These are the accounts that need to be verified and getting support from UA-cam. Honest harding working men and woman who put their lives on the line everyday.
We think the same about models outside of the US. I look at some of the European trucks that are really just repurposed military trucks (think what you see on airfields) and just gush.
As a German volunteer firefighter, I find it extremely interesting to see my comrades from other countries at work. Greetings from Germany and as we say locally "all the time good hose".
@@takarasan Some departments do, some don't. Often rural departments won't have them due to the small population and people can find another way around a block with little traffic. It does make hose setup harder as you must be careful. For cities, departments have so much on the trucks already. Not all departments choose to carry "Schlauchbrücken" (hose bridge) on every truck. You would think our bigger trucks have more storage, but I am always amazed with how much gear you guys pack into your trucks.
@@Drako3215 Except near the beginning, when they briefly stand in the smoke, I don't understand what you mean. Not everyone here wears a mask either. In the "vehicle staging area" it can sometimes happen that smoke is blown away by the wind for a short time. And the two in the ladder's basket have masks on when they are no longer in the smoke-free area. Otherwise send a TimeStamp what exactly you mean by “don’t wear a mask”
I just hit 20 years in the fire service. I've served with Riverside County (CA), San Diego Rural, Tombstone (AZ) Fire, and am now with East Knox County (KY) VFD. STAY SAFE OUT THERE, BROTHERS AND SISTERS! THANK ALL Y'ALL FOR DOING WHAT YOU DO!!
Maybe it's because it's a rural town, but bravo to the drivers for having spacial awareness and mostly getting out of the way immediately. Great use of the Q! An incredible start to an incredible video.
@fjb3544 don't start with lgbtq+. Most firefighters are men's, with some women. Being lgbtq+ gives nothing. Only courage, initiative and more are what matter.
Thanks for sharing this video. I am always interested in seeing how fire departments approach and battle different types of fires. My brother is an EMT in Shrewsbury, NJ so I get to hear some interesting stories. Thanks also for telling us what the spinning thing was on the front of the truck. 😊 You answered one of my questions. Stay safe, be careful out there.
@@Fire-Rescue50 is your company strictly volunteer ? When I was stationed at Fort Carson I was a volunteer fire fighter with Hanover in Colorado thank you for your hard work and dedication🇺🇸🇺🇸
@@Tower_15_Ladderyes blowing of the air horn either multiple bursts or long blare is used as an aide to inform firefighters inside who may otherwise not have heard radio traffic. The loud drawn out air horn can be better heard and needs no explanation to those inside. (If you hear it GET OUT). The decision made by those in charge. That firefighters inside were unable to effectively get to where the main body of fire was located and apply water changed operations from aggressive interior attack to a more defensive master stream attack. Allowing for direct water application onto the greatest amount of fire. Those streams of water can cause significant harm if sprayed on people which is why the building gets evacuated before they are used.
Great work by all units involved and all back in the barn safe. I'm going to miss this place. So many good times with family there. Hope they can rebuild.
this is obe of the best videos i have seen its not chopped or butchered keep up the great work my deteriorating vision has prevented me from fulfilling my dresms to be a firefighter so here i sm on youtube just watching what i was never able to accomplish and remindin every firefighter around the world to be safe yall are the everyday heroes eho wear SCBAs and not capes
My love and appreciation are out to those in 🖤❤️🖤 I have been thankful enough to do things on law enforcement side and also ride along with local fire departments. I worked with ARC for I don’t even know how many years served as assistant chief. I have seen y’all’s blood sweat and tears. I can say first responders have the hardest jobs. Much ❤
@@Belchmaster41 depends. If you don’t have a lot of manpower responding, not too big. If you’re in an area with lots of available manpower, it can be big.
Very good showing of a Firefights view and the attack views of fire , how it responds . Great footage of a bad situation . Cooperation from area services all came to same efforts. Good job !
I am a great grandmother from the ride till the end I prayed more times than I can count. Great job and much respect to all and many prayers to the families.
First thing I noticed was how absolutely beautiful that part of Pennsylvania is. It reminds me of some areas of Nova Scotia (i am in Canada). Good video! It was interesting to see a first person perspective when responding to a call.
Most people forget, its not just wood that feeds the fire. Its all the man made materials like tile flooring, carpet, , electrical, melting HVAC system, kitchen appliances now fully engulfed, etc.
I'm so glad they keep using those old sirens on fire engines/trucks/ladders/etc, the good ones can be heard so well. Some regular sirens you just cannot HEAR in new cars. Built to be quiet, but that's a double edged sword...
Retired volunteer firemen here from what use to be station 211 Southern Manheim Twp . I miss the days when we went out to a call we were all one not one better than the others.❤to all my brothers of my brothers and sisters of old man fire
A lot of good things to say about this video. They really got to blow the carbon out of the engine on that run. This is only the second time I saw a video from the bucket. They know how to use the power of the water and the stream. One of the best videos in a long time.
this is my favorite restaurant in pennsylvania. been going since i was a kid. its fully rebuilt now and going by back next week! goad they got out safe!
God bless you 🙏 greetings from Reading Pennsylvania 🇵🇷 my Family watched the video from Puerto Rico Very grateful for their work to the Police, Firefighters and Paramedics God bless you
Fantastic footage.All hands caught a break with the weather.Normally this time of the year out in Lancaster county there's snow on the ground,wind and freezing temps.And what a ride.
I love a good defensive op! Lowered that pond level that day. Great work by Truck 50. You have had some great bangers of video’s lately. Keep it up. Love watching.
Wow. That fire seemed very stubborn. The residents of that community are well protected and fortunate to have such a well equiped fire fighting de9artment.
Excellent Video guys....Nice to see a Tower Truck in action... Wish we had cams back in the day like this..... Be safe Brothers... Craig Truck 33 Engine 12
Thank you for sharing the video. It was interesting. It is unfortunate that in most cases, something bad has or is happening for you to be called out. But thank God you are there to help others Take care and be safe.
Insane how the fire dose not want to die. You would think absolutely Dowsing it with water would put it out in some areas. But no. It’s instantly evaporated do from the insane heat. This is wild to see. And even crazier to be the one putting it out. Absolute respect to you and all in you service!🇺🇸❤️🙏🇺🇸
Super video. Loved when turned corner you saw the header. That's why you use smoth bore on elevated stream. I guess some of the water runoff went back to the pond and was recycled. Good job Truck 50, and IC.
How horrific a fire. How amazing the men and women firefighters are. Indeed, I hope for rebuilding. I'd go to Strasburg often so some of this looks familiar. My father worked on the SRR. His dream retirement job, on the railroad.
Thank you for the great work everyone, I don’t know if this is allowed if not please remove, I just want to say thank you to all the spouses who have to wait for their other half to come home safe any kind of emergency personnel it’s not easy I do know from experience being once a wife of a fire fighter,
Talvez es demasiado tarde por este centario y soamente queria escribimres que hacen un trabajo espectacular que Dios los.bendiga y los guarde siempre, excelente video excelente contenido Sudos desde Guatemala
This driver has skills.......encouraged to see most motorists pulling to the side. Firefighters rock! Brave folks doing a dangerous job. Amazing the volume of water being put on the fire and it just doesn’t want to lay down. What was in that building to burn so intense?
I was in the building to the left at 10:40, I remember seeing the truck in this video pass and somebody getting rear ended to the right at the upcoming intersection
Question…at 5:57, is that the spot where an aerial truck hit a car that pulled out from the side road a few years ago, with the aerial ending up in the field? I looked for that video but couldn’t find it. The geography looked really familiar.
Good job to you guys for good work you do. But I must say the driver of the truck sure does know how to fly he must have confidence in those streets and roads me I'd be worrying about somebody pulling out in front of me lol
Everytime I watch your vids I get homesick for Pa.Born and raised a little more East of you,Glenside,RoslynAbington ,Hatboro-Horsham were the towns I lived.I had relatives more closer to you in Telford,Quakertownand Soulderton .How I miss those places and those times! Born in 1963 Great Videos and Great Work👍🏻
All I want to say, is thanks. You firefighters risk your lives for us to be safe, you guys go to unstable places and at any time. Disaster could Happen. Thank you ❤
Боже,какая у вас культура на дорогах, пропустить пожарную машину и прижаться вправо- это святое!!! Скорость приличная у тачки,такое ощущение что едите на спортбайке, а какая плавность хода!! Хотя может это асфальт ровный такой
Great video! I really appreciate the perspective the helmet cam provides. However, I have to say that while the teamwork is impressive, I wonder if the high pressure of such intense situations sometimes leads to decisions that could be reconsidered in hindsight. Just a thought!
This just popped onto my feed. I remember the day this happened my brother saw it on the news and sent it to me. My parents actually took us there just a few years ago on a family trip for the grandkids, Whoopie pie Weekend
Evacuation Tones. To essentially let all personnel working interior, to get out, and do it now. Usually happens when the fire starts to overwhelm or compromise the structure, or if it's a very deep seated fire.
Central NJ volly here. Great job by all companies. Really sad to see this. This area of Lancaster is full of friendly hard working folks. Never ate at this place but it’s right up the road from the hotel I stay at every year. Hopefully the family can rebuild and bounce back from this
75% of all fire departments in the US are volunteer. That is a fact that most do not know. George Washington, our first US president was a volunteer fireman.
These are the accounts that need to be verified and getting support from UA-cam. Honest harding working men and woman who put their lives on the line everyday.
So true!
Straight fax
@Alex McC hi there i would have wanted to see your vid's
Can you make a new account
@Alex McC cool thanks very much
As a firefighter in Australia, my hats of to you guys! You have some badass fire trucks over there!!
Are You Apart Of A BFB Or FRS?
And thank you for helping us fight our big forest fires in Alberta this year. Your help is much appreciated
Don’t things catch on fire if you sneeze on them over there?
We think the same about models outside of the US. I look at some of the European trucks that are really just repurposed military trucks (think what you see on airfields) and just gush.
@@goodgremlinmedia2757funny enough I just read an article the friction from a fart is number one cause of fires in Australia.
As a German volunteer firefighter, I find it extremely interesting to see my comrades from other countries at work. Greetings from Germany and as we say locally "all the time good hose".
Was wondering why they don't have "Schlauchbrücken" to bridge the pressurized hoses instead of disconnecting. I assume theres a reason?
@@takarasan Some departments do, some don't. Often rural departments won't have them due to the small population and people can find another way around a block with little traffic. It does make hose setup harder as you must be careful.
For cities, departments have so much on the trucks already. Not all departments choose to carry "Schlauchbrücken" (hose bridge) on every truck. You would think our bigger trucks have more storage, but I am always amazed with how much gear you guys pack into your trucks.
And you're not suprised that they're not even wearing masks?
@@Drako3215 Except near the beginning, when they briefly stand in the smoke, I don't understand what you mean. Not everyone here wears a mask either. In the "vehicle staging area" it can sometimes happen that smoke is blown away by the wind for a short time. And the two in the ladder's basket have masks on when they are no longer in the smoke-free area. Otherwise send a TimeStamp what exactly you mean by “don’t wear a mask”
@@Drako3215they were but
My dad was a firefighter 27 years in Rochester, Indiana USA. I AM VERY PROUD OF MY DAD FOR THOSE YEARS OF SERVICE. REST IN PEACE DAD
That truck is hauling it down the road. Lancaster County is beautiful. Thank you for keeping it safe, I have so much respect for you.
I just hit 20 years in the fire service. I've served with Riverside County (CA), San Diego Rural, Tombstone (AZ) Fire, and am now with East Knox County (KY) VFD. STAY SAFE OUT THERE, BROTHERS AND SISTERS! THANK ALL Y'ALL FOR DOING WHAT YOU DO!!
Ive driven on those roads countless times, and I can't imagine the skill and guts required to drive a truck that big so quickly through there.
Need more off street parking 😊
This is a beautiful town.
Respect to the construction flagger for stopping traffic when hearing sirens.
Holy wow that is a far distance! Huge respect!
Maybe it's because it's a rural town, but bravo to the drivers for having spacial awareness and mostly getting out of the way immediately. Great use of the Q! An incredible start to an incredible video.
Crazy how much water it takes to put the fire out. Those truck aerials are awesome.
After growing up with volunteers I must admit as a Pennsylvanian you boys are great. Keep up the great work boys.
Thank you!
Silentwanirg1moago🇳🇷
And girls… and non binaries
@fjb3544 don't start with lgbtq+. Most firefighters are men's, with some women. Being lgbtq+ gives nothing. Only courage, initiative and more are what matter.
@@fjb3544😐
wow, what an incredible video. glad it looks like no one was hurt. that was a serious battle. and, thanks for always answering everyone's questions!
Thank you!
Outbreaks m1moago🇮🇴
Thanks for sharing this video. I am always interested in seeing how fire departments approach and battle different types of fires. My brother is an EMT in Shrewsbury, NJ so I get to hear some interesting stories. Thanks also for telling us what the spinning thing was on the front of the truck. 😊 You answered one of my questions. Stay safe, be careful out there.
Thank you!
@@Fire-Rescue50 is your company strictly volunteer ? When I was stationed at Fort Carson I was a volunteer fire fighter with Hanover in Colorado thank you for your hard work and dedication🇺🇸🇺🇸
@@Fire-Rescue50 hello
@Fire-Rescue50 12:55 were the trucks blowing the air-horn for fire fighters in the building to evaluate if the didn't here there radios?
@@Tower_15_Ladderyes blowing of the air horn either multiple bursts or long blare is used as an aide to inform firefighters inside who may otherwise not have heard radio traffic. The loud drawn out air horn can be better heard and needs no explanation to those inside. (If you hear it GET OUT).
The decision made by those in charge. That firefighters inside were unable to effectively get to where the main body of fire was located and apply water changed operations from aggressive interior attack to a more defensive master stream attack. Allowing for direct water application onto the greatest amount of fire.
Those streams of water can cause significant harm if sprayed on people which is why the building gets evacuated before they are used.
Great work by all units involved and all back in the barn safe. I'm going to miss this place. So many good times with family there. Hope they can rebuild.
Thank you! I hope so too, I know they plan on it
they did a very good job ,that fire was huge
DrwPierce1moago🇮🇳
Too All Fire Company's that assisted in this Building Fire , You All Did An Outstanding Excellent Job Brother's And Sister's !!!!!
Thanks!
You're Welcome!
I've been waiting on this since I read about the fire and saw Truck 50 there!
this is obe of the best videos i have seen its not chopped or butchered keep up the great work my deteriorating vision has prevented me from fulfilling my dresms to be a firefighter so here i sm on youtube just watching what i was never able to accomplish and remindin every firefighter around the world to be safe yall are the everyday heroes eho wear SCBAs and not capes
Amazing! My brother is a firefighter and i am super proud of you guys, much love from Australia
My love and appreciation are out to those in 🖤❤️🖤 I have been thankful enough to do things on law enforcement side and also ride along with local fire departments. I worked with ARC for I don’t even know how many years served as assistant chief. I have seen y’all’s blood sweat and tears. I can say first responders have the hardest jobs. Much ❤
Thanks for the great footage. That was quite the fire load. You did what you could. I'm glad you backed off that roof when you did.
Thank you!
I wonder: how bad does a fire have to be to activate a 3rd-alarm?
@@Belchmaster41 depends. If you don’t have a lot of manpower responding, not too big. If you’re in an area with lots of available manpower, it can be big.
I’m an Aerial Painter (ladder) at Pierce. Awesome to see aerial trucks in action!
Very good showing of a Firefights view and the attack views of fire , how it responds . Great footage of a bad situation . Cooperation from area services all came to same efforts. Good job !
Thank you!
That's was an awesome ride you took us on in the beginning! Nice driving!
Thank you!
Very Cool. Love the view from the tower ladders perspective. Thank you.
Nice footage from a different viewpoint atop the tower ladder. It's amazing how much water is used to control a fire like that. Good job by all.
Thank you!
JumM1moago🇭🇺
I am a great grandmother from the ride till the end I prayed more times than I can count. Great job and much respect to all and many prayers to the families.
Hey Brothers and Sisters, I thank you for the "birds-eye" view.
Watching from Dodge City, Kansas! Love how you show everything instead of a snippet here and a snippet there. Keep em coming!
Thank you!
First thing I noticed was how absolutely beautiful that part of Pennsylvania is. It reminds me of some areas of Nova Scotia (i am in Canada). Good video! It was interesting to see a first person perspective when responding to a call.
Many of those houses would be worth £1m if they were in southern England. They are really beautiful and with so much land.
This video is excellent in contents and the team work.
I’m a Medic and I watch the fireman closely for signs of need.
So proud of Reese brothers.
MCP
Most people forget, its not just wood that feeds the fire. Its all the man made materials like tile flooring, carpet, , electrical, melting HVAC system, kitchen appliances now fully engulfed, etc.
I'm so glad they keep using those old sirens on fire engines/trucks/ladders/etc, the good ones can be heard so well.
Some regular sirens you just cannot HEAR in new cars. Built to be quiet, but that's a double edged sword...
Retired volunteer firemen here from what use to be station 211 Southern Manheim Twp . I miss the days when we went out to a call we were all one not one better than the others.❤to all my brothers of my brothers and sisters of old man fire
A fantastic introduction into fire fighting , bless you ALL .
We appreciate all of your fires fighters
A lot of good things to say about this video. They really got to blow the carbon out of the engine on that run. This is only the second time I saw a video from the bucket. They know how to use the power of the water and the stream. One of the best videos in a long time.
Thank you!
@@Fire-Rescue50 that was some great driving
@@andrewp7509 It sure was great use of siren and airhorns
It looked like you pulled the bucket back after knowing the fire was under you. If so, very smart move.
Sure did. Thanks!
Sounds like the tower got some new horns on it! Good to see the brothers at work in another state
Horns aren't new. They were retuned. They need a new powercall though.
Excellent driving and use of siren and horn. The use of towers was crucial for a quick knockdown. Great team effort 😁👌👌👌👌👏👏👏👏👏❤️🇺🇸
this is my favorite restaurant in pennsylvania. been going since i was a kid. its fully rebuilt now and going by back next week! goad they got out safe!
Fantastic footage. With that many HVAC units on the roof it makes it harder for the firemen. Have a great day ❤️🙂⚘️.
Thank you!
God bless you 🙏 greetings from Reading Pennsylvania 🇵🇷 my Family watched the video from Puerto Rico Very grateful for their work to the Police, Firefighters and Paramedics God bless you
Fantastic footage.All hands caught a break with the weather.Normally this time of the year out in Lancaster county there's snow on the ground,wind and freezing temps.And what a ride.
I love a good defensive op! Lowered that pond level that day. Great work by Truck 50.
You have had some great bangers of video’s lately. Keep it up. Love watching.
Thank you!
Wow. That fire seemed very stubborn. The residents of that community are well protected and fortunate to have such a well equiped fire fighting de9artment.
Awesome!! never seen from this point of view before! thank you!
Thank you!
Excellent Video guys....Nice to see a Tower Truck in action... Wish we had cams back in the day like this..... Be safe Brothers... Craig Truck 33 Engine 12
Thank you!
Вот смотрю из России и как приятно смотреть на чистую природу. Порядок на дорогах. Водители все уступают.
Thank you for sharing the video. It was interesting. It is unfortunate that in most cases, something bad has or is happening for you to be called out. But thank God you are there to help others
Take care and be safe.
I have such respect in all ya'll do and the hard work it takes.🤗
Driver/Engineer still got them skillz, that's a top heavy machine he's getting around them corners at speed but safely in control.
Been wanting to see some aerial ops. Thanks for your service. 🚒👍
11 minutos donde no le aflojaron el acelerador. Mis respetos para todos mis hermanos héroes!
It's amazing how people either don't know or don't care to get tf out of the way when there is a firetruck behind them with the sirens blazing. 4:47
That’s a massive fire good job guys! Great work!
I'm quite fascinated by the siren, so it goes higher and louder when speeding up, very cool
Most Q2 sirens have a pedal attached near the engineers feet. Hes most likely using his other foot to push down on the pedal.
WOW big building fire.
Nice helmet cam recording.
Greetings from The Netherlands
My full respect for your work ! God bless you all !
Great video that i just watched again. I loved being part of the bucket looking over the roof....🤗🤗
Insane how the fire dose not want to die. You would think absolutely Dowsing it with water would put it out in some areas. But no. It’s instantly evaporated do from the insane heat. This is wild to see. And even crazier to be the one putting it out. Absolute respect to you and all in you service!🇺🇸❤️🙏🇺🇸
driving with the siren screamingggg as you see the smoke get closer and bigger, just gets me pumped up, I could run thru a wall💪🏽💪🏽
Great work! It's tough when there's so much heat below that you can't get to.
Thank you!
Super video. Loved when turned corner you saw the header. That's why you use smoth bore on elevated stream. I guess some of the water runoff went back to the pond and was recycled. Good job Truck 50, and IC.
Thank you!
Impressive fire! Congratulations to all firefighters! Greetings from France!
that was quite a commute.
thanks for sharing and thank you for your service!!!
How horrific a fire. How amazing the men and women firefighters are. Indeed, I hope for rebuilding. I'd go to Strasburg often so some of this looks familiar. My father worked on the SRR. His dream retirement job, on the railroad.
Thank you for the great work everyone, I don’t know if this is allowed if not please remove, I just want to say thank you to all the spouses who have to wait for their other half to come home safe any kind of emergency personnel it’s not easy I do know from experience being once a wife of a fire fighter,
Absolutely, thank you!
After living in Texas for years, it is nice to see well maintained homes and properties.
Talvez es demasiado tarde por este centario y soamente queria escribimres que hacen un trabajo espectacular que Dios los.bendiga y los guarde siempre, excelente video excelente contenido Sudos desde Guatemala
Im Algerian intervention hse i work like this tooo im so proud of this work i mean everything is perfect 💗 i wish i can work with you guys
This driver has skills.......encouraged to see most motorists pulling to the side. Firefighters rock! Brave folks doing a dangerous job. Amazing the volume of water being put on the fire and it just doesn’t want to lay down. What was in that building to burn so intense?
That's what I want to know, and how it started
I was in the building to the left at 10:40, I remember seeing the truck in this video pass and somebody getting rear ended to the right at the upcoming intersection
As former firefighter in California we respect every engine like it was our own
Молодцы ребята, спасибо за хороший видеообзор, удачи вам в вашем деле 👍
Question…at 5:57, is that the spot where an aerial truck hit a car that pulled out from the side road a few years ago, with the aerial ending up in the field? I looked for that video but couldn’t find it. The geography looked really familiar.
Good job to you guys for good work you do. But I must say the driver of the truck sure does know how to fly he must have confidence in those streets and roads me I'd be worrying about somebody pulling out in front of me lol
Great effort! Great production!
It's pretty remarkable how much water you & the other tower are putting through the holes in the roof and it just keeps burning.
Everytime I watch your vids I get homesick for Pa.Born and raised a little more East of you,Glenside,RoslynAbington ,Hatboro-Horsham were the towns I lived.I had relatives more closer to you in Telford,Quakertownand Soulderton .How I miss those places and those times! Born in 1963
Great Videos and Great Work👍🏻
I've got a fever...and the only prescription is more Q siren! :) great video
Haha, thank you!
Oof that was a stubborn rager 😮 nice job and great video
This a long ride to a fire but great work guys keep it coming
9:29 that truck driver was like “oh shit, a fire truck”
Geniune Question, why are they spraying (what appears to be their deck cannon) into the lake at 16:24?
Circulating water to keep the draft.
This channel should gain more visibility
I was gonna say dude was driving way too fast then realized my playback speed was at 1.25 😂
You should see how fast he was going with a playback speed of 2x. 😆
Ottimo lavoro bravissimi 👍👍👏👏👏👏👏👍❤️🇮🇹🇮🇹🇮🇹
i was about to say boy this sure does look like new England!!!! scrolled down to see its in PA
I love the disco light on the front of your truck.
I love these types of videos, very nice work ladies and gentlemen, be safe and many thanks for what yall do for your community.
What is that thing spinning on the left of the screen at 1:13?
Those are lights
Roto ray designed to capture drivers attention
Thank you so much for the impressive footage.
Thank you!
All I want to say, is thanks.
You firefighters risk your lives for us to be safe, you guys go to unstable places and at any time. Disaster could Happen. Thank you ❤
Боже,какая у вас культура на дорогах, пропустить пожарную машину и прижаться вправо- это святое!!! Скорость приличная у тачки,такое ощущение что едите на спортбайке, а какая плавность хода!! Хотя может это асфальт ровный такой
Great video! I really appreciate the perspective the helmet cam provides. However, I have to say that while the teamwork is impressive, I wonder if the high pressure of such intense situations sometimes leads to decisions that could be reconsidered in hindsight. Just a thought!
Huge respect to these firefighters and all the firefighters around the world♡
Greetings from Türkiye♡
This just popped onto my feed. I remember the day this happened my brother saw it on the news and sent it to me. My parents actually took us there just a few years ago on a family trip for the grandkids, Whoopie pie Weekend
these trucks are bad ass. hats off to everyone behind the wheel.
12:53 why did many of the trucks start blaring their horns at this point?
Evacuation Tones. To essentially let all personnel working interior, to get out, and do it now. Usually happens when the fire starts to overwhelm or compromise the structure, or if it's a very deep seated fire.
@@irishgaming8061ah ok, thanks
Central NJ volly here. Great job by all companies. Really sad to see this. This area of Lancaster is full of friendly hard working folks. Never ate at this place but it’s right up the road from the hotel I stay at every year. Hopefully the family can rebuild and bounce back from this
75% of all fire departments in the US are volunteer. That is a fact that most do not know. George Washington, our first US president was a volunteer fireman.