Skip to content


“They Call You For That?”

No comments

 

Smoke showing upon the 10-84

(more…)

Protecting Lives

3 comments

Protecting people’s lives will involve risk for us as firefighters

(more…)

Day in The Life of TL.153

No comments

Spend some time with a Brooklyn company

(more…)

Video Discussion: Brooklyn Box 0212
All Hands at Coffee Shop Fire

No comments

Size-up discussion for Williamsburg worker

(more…)

Shot In The Arm:
FDNY L.111, Rescue 2 Ride-Along ’92

No comments

¾ boots, bunker pants, helmet tetrahedrons and white-over-red cabs

(more…)

Lloyd Mitchell:
Workers in Queens and Brooklyn

No comments

 

(more…)

Bronx Working:
Videos, Engine Co.75, Ladder Co. 33 First Due on Four-Alarm House Fire

No comments

10-75 and a second alarm within minutes of arrival

(more…)

Brooklyn Working: First Due Video from Box 1794

No comments

Pride of Sheffield Avenue is first in on a second alarm fire

(more…)

Brooklyn Working: Supermarket Fire in East Flatbush

No comments

Four alarms transmitted in the Borough of Fire

(more…)

Brooklyn Working:
Multiple Alarms for Flatbush Blaze

No comments

665 New York Avenue fire was fought with six alarms and a seventh for relief purposes.

(more…)

Brooklyn Working:
Seven Alarms Transmitted for Large Fulton Street Structure

No comments

Multiple tower ladders at work on Box 1846.

(more…)

DLSR vs. Camera Phone
Fireground Photography Pros and Cons

No comments

Lloyd Mitchell looks at two different tools in the toolbox.


 

(more…)

Let’s See Wallenda Try This

No comments

It wasn't a high-wire act, but it certainly was more impressive.

(more…)

FDNY Medal Day Preview:
WTC and Burn Foundation Medal Winners

1 comment

A FDNY Medal Day glimpse of two companies at a significant fire.

(more…)

Harry M. Archer Medal
Courage and Valor…Understated, Revisited

2 comments

The citation is proof that people can survive even in the most unthinkable conditions.

(more…)

Manhattan Scaffolding Rescue Highlights Agency Rivalry and Risk Management Decisions

No comments

Scaffold rescue highlights problems in unified command system.

(more…)

We Won!

2 comments

No, not that but something much better.

(more…)

Squad Co.18 Working (Again):
10-77 with People in the Windows

No comments

Manhattan fire with reports of people hanging out the windows.

(more…)

Squad Co.18 Working:
Top Floor Fire on Lower East Side

No comments

Fire showing from the fifth floor of 39 Eldridge Street and related material on truck company operations and ventilation.

(more…)

“Busy in Brooklyn”
Lloyd Mitchell Photography

No comments

Capturing some work in Flatbush.

(more…)

“No Sleep Till Brooklyn”
Lloyd Takes in Two-Alarm Fire with TL.157

No comments

On the scene with The Jolly Rogers of Rogers Avenue.

(more…)

Brooklyn Citizen Finds Firefighters “Joyriding”.
Or, “Engine 255 Shops for the Meal”

4 comments

Shopping for the meal still baffles the public.

(more…)

How I Operate on the Fireground
Lloyd Mitchell Photography

No comments

Lloyd shares some of his photography tips useful on the fireground.

(more…)

Truck Tuesday:
Riding Assignments and Roof Questions

No comments

If you are going to the roof, you have a plan, right?

 

(more…)

“Occupy” the 28th Floor

No comments

Manhattan box near Wall Street protestors goes to two-alarms.

 

(more…)