Glad that everyone was able to get out in time, and that there were no injuries to anyone related to this incident. Yeah that 2nd floor middle room was really blowing out the flames and didn't want to go out Thank you to all firefighters everywhere for protecting the citizens of your coverage area.
our vollunteer fire department we drink big whiskey and use little to no water. we let the houses burn down. let the other department handle it. were whiskey drinking baby sitters.
Good first arrival video. Good traditional fire ops. However, this is 2023. I’ve said this before, and I will keep preaching the usefulness of The Transitional Attack. Also, why are we only deploying one hand line? Master Streams, deck guns, ladder pipes, TFT Blitz, etc. to start. Then move to 1-3/4 preconnects. Fire doubles every 30 seconds, so every second counts!
I worked for a large dept in the south for a little bit over 20 years starting in the early 90's, it was standard practice for the first in engine to start dumping tank water through the deck gun if the fire was readily accessible. We didn't call it a transitional attack, but the backup FF would hit it from the yard while the nozzleman masked up and irons went for the door. They'd swap places while the backup masked up and then follow the truck crew inside. It wasn't true transitional attack in the sense of how crews use it these days, but it was the same concept, the faster you get water on a fire the faster conditions improve.
Why all the good job guys comments?? Pathetic slow response moving like snails. Not even dressed ready the action. As a Leading Fireman in the UK I expect my men to have water on the fire in under a minute. Distressing to watch.
@@virgilhilts392435 years in the fire service. Held all Officer positions including Chief. EMT for 30 years and retired PD after 26 years. You were probably in diapers when I was “working” fires. Not acknowledging the mistakes here makes it even worse.
@@Bigbluehawk2 Right on cue comes the phony pedigree 🤣 Funny how all of you claim X years retired chief special commando commander blah blah blah as if that will somehow negate the stupid things you say. You see thats the flaw in your game... You do not grasp that actual professional firefighters can spot your BS a mile away. In fact we joke about the easiest way to spot a phony... You start popping off with "Should have used a deck gun". Thats why we call your type "Deck Gun Warriors" 🤣
@@virgilhilts3924 Would you be willing to take a moment and share with the UA-cam community when a “Deck Gun” should be used. I mean they’re still making and installing them, and if so-equipped, engine companies have them at their disposal. They must have some use. Even if it doesn’t pertain to this video, you seem to go after anyone who dares mention their use. Obviously if firefighters are inside, you’re not going to open up on a window or door, but in what circumstances are they effective and useful, and when are they not. I’m very interested in this as I enjoy watching the departments at work. And I’m not a firefighter.
Can you please elaborate? Cause what I see from the first due Engine is 2 firefighters making entry into a well off residential structure fire and we’re putting water on the fire! Hose was stretched and flaked out effectively and efficiently…masked up…and went to work! So please enlighten us on tactics you would have done.
It's a volunteer fire department. These guys don't live or work at the station. They have other jobs. They are home and in bed at night or they are at their day jobs when the call comes in. They need to get out of bed and put clothes on, drive to the fire department, get their trucks and get to the fire as quickly as possible. Some of them are dressing in the fire trucks as they respond to the scene. Others are driving to the scene with their own personal vehicles if they they miss the departure of the engines from the fire department. They can't get dressed in their cars if they are driving themselves. They are dressing as quickly as they can. Give it a try sometime. Have a friend of yours call you randomly at 2:30 in the morning and see how fast you can get to the fire department a few miles away from your home, change into your fire gear, get in the fire engine if it hasn't left already, drive to a fire you know nothing about, find the fire hydrant, connect the hoses, charge the lines, etc,etc, and get to fire fighting. They do the best they can do. Not every city or town can afford a professional fire department unfortunately.
Put it out, sort off, turn the water off and let it catch, Put it out some more... One hose while dudes walk around talking, no BA with coats open, ignore the assets and undamaged property until it burns. Amazing how quick the fire gets going. All the good stuff to burn, paper, wood, tar, plastic. BA only works if the LDV is connected to the face.
This kills me about alot of Departments Knowing you have a working structure fire,why are you not ready to go in.gotta maks up on scene.be ready to go in on scene!!!!!
The first company in should’ve pulled up in front of the fire and used the deck gun with tank water while the pump operator was setting up the hydrant. The deck gun could’ve pretty much put out that fire, or at least put a major dent in it. This happens so many times on these fire videos. So many fire departments lack the proper leadership with qualified chiefs and offices. You see this all the time on these videos. The deck gun is the most unused piece of apparatus in fire departments.
I never said it would have completely put the fire out. I said at minimum it would have knocked it down significantly. Its purpose is to get immediate water with 1200-1500 GPM on a fire especially when it’s on an A B D side. Deck guns put out more GPM than 1 3/4 and 2 1/2 inch lines. This fire was predominantly on an A side or street side ideally located for a deck gun. The chief should have known this. Instead he orders the engine to pull past the fire dwelling a poor decision at the least. The deck gun action takes place while the hydrant is being connected. if you were experienced you’d know this. It’s what big city FD’s do like Boston and FDNY at Engine’s first arrival if possible. First order is to get water on the fire asap while ladder companies attempt rescue operations. People here seem to enjoy contradiction and disqualifying comments which only shows their ignorance. It must feed their overinflated egos to feel superior especially when most don’t know what they’re talking about. He who laughs last laughs the hardest. Boston Fire, retired.
I hate candles for this very reason. I get the significance of a Menorah, but having experienced a fire in our home when I was 10 years old, I have to question whether the risk is worth it.
I NEVER leave mine unattended and have it on a surface that won't catch fire if a candle or ember falls. People can become complacent that things are okay and may go into another room to entertain and that's when tragedy can strike. Sorry you had to go through a home fire.
@@diehardcountry well you should know what a menorah is. Thats the jewish thing with 8 candles on it and each night of chanukuh a candle is lit for 8 nights but instead of candle wax its uses like an oil i believe. Well if that gets knocked over it can get outta hand pretty quick like it did here
This is the dumbest comment. 1. There is no shot they’re doing 3000 a year with out EMS calls. 2. Even if they did 3000, that wouldn’t be the busiest companies in the state. 3. They only have a handful of working fires a year.
Damn that house went up quick!!!! Scary. Despite ‘dressing’ AT the scene instead of before it, they did hit it pretty hard, it just wasn’t going down the easy way! Like I said, what was in there!!
The report from dispatch said the callers were reporting fire shooting out the windows. This means that the fire has already gotten to an advanced stage prior to discovery. It was a house so whatever is in a house heating could possibly be a gas fed fire.
@@bobbys1984 wanna know why he beats them? cause hes lighting them, watch his pre-arrivals, most times there is no smoke and he is there already somehow
I am glad the poeple are out of the house and they are safe as well and no body has been i and well done to guys for getting them out you guys did a good job from bird wood yacht4
And ps when editing get the whole end results please instead of doing the whole thing then running out of footage before the end as its more wiser to do the whole thing right but being its nj that always happens there as my two uncles were fitefighters there for years and both retired from doing a great job of a quick response
@virgilhilts3924 , he said packed up, not air on. It's been a while since I was in the department, but we had pack seats in our truck. You get in and don your pack immediately, especially if you hear working fire. If you have time, turn your bottle on and connect your mask to the valve. When you arrive, grab the line, flake it out, don your mask, draw a breath and now your on air. If you sat in a pack seat, you better be ready to go when you arrived, or next time, you probably wouldn't get a pack seat.
@dawnmichelleseidlgodsey120, thank you. I miss doing it, but I couldn't realistically do it anymore due to age and some health issues. It was exciting and rewarding while I was in.
@@gregggoss2210 Well except for the fact that the firefighters were all wearing packs....dErP Engineers and command rarely use SCBA He clearly meant "on air" as he appears to be just another YT firefighter wannabe just like you
Given the circumstances it was not that long before they were able to put out the fire. Give credit where credit is due. You couldn't possibly have ever been a firefighter and made such an asinine statement like you did !!!@@hughman3241
I understand their protocol but not to critizes but why not use the areial ladder pump and do a heavy down pour in it and knock the fire down all over and even use the deck gun on the one side closes to the one house and have less damage to it or the surrounding areas where a lot of the house is left to rebuild
Not fully involved?? With heavy fire from the ground to the peek I’m not sure what fully involved means to you. Pretty quick hit once on scene. Nice work.
That is a full involved fire. I don't know where you get that it's not fully involved, despite the fact that a Chief o/s advises that it's fully involved aka working structure fire.
I love the fact that you capture these videos but most people want to watch the fire getting knocked down and you manage to edit out about 90% of that and capture clips of firefighter walking around. Just a suggestion but your editing needs work.
Complete incompetence to not put that stick in full use! It's like why have that truck if you dont fully use it. first due engine should carry water go in primary attack 2nd due goe in as back up or side of the building first truck stick right to the roof to vent and poor some water on it.
I’d say they were doing searches probably don’t think it was necessary they weren’t going to operate the master streams while fighting fire inside. The ladder was outrigger & ready in position though so.
@@jerseyshorefireresponseWith that amount of fire showing it should have been hit better from the outside to darken it down, then get inside. How about roof venting?
What happens to peoples homes in America when they are extensively damaged by fires like this one here. I'm assuming it is demolished and rebuilt payed for by the insurance.
@@Mike-hs8fq typical troll response. TYFYS 👏 Thanks for stopping by and throwing 💩 like caged animal. Where are you a hobbiest firefighter? Are you afraid to put a name to your magical and one of a kind experience and education.
This is so pitiful to watch these clowns in operation. What I see all the time in the US. Multi million dollars worth of equipment, best Fire trucks in the world but part time firefighters who have no idea on how to fight a fire. What I would have given for these Fire trucks in my day. They do not seem to understand that water puts out fires. They have no idea on where their hydrants are. Really hard to watch these homes burning to the ground. At least they saved some part of it.
This is about sickening to even watch, but there command is okay with watching. Maybe those cops could get a lesson in suppressing efforts vs. Giving directives all night.
yall took to long,work the water off the engine till you get a water supply.getting ready to fight the fire on scene,should have been ready for battle.
Why don't you Americans billed your houses out of bricks don't billed them out of wood then the houses won't change it four bricks then they won't kach fire then stuart lodwidge
This is an excellent fire response. Everything from the radio traffic to the first team on the ground and the initial attack. This dept clearly has done their training and runs like a well oiled machine. Watching teamwork like this makes me miss being in the fire service. Keep up the great work.
Also that was a size up from EMS, at the time Fire was only pushing out of the first story but extending, not fully involved there was a whole other side to the house that showed minor signs of heavy fire or none at all. So the full structure wasn’t involved.
Actually that wasn't fully involved only one side had fire coming from it, the other side had nothing. Fully involved is flames from every window not smoke so his assessment is correct
@@FloridaCatholicGuy Yes actually I have and no that guy has an idea what he's talking about Jersey fire shore does not know what he's talking about All he is is a wannabe
I thought dispatch said "Menorah fire". The Jewish candelabra used during Hanukkah typically with candles. A lot of Menorah fires this week becuase of the holidays.
The fire fighters are good at there job s over there and over here as well they are b and there fire engines are full of stuff as well that they use for putting out the fires well done guys you keep safe as a fire fighter and keep up the good work that you guys do over there and over here in the. Uk from bird wood luxury super yacht🛥️🛥️🛥️🛥️🛥️🛥️🛥️🛳️🛳️🛳️⛴️🚤⛵️⛵️🛥️🛳️⛴️⛴️🚤⛵️⛵️🛥️🛶🛶🛶🚢🚣🚣🐇🚒🛳️⛴️⛴️🚤⛵️🛥️
Glad that everyone was able to get out in time, and that there were no injuries to anyone related to this incident.
Yeah that 2nd floor middle room was really blowing out the flames and didn't want to go out
Thank you to all firefighters everywhere for protecting the citizens of your coverage area.
Hello Jersey Shore great video as always stay safe and great job firefighters
Thanks, you too!
@@jerseyshorefireresponse Have you ever gotten? A arrest threat from a policeman at Fire Seen?
Not intending to criticize, but i dont understand the knockdown and wait they were doing. Was there trouble getting watter supply established?
Why is there no water and multiple lines ran?
Jersey Shore - thank you for your coverage - AWESOME response Lakewood fire!!!
I understand your department has your own protocol, but why not use "Big Water" when it was there??? You could have saved a lot more of the structure.
Because there command structure is incompetent
our vollunteer fire department we drink big whiskey and use little to no water. we let the houses burn down. let the other department handle it. were whiskey drinking baby sitters.
Good first arrival video.
Good traditional fire ops.
However, this is 2023. I’ve said this before, and I will keep preaching the usefulness of The Transitional Attack. Also, why are we only deploying one hand line? Master Streams, deck guns, ladder pipes, TFT Blitz, etc. to start. Then move to 1-3/4 preconnects.
Fire doubles every 30 seconds, so every second counts!
I worked for a large dept in the south for a little bit over 20 years starting in the early 90's, it was standard practice for the first in engine to start dumping tank water through the deck gun if the fire was readily accessible. We didn't call it a transitional attack, but the backup FF would hit it from the yard while the nozzleman masked up and irons went for the door. They'd swap places while the backup masked up and then follow the truck crew inside. It wasn't true transitional attack in the sense of how crews use it these days, but it was the same concept, the faster you get water on a fire the faster conditions improve.
Why all the good job guys comments?? Pathetic slow response moving like snails. Not even dressed ready the action. As a Leading Fireman in the UK I expect my men to have water on the fire in under a minute. Distressing to watch.
The time from stretch to charged line bugs me so much... what was the cause for the delay here? Are these guys running dry?
Awesome video. Glad no injuries...🎄🤗🤗
It’s hurts to see how bad the tactics were here. Nothing went right and over 2 minutes from time of arrival to water on the fire.
Says the 🤡 who's never worked a fire in his life 🤣
@@virgilhilts392435 years in the fire service. Held all Officer positions including Chief. EMT for 30 years and retired PD after 26 years. You were probably in diapers when I was “working” fires. Not acknowledging the mistakes here makes it even worse.
@@Bigbluehawk2
Right on cue comes the phony pedigree 🤣
Funny how all of you claim X years retired chief special commando commander blah blah blah as if that will somehow negate the stupid things you say.
You see thats the flaw in your game... You do not grasp that actual professional firefighters can spot your BS a mile away. In fact we joke about the easiest way to spot a phony... You start popping off with "Should have used a deck gun".
Thats why we call your type "Deck Gun Warriors" 🤣
@@virgilhilts3924 Would you be willing to take a moment and share with the UA-cam community when a “Deck Gun” should be used. I mean they’re still making and installing them, and if so-equipped, engine companies have them at their disposal. They must have some use. Even if it doesn’t pertain to this video, you seem to go after anyone who dares mention their use. Obviously if firefighters are inside, you’re not going to open up on a window or door, but in what circumstances are they effective and useful, and when are they not. I’m very interested in this as I enjoy watching the departments at work. And I’m not a firefighter.
Can you please elaborate? Cause what I see from the first due Engine is 2 firefighters making entry into a well off residential structure fire and we’re putting water on the fire! Hose was stretched and flaked out effectively and efficiently…masked up…and went to work! So please enlighten us on tactics you would have done.
Thank you firefighters, stay safe.
Quite the barn burner. These always get your heart pumping. Another great video by Jersey Shores!
I used to live there 2011 , now I still feel devastated 😢
Why are US firefighter NOT dressed and ready for action? You are always putting on your gear in front of the fire!!!
You wear your gear to bed?
It's a volunteer fire department. These guys don't live or work at the station. They have other jobs. They are home and in bed at night or they are at their day jobs when the call comes in. They need to get out of bed and put clothes on, drive to the fire department, get their trucks and get to the fire as quickly as possible. Some of them are dressing in the fire trucks as they respond to the scene. Others are driving to the scene with their own personal vehicles if they they miss the departure of the engines from the fire department. They can't get dressed in their cars if they are driving themselves. They are dressing as quickly as they can.
Give it a try sometime. Have a friend of yours call you randomly at 2:30 in the morning and see how fast you can get to the fire department a few miles away from your home, change into your fire gear, get in the fire engine if it hasn't left already, drive to a fire you know nothing about, find the fire hydrant, connect the hoses, charge the lines, etc,etc, and get to fire fighting. They do the best they can do. Not every city or town can afford a professional fire department unfortunately.
Seemed to be a lot of underused resources. Fire breaking out and just being ignored on the upper floors, and slow getting water on the fire.
Another foundation saved ! If I’m a homeowner in this zip code , I’d be seriously thinking of relocating.
House was gone before they got there Einstein. Did you get your FF expertise medal out of a bag of fruit loops? Spare us your mindless dribble
@JSFR great footage of an unfortunate fire.
big fancy trucks and lots of firemen,,,but very little on the water....
Good grief, what is the driver doing?! It took forever to charge that line.
I'm so confused why the hose guy put it down walked away when there was still fire. And way wasn't the water tower wasntvused
Excellent coverage sir....Thank you!!!
How many times are they going to put out that eave?
Put it out, sort off, turn the water off and let it catch, Put it out some more... One hose while dudes walk around talking, no BA with coats open, ignore the assets and undamaged property until it burns. Amazing how quick the fire gets going. All the good stuff to burn, paper, wood, tar, plastic. BA only works if the LDV is connected to the face.
What a helpless feeling to lose your house. I remember ours all to well
This kills me about alot of Departments Knowing you have a working structure fire,why are you not ready to go in.gotta maks up on scene.be ready to go in on scene!!!!!
Dumb question but what does it mean to "charge the line"?
The first company in should’ve pulled up in front of the fire and used the deck gun with tank water while the pump operator was setting up the hydrant. The deck gun could’ve pretty much put out that fire, or at least put a major dent in it. This happens so many times on these fire videos. So many fire departments lack the proper leadership with qualified chiefs and offices. You see this all the time on these videos.
The deck gun is the most unused piece of apparatus in fire departments.
Lol. Absolutely NO CHANCE the deck gun is putting out that fire.
I never said it would have completely put the fire out. I said at minimum it would have knocked it down significantly. Its purpose is to get immediate water with 1200-1500 GPM on a fire especially when it’s on an A B D side. Deck guns put out more GPM than 1 3/4 and 2 1/2 inch lines. This fire was predominantly on an A side or street side ideally located for a deck gun. The chief should have known this. Instead he orders the engine to pull past the fire dwelling a poor decision at the least. The deck gun action takes place while the hydrant is being connected. if you were experienced you’d know this. It’s what big city FD’s do like Boston and FDNY at Engine’s first arrival if possible. First order is to get water on the fire asap while ladder companies attempt rescue operations.
People here seem to enjoy contradiction and disqualifying comments which only shows their ignorance. It must feed their overinflated egos to feel superior especially when most don’t know what they’re talking about. He who laughs last laughs the hardest.
Boston Fire, retired.
I agree with the poster. 1,000 gallons of water through a deck gun and most of that fire is down. At least very manageable with hand lines.
@@davecarsley8773 you don’t read very well do you and it’s very obvious you don’t know much about putting out fires.
BFD Veteran. Boston
Most European fire depts. Will have a deck gun flowing water before their wheels stop turning.....
Why so long to get water on the fire. Woeful compared to most of Europe.
Yes, most departments here refuse to use a mounted water nozzle or reel line, instead spend time on pulling long, cumbersome cotton lines.....
do they ever save a house??
Stay safe to all firefighters 🙏❤️
thanks
I hate candles for this very reason. I get the significance of a Menorah, but having experienced a fire in our home when I was 10 years old, I have to question whether the risk is worth it.
I NEVER leave mine unattended and have it on a surface that won't catch fire if a candle or ember falls.
People can become complacent that things are okay and may go into another room to entertain and that's when tragedy can strike.
Sorry you had to go through a home fire.
yeah thats a tad bit more than just a menorah on fire
I thought it said manure fire. What's a menora fire?!
@@diehardcountry well you should know what a menorah is. Thats the jewish thing with 8 candles on it and each night of chanukuh a candle is lit for 8 nights but instead of candle wax its uses like an oil i believe. Well if that gets knocked over it can get outta hand pretty quick like it did here
@@Scoobawoo I'm sorry I'm not Jewish. So I don't know what that means.
@@diehardcountry im not either. Just figured it was common knowledge. At least everyone i know knows what it is
@@Scoobawoo gotcha
get a second line in operation
Nice video, but don't you mean Engine 5 is stretching not ladder 5?
Haha yea, was going to edit that out but..
I was thinking the same thing. Lol.
Lakewood ladder 5 and engine 5 are some of the busiest if not the busiest trucks in the state. Both over 3000 runs and NO EMS
This is the dumbest comment. 1. There is no shot they’re doing 3000 a year with out EMS calls. 2. Even if they did 3000, that wouldn’t be the busiest companies in the state. 3. They only have a handful of working fires a year.
@bobbys1984 well you're wrong lol.
@bobbys1984 what other engine runs 3k fire runs in the state of NJ.
@@joe_mosc every (real) city in the state has engines that run that many calls.
@@bobbys1984 what are they then. Irvingtons busiest engine and ladder aren't at 2k yet. Just 1 example.
Holy 💩 that house was fire is huge light up the whole street
Damn that house went up quick!!!! Scary. Despite ‘dressing’ AT the scene instead of before it, they did hit it pretty hard, it just wasn’t going down the easy way! Like I said, what was in there!!
The report from dispatch said the callers were reporting fire shooting out the windows. This means that the fire has already gotten to an advanced stage prior to discovery. It was a house so whatever is in a house heating could possibly be a gas fed fire.
What’s scarier is that this kid with a camera is beating career firefighters to a fire.
@@bobbys1984 Naw, that is just luck of the draw. He was most likely close to the scene when the call came in.
@@davidlenzi3551he beats them all over the Jersey shore all the time
@@bobbys1984 wanna know why he beats them? cause hes lighting them, watch his pre-arrivals, most times there is no smoke and he is there already somehow
I am glad the poeple are out of the house and they are safe as well and no body has been i and well done to guys for getting them out you guys did a good job from bird wood yacht4
And ps when editing get the whole end results please instead of doing the whole thing then running out of footage before the end as its more wiser to do the whole thing right but being its nj that always happens there as my two uncles were fitefighters there for years and both retired from doing a great job of a quick response
@@RichardThornton-i4f I’ll film however I want thanks bud
ill never understand why when your dispatched to a WORKING fire you aren't pack up before you get off the truck.
Why would you want to start burning your limited air supply prior to actually needing it
Further, masking up limits visibility to judge layout
@virgilhilts3924 , he said packed up, not air on. It's been a while since I was in the department, but we had pack seats in our truck. You get in and don your pack immediately, especially if you hear working fire. If you have time, turn your bottle on and connect your mask to the valve. When you arrive, grab the line, flake it out, don your mask, draw a breath and now your on air. If you sat in a pack seat, you better be ready to go when you arrived, or next time, you probably wouldn't get a pack seat.
@dawnmichelleseidlgodsey120, thank you. I miss doing it, but I couldn't realistically do it anymore due to age and some health issues. It was exciting and rewarding while I was in.
@@gregggoss2210
Well except for the fact that the firefighters were all wearing packs....dErP
Engineers and command rarely use SCBA
He clearly meant "on air" as he appears to be just another YT firefighter wannabe just like you
@dawnmichelleseidlgodsey120
Well actually no he wasnt
Nice stop LFD !!!
There’s no exposures lol
Nice stop to what? The foundation? The basement?
Given the circumstances it was not that long before they were able to put out the fire. Give credit where credit is due. You couldn't possibly have ever been a firefighter and made such an asinine statement like you did !!!@@hughman3241
I understand their protocol but not to critizes but why not use the areial ladder pump and do a heavy down pour in it and knock the fire down all over and even use the deck gun on the one side closes to the one house and have less damage to it or the surrounding areas where a lot of the house is left to rebuild
Not fully involved?? With heavy fire from the ground to the peek I’m not sure what fully involved means to you. Pretty quick hit once on scene. Nice work.
Half the house who knows if the back was involved, also left side had no fire at all. So yeah half fully involved but was a large home.
Fiyah
Always enjoy your vids...but have to admit, a bit confused by this one.
That is a full involved fire. I don't know where you get that it's not fully involved, despite the fact that a Chief o/s advises that it's fully involved aka working structure fire.
Fire showing from the (A-D) corner/side.
Good video. But why only one line pulled and why not continue suppressing the fire they stopped and allowed it to regenerate ?
They pulled another in the video I think they had up to 4 lines
@@goldengaming7036 ok I didn’t see any others that why I asked !
Alot quicker water on the fire with the use of the deck gun
@@KOBIELWOODSyou deck gun dweebs man
@@KOBIELWOODSplease go to every fire vedio and asked same question
great video! candles and chimneys at holiday time .. number 1 fire starter.. people please be careful..
Initially one engine on scene running one slow hose, and at least three command vehicles........
I love the fact that you capture these videos but most people want to watch the fire getting knocked down and you manage to edit out about 90% of that and capture clips of firefighter walking around. Just a suggestion but your editing needs work.
Most of the firemen are standing there watching the house burn. Isn't anyone interested in putting out the fire???????????????????
Save the basement
Why not a deck gun stream???.
I would like having these firefighters, so the adjuster guy didn´t have any doubt about my total loss...
That’s engine 5 stretching
Yes usually L-5 would be first due to this box lots going on and called them L-5 haha. Kept it in on purpose.
@@jerseyshorefireresponse Ladder company shouldnt be laying in hose no matter what due they are.
Complete incompetence to not put that stick in full use! It's like why have that truck if you dont fully use it. first due engine should carry water go in primary attack 2nd due goe in as back up or side of the building first truck stick right to the roof to vent and poor some water on it.
Amazing who beats fire trucks to the scene, just sayn….
Not many!
Yea I’ve been saying this for a while. This kid beats the fire companies to fires all up and down the Jersey shore.
Deck Gun
Said by wannabe's who have never worked a day as a firefighter but desperately wish they could
@@virgilhilts3924 wrong
@@MD21037
Your hurt feels say otherwise 🤣
🤡🤡👈👈
Beautiful house, too bad no one opts for sprinkler fire suppression system though.
Now this is a Situation!
There's gonna be a LOT of those menorah fires in Lakewood's future.
2 water capable sticks on scene with no water connection to them nor anyone going to the roof? What a waste of resources!
Or maybe they’re not necessary in this particular incident?
I’d say they were doing searches probably don’t think it was necessary they weren’t going to operate the master streams while fighting fire inside. The ladder was outrigger & ready in position though so.
Why weren't you there to tell them how to do their jobs?
@@virgilhilts3924 Don't be a smart-ass. Its a valid question. 30yr. FF here.
@@jerseyshorefireresponseWith that amount of fire showing it should have been hit better from the outside to darken it down, then get inside. How about roof venting?
This'll ruin your day, praying for de home owners
Don't understand why the ladder is up and not being used
It's there Posing pretty for photos and camera glammar shots.
@@Utubin 🤣
Why don’t firefighter get their scba on before arrival? Not a criticism but a question.
Friedman first one in!
prob the only fire hes had since hes been on the job.
Stop narrating the obvious stop talking in your videos. We’re watching it. We see it.
RM, another great pre arrival showing how they did a great job NJF putting a stop to on this fire.
What happens to peoples homes in America when they are extensively damaged by fires like this one here. I'm assuming it is demolished and rebuilt payed for by the insurance.
If you're extremely lucky!!.......
Good video. Should use this for a training video called foundation savers.
Care to elaborate? Or are you looking for 15 minutes of fame?
Figure it out as you seem to need a pat on the back.
@@Mike-hs8fq typical troll response. TYFYS 👏 Thanks for stopping by and throwing 💩 like caged animal. Where are you a hobbiest firefighter? Are you afraid to put a name to your magical and one of a kind experience and education.
This is so pitiful to watch these clowns in operation. What I see all the time in the US. Multi million dollars worth of equipment, best Fire trucks in the world but part time firefighters who have no idea on how to fight a fire. What I would have given for these Fire trucks in my day. They do not seem to understand that water puts out fires. They have no idea on where their hydrants are. Really hard to watch these homes burning to the ground. At least they saved some part of it.
This is about sickening to even watch, but there command is okay with watching. Maybe those cops could get a lesson in suppressing efforts vs. Giving directives all night.
You seem angry. Things not going well?
Outstanding video, a awful job of firefighting
I am sure your brothers in the service appreciate your comments. That is of course...assuming that you are not a poser fire fighter.
Is Lakewood paid or volunteer?
Both, paid units E-5 L-5
yall took to long,work the water off the engine till you get a water supply.getting ready to fight the fire on scene,should have been ready for battle.
Heavy fire…………..
Another day, another "I don't know what fully involved means"
1.5 Million dollar ladder truck that can't pump water out the tower. Go back to school you-all
Complete incompetence, you should rename this video title. As training.
I’d love to know how and where things went wrong?
put it out
sue
Not. Fully involved? 😂 just stop taking
I'm just here to see how many times Captain Obvious says .. "We got heavy Fy-er"
Only twice I’ve put a limit on it now, next video I’ll say it 30 times.
Not sure I understand why it takes so long to put water on the fire and why they deploy 1 line instead of multiple lines.
🧐🫣
Why don't you Americans billed your houses out of bricks don't billed them out of wood then the houses won't change it four bricks then they won't kach fire then stuart lodwidge
How come nobody is ventilating the roof??
The fire is already venting.
Why the hell would you roof vent on this? Lmao, it's literally vented from just about everywhere.....
Open your eyes bro
Too slow for the water
Appeared to be a three man engine company that did a great job!
No second line for how long?
Put out the fire?
Well done Lakewood
This is an excellent fire response. Everything from the radio traffic to the first team on the ground and the initial attack. This dept clearly has done their training and runs like a well oiled machine. Watching teamwork like this makes me miss being in the fire service. Keep up the great work.
well if people would start building houses that are 100% concrete inside outside and the roof this will never happen.
super slow
I’ll take the professionals size up over yours. When you have 2 story with fire pushing from floors, that’s fully involved.
Also that was a size up from EMS, at the time Fire was only pushing out of the first story but extending, not fully involved there was a whole other side to the house that showed minor signs of heavy fire or none at all. So the full structure wasn’t involved.
Actually that wasn't fully involved only one side had fire coming from it, the other side had nothing. Fully involved is flames from every window not smoke so his assessment is correct
@@CarTalesCrewthank you.. I love these guys on here talking out of their a** about things they’re not even close to correct about.
what part of the word "fully" do you not understand ?
Jersey shore you're once again you are getting too close do you not understand what safety is
He wasn’t too close. Have you ever seen Themajestorium1’s videos from NYC?
He wasn't that close, do you not understand how video cameras work?
@@FloridaCatholicGuy Yes actually I have and no that guy has an idea what he's talking about Jersey fire shore does not know what he's talking about All he is is a wannabe
Thanks Mom.
Cave man discovers optical zoom
Toujours trop lents pour éteindre, un challege?😢
Did the dispatch say manure fire at neighbors?!?
I thought dispatch said "Menorah fire". The Jewish candelabra used during Hanukkah typically with candles. A lot of Menorah fires this week becuase of the holidays.
@@rd4660 probably should switch to lights instead of candles. The fireman would appreciate it
“Jewish Lightning”
This is not "fully involved"
Your size up game needs some work
The fire fighters are good at there job s over there and over here as well they are b and there fire engines are full of stuff as well that they use for putting out the fires well done guys you keep safe as a fire fighter and keep up the good work that you guys do over there and over here in the. Uk from bird wood luxury super yacht🛥️🛥️🛥️🛥️🛥️🛥️🛥️🛳️🛳️🛳️⛴️🚤⛵️⛵️🛥️🛳️⛴️⛴️🚤⛵️⛵️🛥️🛶🛶🛶🚢🚣🚣🐇🚒🛳️⛴️⛴️🚤⛵️🛥️