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This fire is unbelievable!
(For those in a hurry, the EXPLOSION takes place about 1 minute and 40 seconds into this video.)
My buddy and I drove as close to it as we could get without crossing any police or fire department blockades.
We captured this footage of the Station Fire creeping from the Angeles National Forrest toward the La Canada Flintridge area between 11 p.m. on 8/28 and 1 a.m. on 8/29.
To get there, we traveled North from Glendale on the 2, exiting on the 210. From there, we went a few blocks east, then a couple blocks north until we hit a residential area.
Surprisingly, there was barely any smoke lingering in the air - just a steady stream of ash. It wasn’t until we headed back to Glendale on the 2 that we were bombarded with thick, choking smoke.
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Western Propane Gass ociation training Mendocino County (CA) firefighters on how to handle a burning propane tank. Do not attempt to stop a propane fire with a hose or extinguisher- call 911 immediately and tell the dispatcher if the tank is venting (blowing flame in the air or away from the tank).
get a rare look inside a burning structure
Training house fire Meridian Id
In the afternoon hours of Sunday August 9,2009 Catty station 2 was hit for the house fire at the corner of 14th and Race sts. Command arrived onscene and quickly struck a second alarm for the well involved first floor. NVP was on of the first camera crews onscene and captured the fire from before the initial attack was made until it was knocked down.
This was a 2 alarm fire on September 1, 2007 in station 11’s first due on Conway Rd. 
News Clip - Volunteer Blue Lights
For all parents and those who care for young children. Many children run away from firefighters trying to rescue them - teach them fire safety.
This video was created by Albert Belez with KETK NBC 56 for The Noonday Volunteer Fire Department after we lost two of our brothers. Captain Kevin Williams and Firefighter Austin Cheek. The Last alarm at the end of this video was added by myself and was the actual last Alarm that was played across all fire and ems channels during the memorial service. Albert has been at many of our fire scenes and has become a very familiar face to us. He did a beautiful job making this video. Kevin and Austin, “We will never forget you guys. Rest In Peace Brothers.” The footage that was at the beginning of this video has been removed by request from KETK 56.