope all are safe.

[@BillKrayer12thMan]

I'm originally from Neptune ‼️ Live in the Seattle area now, but I watch this channel and Jersey Shore Fire Response to remind me of home. My dad was Chief of Neptune FD in 1983 so I grew up with FF and EMS,we lived a block away from the firehouse.

[@JustPlaneNutzRC]

Awesome footage! This is the best coverage I've come across! 👍👍

[@bblegacy]

Fantastic video of this!!! I'm amazed and very glad to see that someone finally realized video turns out MUCH better if they hold their phone sideways.

[@kowalski3769]

Brutal fire. Nice work capturing some of it considering it covered such a large area!

[@FDNYResponseVideos]

Thanks a ton!

[@rolfsinkgraven]

A hell of a start of 2024 wow

[@JudgeGritter]

Nice early start there. Great catches, lots of fire officers in their plain cars.

[@joewalsh6331]

MONSTER Fire; a Life of it's Own - Roaring Energy & Heat ! God Bless Those Who Serve.

[@iamnotamushroom2880]

Why does this video look familiar? Maybe a glitch in the matrix.🤔🤷‍♂️Anyway good video

[@sandyfrazier6222]

Excellent Excellent video - good job

[@thomasbolcar8019]

Access was horrendous. Water supply was terrible. Fire loading was extreme. EFD did a heck of a job stopping it at all.

[@randall39]

Noting all the complaints about not putting more water on it, there is a finite supply which is usually used to the most effect. In regards to that having worked with EPA, hazmat, and the DEQ, all that water has to go somewhere, and being an old industrial plant, it’s not known what will be carried with the water into the environment. Water contamination can be a much bigger concern than the air. Look at the case in Ohio where the petroleum product plant was allowed to burn, and just the exposures were protected. That was due to the close proximity to the river, and large amounts of water would carry the pollutants to the river.

[@davescott2485]

Excellent point!

[@thomasbolcar8019]

The yard main didn't work and street mains were over 100 years old and restricted. There was only access from 1 and 1/4 sides. Fire was through the roof when the alarm came in.

[@DavidGlaum]

It looks like this place didn’t have a fire walls or sprinkler systems.

[@johngoglia-gh7ql]

Old building not maintained. 4 years of communist democrats taking their money.. TAX TIME

[@mariansadowski2878]

Old buildings

[@ffjsb]

Or a fire inspection...

[@bloodravensterminator8594]

Real old building

[@fhowland]

Great quality, just wondering what you shot this with?

[@september9113]

It looks amazing on my 75 inch Samsung Neo Qled TV...I'm glad no one was injured by the way.

[@nayanpanchal39]

Great video

[@FDNYResponseVideos]

Thanks!

[@karaspackman9416]

How did this even happen!?!? Too bad, an amazing structure, lots of history!

[@TripleJFire]

Nice up-close coverage! We almost went to this, but couldn't get it together to get there early enough. Thanks for the good view!

[@connormeechan5784]

The smoke cloud off that is Unreal! What was stored in the Warehouse?

[@ph11p3540]

Just lots of partially burned oils, and anything else that can burn. You don't need volatile petro chemicals to create a lot of pitch black smoke. Modern construction is full of materials that outgas volatiles at high temperatures, wood, upholstery, paper roils, wiring. It may not burn well at low temperatures but at high temperatures, everything is flammable except for concrete and steel.

[@jasonmarks1636]

those "friendly" EV batteries

[@Look_What_You_Did]

Any fuel rich, oxygen deprived fire will produce heavy smoke. Everything burns... lots of smoke.

[@connormeechan5784]

@@ph11p3540 True even a sizeable amount of plastic would Generate that

[@user-fg2tj5xo7n]

Wow that very very huge

[@katmando6199]

That was set look at all the different areas. I was a firefighter/police officer. To manny fires between NY,NJ areas. Its like every few hours.

[@ChristopherHedum-js8eg]

Even the smoke wanted to get out of New Jersey.

[@marko100skive]

why dont they pull back the trucks, which are parked by the building, get a towtruck or something?

[@ffjsb]

That's last on the list.

[@jurgenkuhlmann9194]

At 11:30 it seems as if the factory was abandoned for quite some time. I wonder what was stored inside to make the fire set up at least three warehouses; it is not just one that is on fire. The person filming the blaze is always panning the camera at a relatively wide angle, which accounts for the extent of the fire. Like I mentioned, this place looks as if abandoned for years, so some arsonist or other had made it inside.

[@ronaldfountainjr9535]

The building was subdivided in separate companies that have distribution business there. I used to live in that area and picked up a load of paper from one the companies a few weeks ago. The whole place was actually huge

[@jurgenkuhlmann9194]

@@ronaldfountainjr9535 Thanks! I knew that Locals know more about this place than I can see on the screen. Well, distribution companies need space for storage - that's the stuff that went up here. If we listen closely, we can even hear small explosions. It's for some reason that the members of the fire department kept themselves at a safe distance. Sorry for the owners of the businesses destroyed in the fire. I'm still sure this was arson! All the best!

[@Look_What_You_Did]

Was going to ask what the response was... But you posted it, and I can read ;-) Top shelf work.

[@FDNYResponseVideos]

Thank you so much, glad you appreciate the work we do!

[@robertloch6338]

Wow, what the hell was in these budlings that caused that extensive smoke, Big Flames, Big Job..

[@richards542]

It looks like they're pouring gas on it from those hoses! The wind sounds like it was really pushing it

[@trekforphotos]

Nice filming. Not too much on the smoke and not too much on the members manly on the fire. Also, slow movement of the camara is perfict.

[@112Responses]

25:25 Oops, watch out where you're walking. (left in the frame)

[@AcelaRailfan2255]

How are you able to get so close to these fires!? Amazing channel and content btw ❤

[@slowdownmoveoversharethero9701]

its probably because who ever is filming is a FDNY fire fighter or a Public relations who knows

[@davidlenzi3551]

@@slowdownmoveoversharethero9701 Media Congress shall make no law restricting the media. Constitution of the United States.

[@AcelaRailfan2255]

@@davidlenzi3551 Vert true BUT you would think your average person would not be able to get that close to a big fire for the safety of that person

[@jericho1-4]

@@davidlenzi3551 There is a caveat to that though, so long as your not in the way of or interfering with emergency operations you should be fine so long as you stay out of the way, this is something even the media understands and respects especially when its fire suppression efforts.

[@davidlenzi3551]

@jericho1-4 Thank you captain obvious. First I am a Canadian. Second, I am an NFPA certified level one firefighter.

[@petergardner5002]

Do they do anything apart from standing around?

[@user-pu4zf5eb1d]

At the end of the video this is interesting. The building is gone. Why are we using a hoseline in the door?, Why are we on a portable ladder to see the roof?

[@BigDuke-md8ec]

Not to mention they were operating in the collapse zone

[@willlock3644]

Thank you for saying this That building is so unstable. And they are pissing in 150 GPM max from the doorway!?!?

[@bloodravensterminator8594]

@@willlock3644this fire was in like 7 complexes, just trying to water on everything they could Think this fire lasted like 14 days

[@user-hk8we2ms8g]

At 20:20 are they breaking out grills?😂

[@NymeriaNorth]

Wonder what the fuel load was? Old abandoned sewing machine building, what was in there?

[@urspeter8022]

unverstaendlich wieviele nur herum stehen und dem Feuer zu sehen anstatt neue Leitung legen zum loeschen

[@juliecasey5196]

Great footage stay safe

[@FDNYResponseVideos]

Thanks, you too!

[@jimwinsor8938]

First time in watching all these situations on here ....the first time I have seen a snorkel in use. time stamp 14:57

[@FDNYResponseVideos]

Pretty cool apparatus!

[@ffjsb]

23:50 WTF is that Chief doing going IN THE BUILDING??????????? No SCBA, by himself, what the hell?????

[@jea069er]

I don't understand people when they leave their vehicles there in the way ? like all those trucks and trailers!

[@johndaly9843]

Great job as usual. Stark contrast in tactics compared to FDNY vids.

[@buzzmeachum1855]

How so?

[@ffjsb]

3:15, I think I'd put out the fire DIRECTLY under the aerial first....

[@CRSolarice]

5:04 ...foam?

[@danny79045]

Man I see a lot of fire fighting videos and see them rush to stop fires and nyc n new jersey u just seem them walking other buildings or house starts catchin in fire still walk on by and in other videos u see these fire fighter always moving fast either running or the other person trying to to stop the fire from spreading it’s just weird

[@user-fg2tj5xo7n]

If they want too stop it can they put foam on it

[@darianmosley1498]

Why is there so many firefighters and barely any hoses ? They all just stand around while a couple of guys are extinguishing ?

[@bloodravensterminator8594]

It was a defensive fire on arrival, handlines won’t do to much here

[@rosewetzel8284]

Hey guys was this a 5th alarm fire?

[@williamheber2118]

Was the Neptune System utilized?

[@joeyboost50]

🤤

[@BillKrayer12thMan]

I'm originally from Neptune NJ and they have it, Elizabeth is a much bigger city so I would imagine they would have it. Not everything is visible from these angles so they may have been using it.

[@bloodravensterminator8594]

@@BillKrayer12thManIMTT Bayonne brought theirs in, UCs got taken out by Ida IIRC, they had it flowing for a bit

[@rosasantiago8830]

Calor mundo entero no quiero casa abajo 🚨🚨🚨🚨🚨🚨

[@katmando6199]

Gee wonder how long that was burning before notification was made. Hhhmmm

[@bloodravensterminator8594]

That I do not know It was a 2nd alarm on arrival 4th within 15 minutes

[@KSRobinette]

None of the images I've seen appear to show enough fire trucks spraying water to keep it from spreading into the neighboring buildings. Did the neighboring buildings get saved after all?

[@fire1777]

Everything goes out eventually.

[@buzzmeachum1855]

Training opportunity?

[@BWP202]

Training for what To stand and watch the fire

[@m1t2a1]

Word is the last song heard from inside was Stuck in the Middle With You. Mr. Blonde was seen leaving the building.

[@willlock3644]

❤❤❤

[@robertyoung3992]

what caused this inferno?

[@johngoglia-gh7ql]

Be under arson investigation office.. IRS. COMMUNIST DEMOCRATS CORRUPT FBI

[@Biffo1262]

A source of ignition...guaranteed.

[@profebass525]

Los bomberos son como los policías siempre llegan a última hora cuando todo lo malo paso la muestra de un botón llegaron y todos se quedaban mirando como el fuego asia extragos y una sola unidad funcionando y las otras unidades sin hacer nada el gran trabajo que hacen bomberos y policías la misma vaina

[@josevildoso4838]

Y no es chiste

[@bloodravensterminator8594]

This was a 3rd alarm defensive fire on arrival, you want them to make an interior attack with the roof giving in and having many firefighters die?

[@robertbrady9597]

amazing coverage of the big fire in nj

[@oldshep2695]

Look at all those asbestos wall panels..an thats just on the outside..

[@rosewetzel8284]

How did this massive fire happen when we recently had all of those severe rainstorms?

[@tjlovesrachel]

Is this a real question 😂

[@rosewetzel8284]

@@tjlovesrachel Yes

[@rosewetzel8284]

@@tjlovesrachel I’m not being funny I’m being serious and was it a 5th alarm fire?

[@bloodravensterminator8594]

⁠@@rosewetzel82845th alarm And just cause it rains outside doesn’t mean stuff inside can’t burn

[@user-dm3dz1qe1j]

The firefighters walk around like they've shit their pants. If they had acted more actively, even without risking themselves, they could have saved people's property!!!!!!!!!

[@designgaming23]

emergency

[@jamessimmons7480]

IT TAKES AN UNUSUAL PERSON TO BE A FIREFIGHTER!!! I COULD NOT DO IT!!!!!

[@michaeld8443]

They spray water lol

[@zippytippy]

Woah!

[@carlosrivero150]

Con esos bomberos estan fritos

[@juliaforsyth8332]

I suppose all they can do with that type of scenario is to just try and try and prevent it from spreading to other businesses.

[@user-nv6id5vo3d]

Ayusign mama papa 999 0:31

[@beowolf8331]

very nice to see all the family names on the back of their coats!!! People are proud to become firefighters, and amazing to see the melting pot of america where people from all over the world are risking their lives to put down a fire. Names from hispanic, portuguese, french, irish, english, german descent and more I guess!! god bless america!

[@markstanich64]

ARSON BIG PAYOUT

[@rosasantiago8830]

Sigui cormingo 😂😂

[@fire1777]

Have ground ladder will be travel I guess. wtf

[@PaulePiekenpulk-xj7co]

Dort hätte man beinahe Löschflugzeuge einsetzen müssen

[@bloodravensterminator8594]

No?

[@buzzmeachum1855]

Doesn’t seem to be much of a sense of urgency to put this thing out….?

[@FDNYResponseVideos]

Building was a total loss almost from the get go unfortunately. Best anyone could do is prevent it from spreading to the other warehouses and buildings connected to it.

[@Eric-sn4qz]

This fire was well advanced by the time the first arriving units arrived. Not to mention a lack of hydrants and waterflow issues

[@Biffo1262]

You can't see the inside of even the whole perimeter yet you make crass assumptions. The only danger is to firefighters yet you want them to throw themselves at a derelict building FFS. I despair of keyboard firefighters.

[@ffjsb]

@@Biffo1262 Uh, they threw themselves at the building. Couple of Chiefs were actually IN the building with no SCBA... SMH.

[@bobbydee1187]

Is this live ?? They could at least move the red and white semi out of the fire zone.

[@johnpratt9429]

And Gov Hoochkill is worried about gas stove pollution 🤨

[@Stephan-xxx]

Schwierige Bedingungen 😱 Drohne von oben!? ✌️

[@user-nk9uw7kd9c]

За что им только деньги платят? 50 человек стоят болтают, ждут пока все сгорит. Ужас.

[@bloodravensterminator8594]

It’s a mostly defensive fire? Can’t make an interior push on a building that is collapsing

[@ffjsb]

32:30: These guys are TRYING to kill themselves. For WHAT???

[@bloodravensterminator8594]

Different building Trying to hit fire where the aerials or fire boats can’t reach

[@ffjsb]

@@bloodravensterminator8594 I'm talking about being in the collapse zone of a building that can't be saved.

[@bloodravensterminator8594]

@@ffjsb they saved that area of the structure so..

[@ffjsb]

@@bloodravensterminator8594 What are you smoking????

[@bloodravensterminator8594]

@@ffjsb …the fact that building is still standing? That’s not the main fire building either

[@jerryhughes5380]

Why doesnt the Elizabeth Fire Chief call for a flying fire tanker to drop Firefighting foam on this fire? You cant put this out with a little fire truck piss stream.

[@Look_What_You_Did]

Because they are better educated than you. If you want a crack at it, then go hire on.

[@georgecoons6872]

sikorsky 1500 gallon skycrain.

[@randall39]

Flying fire tankers don’t do building fires. Also flying tankers don’t drop foam, they either drop retardant which is designed for vegetation, or water. Even the large planes only carry up to 3000 gallons, which doesn’t equal what the fire department is probably putting on PER MINUTE. With fire crews around this building, a water drop would be very hazardous for the fire department members.

[@Biffo1262]

😂😂😂😂😂

[@ffjsb]

@@georgecoons6872 Do you even think there's one of those on the East Coast???

[@jimkeappock7558]

New Jersey needs to invest in a large caliber water delivery system, for fires like this. Or call FDNY and borrow the Satellite systems system, for large volume water delivery!

[@nayanpanchal39]

FDNY was here

[@rodonis88]

They have ones, Elizabeth included. Because of the refineries and port. Idk why they weren’t utilized 🤷🏼‍♂️

[@ritirons2726]

NJ has more than one. It’s referred to as the Neptune system and it was utilized at this incident.

[@imperialmusicentertainment9581]

The super pumper is neaded here

[@bloodravensterminator8594]

@@rodonis88Neptune from IMTT was used here

[@Shield.148]

Was this place vacant? Insurance job maybe?

[@ffjsb]

Who's going to insure that????

[@bloodravensterminator8594]

It’s a possibility ATF was investigating it

[@kennethmullen7183]

Yes and what's that thick black smoke doing to the environment...oh just tell people stay inside your home due to the smoke being toxic ...fires like this magnitude should never ever happen...careless management in the warehouse...kudos to those firefighters.

[@scottjohnson7495]

And then ever thing burned

[@Princess-mw5vq]

LOOKS LIKE HELL.

[@kmla2449]

21:55 Alot of firefighters standing around they could be using inch n half or 2 inches line and assist from ground they will lose a lot of buildings in this fire. To much standing around 😕

[@theoneonlymonkeymanohyea6769]

HA buildings were all total loses you have zero clue what’s going on at all lol they are better educated than you and they seem to have done what was told

[@supajoe842]

Nothing suspicious here 👀

[@BlueBlazer47]

Looks like a MAGA-hat factory going up.

[@markstanich64]

ARSON MOST LIKELY / LOW INCOME HOUSING PROJECT PROPERTY NOW /

[@rhh3582]

Sorry - had to stop watching - what I did watch discoraged me - dealing with a major fire is a special art for any fire department - this department was obviously not familiar with the best fire fighting procedures even with all the equipment they had on hand.

[@FDNYResponseVideos]

What would you have done differently to extinguish this fire?

[@rhh3582]

It has always been said that the best way to fight a fire is to start at the bottom and work upward. It has been also stated that you use high pressure/volume hoses , it has also been said that you fight fire with manpower and you keep it from spreading to other structures. I did not from the video get a complete view of the fire scene so my knowledge to respond is limited because I don't know how long the fire had been burning before firefighters arrived and i don't know if they were with a professional firefighter department or a volunteer fire unit , in this case, how long before water was put on the structures, but a combination of foam and water would be best (if available) I do note that this should have been a general alarm fire meaning all available equipment respond even from neighboring departments in=f necessary. I saw firefighters on a stairway of another building (5 or more) which I assume they were checking to se if the fire had spread to that structure - - it would only take one or two at the most to look inside with modern fire detection equipment to see if fire had spread to that building otherwise it was a poor use of manpower (they had no firefighting equipment with them). I saw several men walking around near one of the fire units doing nothing - don't understand but they were not what is known as command persons directing operations - there was a one story building which apparently was fully involved yet nothing was being done to extinguish that fire which was helping the spread to other buildings. As I said I only saw the You Tube video which did not show the extent of the involvement of those buildings and all the equipment involved nor was there any explanation of what the involved buildings contained - which is very important when fighting a fire. My opinions are based only on what I was able to see off a You Tube video - but hinging watched the famous Grenfell Tower fire In London England from start to finish - the LFD had no set procedures, did not have the proper equipment, did not have proper training and there equipment was only capable of reaching 10 stories of the 24 story building - in that fire (an 24 story apartment building in downtown London) and people were told to stay in their apartments - unfortunately there was only one escape stairway unlighted and no aux lighting and no floor identification. No firefighters were injured but 72 people died. Additionally I have watched many You Tube videos of house fires, store fires, warehouse fires, all types of fires and in many instances the buildings were allowed to burn to the ground because the were not enough persons and equipment to fight the fire and the water supply was not near the fire. I am no expert of firefighting - all I can do is be objective with what I see on You Tube videos. I do know this - my biggest life fear is fire and it is a fear I have had since childhood. I am not in anyway a professional firefighter and have no background in fighting fires - all I have is my limited knowledge of firefighting. Obviously a professional will have different opinions from my opinion and that is welcome and will also increase my knowledge of how to fight a fire if I am ever involved in a fire situation. I am no way demeaning of questioning the abilities of the firefighters who were fighting this fire.@@FDNYResponseVideos

[@willlock3644]

@@rhh3582TLDR. They had water supply issues. Start there…

[@bloodravensterminator8594]

@@rhh3582 EFD arrived on scene and struck a 2nd alarm on arrival, 4th within 15 minutes Fully defensive within a half hour iirc. From there they brought it up to a 5th alarm (6th if you count the cover). Along with the 5th alarm was IMTT Bayonne and Kinder Morgan industrial departments that had the Neptune system flowing massive amount water. Besides this they also had the fire boat task force set up supplying water to the best of their abilities on the shore line. It’s a real old factory complex before many fire safety protocols were enacted and enforced, this allowed to fire to spread rapidly through the structure. On such large scenes they try not to separate separate towns from each other hence why you say all the Westfield guys together and Cranford guys

[@rhh3582]

@@bloodravensterminator8594 I could tell the building was old and run down - my concern was with the limited video available was I really able to make a proper determination - my comments were based on what I believe would be the "normal" procedures used on a 5th alarm fire which this obviously was. I was also very concerned about the men/women working the fire - because it was such an old building and I feel certain you understand my concern. In my area all our fire agencies have mutual-aid agreements - if one needs help they simple put out an alert and other fire agencies respond asap. Somewhat of an advantage we have a combo airport/military airport equipment by military fire equipment that can be called upon as needed and civil fire equipment can respond to the air field as necessary. Your comment was useful and assured me that firefighting needs are being met as needed in your community.

[@caroleknappsmith9010]

Just think..... Soon we won't have these nasty, polluting fires. We can have nice clean electric lithium ion battery fires instead. And soon we won't have electric appliances, because we will need to use that electricity to charge vehicles, and we certainly can't use natural gass, so we better get used to clothes lines again, after washing our clothing by hand (no appliance to machine wash) and we will have to chop down trees by hand ( can't use chain saws anymore), and we can build campfires to cook and keep warm. Ahh! Back to the good old days. Nice huh?.

[@johanrebel]

Pan left, pan right; zoom in, zoom out; pan left, pan right; zoom in, zoom out . . . ad infinitum. Not a recommended cinematographic technique, for all the obvious reasons.

[@FDNYResponseVideos]

Thanks so much!

[@johanrebel]

@@FDNYResponseVideos Entirely my pleasure. Some people have been known to learn from constructive criticism, you know.

[@FDNYResponseVideos]

@@johanrebel indeed - criticism is rarely accepted these days, but here it is much appreciated!

[@kevincurry1561]

No disrespect intended, but why have so many firefighters on scene if they are just going to stand around and watch? I know the building was a total loss from the start, but why not put some water on it to put it out so it just doesn't fill the air with smoke? Watching all these videos have changed my opinion of firefighters, that's for sure...

[@philberg9234]

If you are replying to the group near a red tarp! Their doing a task as a FAST team for all firefighters safety on the fire ground.

[@theoneonlymonkeymanohyea6769]

I love the back seat firefighters who have never been close to or gone into the fire academy they are clueless to what’s going on 😂

[@Eric-sn4qz]

Companies are rotated in and out during a massive fire as such. First responding units will be rotated with additional responding units.

[@bloodravensterminator8594]

Large fire All apparatus flowing or pumping water Including industrial apparatus This was a tough fire with a heavily compromised structure

[@rodonis88]

Jewish lightening?

[@Look_What_You_Did]

Reported.

[@dirtlevel]

Yes

[@thedeeredriver]

Yah,a friction fire 2 insurance policies rubbing together.

[@ronv6637]

Do we use this as a reason to invade Iran? Was a Ayatollahs' passport found in the charred remains(perfectly preserved)?

[@tjlovesrachel]

@@Look_What_You_Did😂😂😂😂reported for what

[@yogibear4682]

What a joke, they arent fire fighters, they can barely control it. They stand around and watch it burn.

[@willlock3644]

Ummmmmmm…..

[@bloodravensterminator8594]

Defensive fire nearly on arrival with a comprised factory, all they can do is flow water from the exterior

[@georgecoons6872]

sikorsey helotanker/youtube.