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That engineer was an animal dragging that LDH

I am watching from Elmira NY it is a big one

Here is Gary Indiana, If vacant /abandoned with no exposure problems, They let it burn down "Controled burn" On average we have 5 structure fires daily With over 10K vacant houses in the city of Gary Gary Indiana fire department is under staffed and ill-equipped and over utilized and under paid. But when it comes to occupied dwellings, They are hard Chargers and use aggressive tactics Many of the firehouses are uninhabitable and companies are working out of pole barns or temporarily housing within local businesses

Good job guys. My old dept would have had 3 personnel( 2 of them chief and assistant chief) on a brush rig and an engine for that fire, and mutual aid minimum 15 minutes away! Proper IC is a pipe dream sometimes. Armchairs would have had a lot more to say about us than they do about you!

Great job y'all!

What does MLK have to do with this fire ?

Both those houses are just a pile of dry tinder and this team knocked the fire down fast enough that the exposure house didn't burn down. Great job.👍

One thing that I have noticed in these comments. Every negative comment is from someone that doesn't have a clue of small departments and below minimum staffing. Small departments, such as this one, don't have an endless amount of fire personnel on scene. In this department, it's usually 10 guys on scene. That includes IC and pumping engineer. That leaves 8 guys to attack the fire, establish water supply, suppress the fire, primary search, secondary search, protect exposures, salvage and overhaul, load hose, and prepare for the next scene. Rehab? Yeah thats funny! You just, suck it up, change bottles and get back to work. You just hope like hell that you get a break between calls. Most of these guys would work circles around a lot of big department guys. Also, when did a fire scene become cut and dry, by the book events. Every fire scene that I have been on are fluid and constantly changing. I'll take this "Circus" of dependable guys that I know will have my back, no matter the situation, any day. Critiques are great. That's how you learn and improve. Negative comments show either your ignorance or inexperience. So please, tell me the "serious issues" or the "pathetic" parts of this video that you fire fighting gods see.

Pretty good reaction time and time to water on the fire for a small-town dept. Looked darn hot from the outset and therefore difficult to get the water to have much impact initially.

Great video, good job. New something like this on Texas side. Major auto wrecks as well.

Yall love being keyboard warriors huh. Respect the firefighters instead of being ignorant.

Ok Who’s the Black Cloud 🌧️ on the Shift 😅

I found the "Bubba commands" hilarious - skull drag that hose instead of hand jack it. Kidd get in that house instead of do a primary search on the Bravo 1 exposure. Imprecise commands are extremely dangerous

One minute and 28 seconds away....and that fire is that engulfed...How long did it take before anyone called the fire dept. Who was the BIG TOP RING MASTER....?? cause it was a circus to watch....

Good save

It's a shame so many departments loose their deck guns !

Great job guys ❤

This department has sever issues, this is more of a clown act that an effective Fire Department.

Not all departments run multi alarm fires every day like larger cities. Yes, there is always room for improvement, but armchair quarterbacking helps nobody. This is why we do after call reviews, train more, and constructively critique, not criticize. Improve the team and the incident operations will run according to ICS. If you do not learn something on every call, you haven't trained enough. Talking down about a department is unprofessional. Don't look down on anyone unless you are helping them up.

Good video, well done. Stay safe & Happy Holidays ✌🇺🇸

The home was determined to be a total loss. Damages are expected to be upwards of $604.48.

This is pathetic

Keep them videos coming

Only armchair gripe is why didn't focus on bravo exposure to get an interior line in place and do a search? I get it that someone could be in the fully engulfed structure but the odds of survival is nill to no chance. Focus on the exposure! Other than that great job on urgency and getting lines on the ground and flowing!!!

Good example of ICS not being followed. Chief did not task his captains to do 360, AND he gave direct orders to firefighters without going thru his captains. Again, chain-of-command was not followed, and that can get people killed.

Ladder has what 250 gallons? That is why you lay in with a Ladder Truck would have taken less time and not run out of water than hauling that line all the way back to it.

We vacation every year at Ft Morgan Rd. Love the houses and the lack of crowds. It's our favorite beach in the world. The fishing on the beach is awesome.

I went on the trails with my dads jeep gladiator

How fun!

Where exactly is this? I would like to take my sxs and 4wheeler next time we make the trip up there.

That's a big NOPE for me!!!

Texarkana Tex

Good job, Rick! 👏🏻

even though it was isolated with no exposure issues and a complete loss from the go still could have been more than what appeared to be 2 master streams in opperation

Ruh roh, did someone forget to pin the waterway?

They wanted to use the hose to stop the fire on the house. We didn’t have enough water to pull a 2nd hose until the truck was hooked up to a hydrant.

Why didn't they use that fire hose first on that ground fire ?

This is terrible fire department

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Very nice....good work FD!

Perfect location for fully involved structure. NO exposures Agreed that drones are "nice to have" BUT.... The issue is where do you sacrifice staffing to operate the drones? We already don't have enough firefighters on the handlines and staffing the other mandated positions. Maybe the Safety Officer or RIT team operate the drones? Eventually there is nothing left to burn...

Were both Texarkana Texas and Arkansas FDs at this fire?

that was a very hot fire, was it used to be an auto shop? burns like one...

You need more water on that fire!!

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High heat fire for sure. Drones really help firefighters target their fire knock down strategies by giving a bird's eye view of the fire situation.

What kind of place is this a factory a warehouse storage

interesting that the aerial was downwind for so long

3:05 Awesome playground in the distance

Good job until the trees needed watering.