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GETTIN’ SALTY EXPERIENCE PODCAST Ep. 176 | TRIBUTE TO FDNY CAPTAIN PATRICK “PADDY” BROWN
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- Опубліковано 7 січ 2024
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Our special guests will be 43 year FDNY veteran Deputy Chief Jay Jonas and Capt. Brown's sister Carolyn Brown.
We will be paying Tribute to FDNY Captain Patrick J. “Paddy” Brown who died on 9-11-01. Capt. Brown was one of the best-known members of the department and served as a role model for many young firefighters. His story of service begins with his enlistment in the United States Marine Corps during the Vietnam War. He returned from two tours of duty in Vietnam as a decorated Marine sergeant. He was one of a considerable number of FDNY members who had served in Vietnam prior to returning home to join the ranks of the FDNY during New York City’s own “War Years.” Over the course of his career, Capt Brown grew to be known for his enthusiasm and love for going to fires as well as the boldness and decisiveness that were central to his leadership style.
On January 28, 1977, he graduated and was assigned to Ladder 26 in Harlem. It wasn't long before he began making a name for himself with frequent rescues. By 1982, he was being recruited to Rescue 1 and 2 - units filled with the best of the best in the FDNY. By the time he hit 10 years as a firefighter, his personal awards and recognition's for heroism were astounding. He achieved the rank of Lieutenant on August 8, 1987.
Despite not wanting attention, a daring rope rescue in 1991 would make him known everywhere. By 1993, he was promoted to Captain and on October 21, 2000 he was assigned as Captain of Ladder 3.
On Sept 11th he responded. Capt. Paddy Brown (FDNY 3 Truck/Ladder 3): “I’m on the 35th floor, okay, okay? Just relay to the command post we’re trying to get up. There’s numerous civilians at all stairwells, numerous burn injuries are coming down. I’m trying to send them down first. Apparently, it’s above the 75th floor.
Three Truck and we are still heading up. Okay? Thank you.
”Command Post to Ladder 3:“Command Post to Ladder 3, get out of the building!”
Capt. Paddy Brown responded: “This is the officer of Ladder Co. 3. I refuse the order! I am on the 44th floor and we have too many burned people with me. I'm not leaving them!”
These are the last radio transmissions from Captain Patrick “Paddy” Brown
Remember WE HONOR the BRAVE men and women like Captain Brown, who refused to quit; refused to retreat; and fought until the very end!!
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Great show boys , please do one on Capt. Terry hatton
I second that.
Paddy was a true American hero. Not because he wore the the uniforms of the USMC and the FDNY but because of what he did thru out his life! God blessed you Paddy and the world was a better place because of you!🙏🏻
Amazing show. I never tire hearing of the heroics of Capt Brown. Carolyn, you did an amazing job. Here’s to your brother, a hero, a legend. His legacy reached across the pond 🏴🇺🇸
Chief Jonas you did a fantastic job.
RIP Capt Brown
That it has 🏴🇺🇲
I wish this episode went forever. Thank you legend Paddy Brown.
Westbury FD had the last Mack if I am not mistaken. Now, back to the show. Wicked awesome job. This is what men do.
This is the only show on UA-cam that makes me cry every time. GREAT, GREAT firefighters! True human beings! This is what I love about being a firefighter.
Amazing show! Would love to see you guys do something like this on Terry Hatton!
If only men could be like these men. The world would be a better place. I was born in the wrong decade
Outstanding show Thank you guy's for sharing Capt.Brown's stories with us.a true heavy hitting bad ass.🇺🇲🙏🧑🚒
What a show, incredible leader of men 👍
Sharon Watts also wrote a great book on him titled "Miss You, Pat"
Thanks for mentioning this! I enjoyed this podcast, and the enthusiasm to learn more about Pat was heart-warming. I kept hoping to hear stories unknown to me, similar to what I had collected soon after 9/11 from so many like Butch Williams and John RInciari of the Explorers, guys from the Fire Patrol, guys from Gleason's Gym, Captain John Vigiano, FF Mickey Conboy, FDNY Commissioner Von Essen, and all Pat's fellow yogis and karate-ka. Everyone was so generous sharing their stories with me because they all loved Pat.
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Is the book available in audiobook format? Thanks
Unfortunately, no. Just paperback and E-book.
Learned so much more about Patty Brown. Great job
Unbelievable show tonight. 👍👏🙏
Awesome! Yes, more tribute episodes!
NEVER FORGET ☘️🇺🇸
This was a great show. The stories are beyond belief. God bless those who made the ultimate sacrifice that day and those who had their lives cut short dealing with the aftermath.
AWESOME SHOW!!!!!!!!!!! Keep Them Coming, what a great way to insure "We Will Never Forget"
God please send us more Paddy Browns
Great. Show
Having to watch a day late, but so looking forward to it.
Great job Jay!! Thanks for sharing this.
Powerful, great episode.
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