DCFD Responding Compilation
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- Опубліковано 2 жов 2024
- District of Columbia (Washington DC) Fire Department Responding to various emergencies on the day of the departments 150th anniversary since their founding.
Engine 16 - outside fire
Tower Ladder 3 - fire alarm
Rescue 1 - Complex technical rescue
Engine 2 - Car accident
Engine 13 - Car accident
Engine 16 - Hazardous condition
Ambulance 32 - Transporting from a rollover
Ambulance 13 - Medical emergency
Ambulance 16 - Medical Emergency
Medic 2 - Car accident
Medic 51 - unknown
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Gotta love DCFD for having both pierce and seagraves for engines tillers towers and Rescues plus having Roto rays the federal q siren and Powercall on them
That’s like a dream come true for me personally!
Should’ve seen there rigs in the 2000’s and 90’s. When they had rigs made to last and REAL powercalls on there rigs
Awesome Compilation Nate! You should go again someday!
Great job great catches as usual by dcfd responding your service and time and efforts are deeply appreciated thanks don't work to hard love and appreciate you guys thanks you guys rock still going strong keep them safe out there way to go great looking fire station like the style ! Joe
Amazing catches!!! - First Response Media
Nice tower 3 is a nice rig
2:32 gotta practice those minor scales
sick video
Young Robert Lee Robert Davis Brenda
Medic 95 is running as medic 2
My home city glad you caught this
On the second clip the back door of the rescue truck was open
Yes they keep it open
It’s a walk in rescue. Members are back there getting dressed
What are those white squares above the door on the roof?
Scene lights I think
No next to scene lights on the engine roof
@@patricktyler4303 mirrors on the top, its pretty common for city’s.
DVRS - Digital Vehicular Repeater System. Allows for increasing local radio signal strength when operating inside large structures/metros/sub-basements etc. One on each side for addresses on either side of the block.
The giant flags everywhere though?
It’s the nation’s capital, what did you expect
@@natesiebert2840 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
Unless it's a World Cup sports final or the local independence day or some equivalent of a royal wedding etc, the only other culture that did this everyday OTT giant flag worship on *non-military or non-diplomatic properties* was during the third reich in Germany.
Yes, I am familiar with most places based on their national capitals and major cities of course. This is strictly some strange American kink driving around with GIANT flags on ambulances and EMT fire vehicles. Nazis aside, it's *not* a normal everyday cultural thing.
Do they attach sparklers to the front twirllie light during the fourth of July? If not....they should...
It's called a roto-ray. It helps get drivers attention when they are going down the road.