Hazmat Response Station 7

German fire trucks responding:
Alarm at station 7 "Milbertshofen" from the Munich Fire Department. As some crews returned from a previous call, the alarm went off again. On his way back to the station the Battalion Chief had to switch on lights and sirens for the last block. He turns onto the station's frontyard and you can see fire-fighters running across the yard and in the vehicle hall. I'm not sure, but probably the Hazmat Truck doesn't have a fixed crew, and as they have just returned, they were in a hurry to get from one truck onto the other one.
After some time they were ready to leave: the Battalion Chief, Rescue Engine 2 and the new Hazmat Truck are heading eastbound.
Unfortunately I don't know to which call they were heading to. Maybe it was a mutual aid response beyond the city and county limits. There was a large hazmat call going on in southern Freising County.

[@Berufsrettung1]

Sehr schön !

[@Manuel.Schwarzenberger]

Schade um die RW-U. Aber der GW-G ist halt näher an der Zeit.

[@frogfoot_media]

Looks good!

[@Elecsander911]

Schönes Video! Ist dort früher ein AB-G gefahren oder was wurde ersetzt?

[@EnjoyFirefighting]

Ein WLF bzw AB gab es dort nicht. Ich vermute dass der Rüstwagen-Umwelt in seiner Funktion ersetzt wurde

[@EmergencyMuenchen]

@@EnjoyFirefighting genau, die zwei RW-U wurden durch neue GW-G ersetzt.

[@EnjoyFirefighting]

Dacht ich mir schon; War das einzige was Sinn gemacht hat

[@RescueBayern]

Nach Freising ging es jedenfalls nicht , da dort alles da war was gebraucht wurde , aber ich frage nocheinmal nach