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Fire Apparatus Responding

Vintage video of Shreveport fire apparatus responding to a fire in a Shopping Center. 1994

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25 Responses to “Fire Apparatus Responding”

  1. Ah, ok. COOL
    Ah, ok. COOL

  2. GMC - Heavy Rescue …
    GMC - Heavy Rescue / Hazmat.

  3. 1993
    1993

  4. NC403Firefighter on August 16th, 2009 at 12:43 am

    Hey doc, when did …
    Hey doc, when did Shreveport switch from the solid white paint scheme to the red/white they have now?

  5. awesome video
    awesome video

  6. i like the sound on …
    i like the sound on the second engine the 1989 pumper truck

  7. They retro-fitted …
    They retro-fitted some of the old Monarchs with Fed Q’s. Check out the video response above, “Fire Engines Responding to a Fire Call”. Engine 5 is putting the Q to good use. Too bad about your 82 ALF - Hope someone gets it and keeps it beautiful. BTW, thanks for the comments - They are really appreciated.

  8. colchesterfd328 on August 16th, 2009 at 12:43 am

    these rigs are …
    these rigs are preety good lookin
    like the monarchs but i think they need some fedrals……….the, La Frances are pretty sweet my town has one like the ALF pumper fromm 82, sadly, its getting rrplaced

  9. me to
    me to

  10. CRAZYSMARTVIDEOS on August 16th, 2009 at 12:43 am

    I LOVE those old …
    I LOVE those old AMERICAN LAFRANCE HORNS, and you dont see that many AERO CHEIFS anymore. LOVE THIS VIDEO!

  11. nice video
    nice video

  12. Got to love Federal …
    Got to love Federal Sirens PA200’s rule

  13. JustPlaneCrazy86 on August 16th, 2009 at 12:43 am

    Man I want the air …
    Man I want the air horn on that first engine!!!

    Do you know what make (The air horn) it is?

    Cheers

  14. DannyPhantom3599 on August 16th, 2009 at 12:43 am

    What lovely trucks! …
    What lovely trucks!!

    Beautiful! :)

    ~LauraG.~

  15. In my British town …
    In my British town of 23,000 people, there are about 5 fire trucks, 2 “urban search and rescue” trucks and 1 paramedic car. Nearest bigger city is about 5 miles away (Worcester)

  16. What???
    What???

  17. We have the usual …
    We have the usual number of fires compared to other southern cities. We have 21 engine cos. 7 hook & ladder trucks, 2 heavy rescue units, 10 medic units, 6 battalion chiefs, 2 ems supervisors, and all the other auxiliary apparatus and chief officers that a city this size has.

  18. Do you have loads …
    Do you have loads of fires in your city? there are lots of fire trucks in your vids!

  19. ColonelSamatoshi on August 16th, 2009 at 12:43 am

    LOL! You replied …
    LOL! You replied but didn’t approve my post! :))

  20. You are correct. …
    You are correct. The ALF Ladder Chief, then the Chief car and then the ALF pumper that cuts the siren when entering the shopping center.

  21. ColonelSamatoshi on August 16th, 2009 at 12:43 am

    Zaff, Those last 2 …
    Zaff, Those last 2 white trucks that come in on the left, the ladder & engine, DO look like American LaFrance.

  22. Actually, the first …
    Actually, the first pumper was a Quality Monarch. The last Ladder was a LTI with a 109foot Aerial on a Spartan chassis. You were right about the GMC, but there was not an ALF Pioneer in this video.

  23. rockinfireman95 on August 16th, 2009 at 12:43 am

    all of them are …
    all of them are gmcs,american lafrance,and pioneer lafrance do you know your firetrucks?

  24. rockinfireman95 on August 16th, 2009 at 12:43 am

    nvm i thought it …
    nvm i thought it sid car fire on it

  25. rockinfireman95 on August 16th, 2009 at 12:43 am

    all that for a car …
    all that for a car fire?

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