Eric Reygers
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May those who made the ultimate sacrifice always Rest In Peace. Never forget.
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Joe Gilmore of Engine 18. Children found on the second floor. 1978. Photo: George Rizer
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Bergen Street University. Res2cue in the late 1980s. Photo: Michael Pena
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Happy Heavenly Birthday to FDNY Firefighter Joseph Angelini, Sr. During his 41 years of service he was cited 18 times for bravery. Angelini, Sr. was the oldest active firefighter in NYC before his death on September 11, 2001. We will never forget. Photo: George Tufte
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Kevin OโShea of RES1CUE FDNY after his rope rescue. Uploaded by: R1smokeater
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FF Joseph Angelini of RES1CUE. FF Angelini made the ultimate sacrifice on 9/11. May he never be forgotten.
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"You sit down in the kitchen you are up for grabs, it doesn't matter if you're the new kid or senior man, it's the great equalizer."
-Capt. Philip Ruvolo, Res2cue
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FF Broadwater of Camden Rescue Co. 1 after removing a trapped female occupant. She was revived from cardiac arrest and is alive today because of this mans actions. Photo: Gabe Angemi โHabitat For Humanity.โ
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โHe ainโt heavy โฆ.. heโs my brother.โ Photo: unknown, KCFD
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An iconic photo of Bridgeport fireman Tim Gies making a grab. 1995. This is the moment we train for. Photo: Glenn Duda
@allhandsworkin
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Rest In Peace, Richie Evers of Res2cue. May he never be forgotten. Photo shared by: Michael Pena
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Now thatโs a firehouse. Bergen St. photo shared by Ken Pickney
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Patty O'Keefe (KIA 9/11) stands by after changing air cylinders at a mid-town 3rd alarm. May his legacy never be forgotten. Never forget. Photo: Chief John Norman
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Capt. Terry Hatton of Rescue Co. 1. May he Rest In Peace. Photo: Dan Alfonso
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Properly staffed. Los Angeles. Photo: unknown, please let me know so I can give proper credit
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Res2cue firefighter Billy Lake. May he never be forgotten. Photo: Jim Marabello
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Kevin Dowdell of Squad One and later Res2cue . He tragically lost his life on 9/11Photo: Glenn Usdin
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Great photo of Engine Co. 82 backing into quarters. The War Years. Photo: Elliot Goodman
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I never get tired of seeing this rig and imagining being on it. Engine Co. 82 - The War Years. Photo: unknown, please let me know so I can give proper credit
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24 years ago today FF Louis Valentino of Res2cue tragically lost his life in the line of duty at a Brooklyn fire. Never forget FF Valentino and the sacrifice he made. Rest In Peace.
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Sheโs a beauty. New RES1CUE rig in quarters. Photo: fdny_lover
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David Weiss (cont. Rest In Peace) always knew he wanted to be a fireman. Hereโs some footage of RES1CUE. Love the job, itโs the greatest job on earth.
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Tough as they come, Billy Lake of Res2cue. He made the supreme sacrifice on 9/11. May he never be forgotten. Photo: unknown, please let me know so I can give proper credit.
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Joseph Angelini of Rescue Company 1. May he rest in piece and his sacrifice never forgotten. Photo: George Tufte
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Another view of the beautiful RES1CUE in Manhattan. โOutstanding.โ Photo: alpha_rescue_operations
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Powerful photo! Lt. Tim Sullivan formerly of RES1CUE. While working with TL-46 Lt. Sullivan breathing life into an infant. Photo: unknown, please let me know the photographer so I give proper credit.
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Ladder 120 - Watkins Street responding in March 1970. Video shared by: David Gray
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Willy Knapps helmet from the war years. Engine co. 82. Photo: Glenn Usdin
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After 30+ years of distinguished service, tomorrow Res2cue senior man Jim Sandas will work his last tour of duty. Congratulations!! Well earned retirement. Best wishes to a true gentleman, may your retirement be as long and as fruitful as your career.
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Firefighter Al Benjamin of Rescue Co 1. A true gentleman and firemanโs fireman. Photo: John Norman
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Paddy Brown of Rescue Company one. May he never be forgotten. Photo: unknown, please let me know so I can give proper credit
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Buffalo Fireman bails out of the second floor. The fireman m escaped with minor burns. 1970s. Photographer: unknown
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Res2cue after a quick job with Billy Lake (RIP 9/11), Bruce Howard and Mike Pena. Bruce checking his lid after a close call. Photo: Unknown. Photo shared by: LT. Michael Pena
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FDNY scaling ladder rescue. 1905. Photo: De Witt C. Wheeler
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Best job in the world. Fast Eddie and Artie OโLeary. Photo: George Rizer
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Chief of Department Tom Richardson. Congratulations on retirement, Chief. Hereโs to many years of health and happiness. Photo: Benny Stumbo
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Res2cue senior man
@JamesSandas
leading my example. First to pick up a broom and doin what needs to be done. Truly one of the best of the best. All of us can learn something from Mr. Sandas. Photo: Grogan
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Dennis Mojica of Rescue Company 1 speaking with Chief Hayden weeks before the attacks on 9/11. Never forget those who made the ultimate sacrifice. Photo: unknown, please let me know so I can give proper credit.
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Capt. Liam Flaherty of Res2cue after he won โIrishmen Of the year.โ Photo: Timothy Stackpole Foundation
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New Seattle RES1CUE lookin fantastic! Sheโs a beauty! Canโt wait to see it in person.
@joshmateri
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Members of Res2cue after a good job. Mike Esposito, John Norman and Pete Martin. Mike Esposito and Pete Martin made the ultimate sacrifice on 9/11. May they never be forgotten. Never forget. Photo: John Norman
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Always a good sight to see. Res2cue in its former quarters on Bergen St. photo: Brian Grogan
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Engine 48 in Da Bronx. Photo: Unknown, credit to the photographer
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โNo job too tough.โ Camden Rescue Co 1 Senior man after his 12th fire of the day. 2016. Photo: Dave Hernandez
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Seattleโs new RES1CUE rig is in service. Sheโs a beauty. Only took 45 mins to get her first run. Photo: westcoastfiremedia
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Ray Downey. Captain Squad 1. Murdered on 9/11. May he Rest In Peace.
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RES1CUE Gary Geidel (KIA 9/11) and Kevin Shea. Manhattan. June 1992. Photo: Eric Villegas
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La Casa Grande - Engine Co. 82 house watch. Photo: unknown, please let me know so I can give proper credit
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Boston R2 fireman making his way up the stairs. Heater. Photo: Pat Smith
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Res2cue in front of the towers. Heartbreaking. Never forget the lives sacrificed on 9/11. Photo: Joe Pinto
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FDNY Engine Co. 82 FF taking a blow after a good job. Photo: Jill Freedman
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Mickey Conboy of Rescue Co. 3 on a roof rope rescue off of a 28 Story building at a wind driven 4th Alarm on Park Ave. Boogie Down Bronx Photo: startwaterphotos
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88 Engine โFirst due at the zoo.โ Always ready. Photo: John Cetrino
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Words of wisdom by Capt. John Vigiano. May he never be forgotten. Full video in replies
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Damn she looks good. RES1CUE in Manhattan. 2022. Photo: Scott Berliner
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Legends of the job. Chief of Department Pete Ganci and Chief of SOC Ray Downey. Both taken too soon on 9/11. Medal day, 2001. Photo: unknown
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Ladder 103 - P.O.S.A. - The man, the myth, the legend, Billy Quick (RIP). Photo: Jeffrey Pinkett
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RES1CUE looking beautiful in Manhattan. Outstanding. 2022. Photo: aloha_rescue_operations
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This is about as badass as it gets. Res2cue Jack Kleehaas turnout coat. What Iโd give to spend some time at R2. Photo: Steve Sorensen
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"Never make the mistake that you think you can control risk." "Risk is a constant."
-Lt. Tim Klett of 88 Engine.
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The Captains of Rescue Co. 2. Capt. Phil Ruvolo, Capt. Fred Gallagher and Capt. Liam Flaherty. Photo: Brian Grogan
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April 3, 1972 โ FDNYโs Engine 82 / Ladder 31 in the Bronx. Photo: Shared by FDNY official
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Res3cue going to work. 10-77 at Box 1463. Photo: fdny_response_videos
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A big shout out and congratulations to Lt. Ray McCormack who worked his last FDNY tour after 38 yrs of service. Lt. McCormack was appointed in 1981 and was first assigned to Ladder 24. He was promoted to Lt. In 1994 with Engine 69 and Ladder 28. Best wishes to Lt. McCormack!
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RES1CUE senior mam, Joe Angelini. Mr. Angelini made the supreme sacrifice on 9/11. May he always be remembered. Photo: Paul Hashagen Personal Archives
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A man who always loved the job. A true gentleman. RES1CUE chauffeur, Al Benjamin (ret.) Photo: unknown
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A little warm up here!! FDNY Tower of Power - TL-119. Photo: John Dwyer
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Stumbled upon this great photo of E-234 at their Bergen St. quarters (which Res2cue would later call home.) I was unable to track down a photographer. Please let me know so I can give proper credit.
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Chief Bob Morris, formerly of Capt. Of FDNY RES1CUE. Photo: Chris Sargis
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Two of the very best on medal day . Kevin Shea and Paddy Brown (KIA 9/11). Photographer: unknown
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For all my brothers on the engine. Yes this is posted jokingly, trucks matter too.
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Engine Co. 82 and 31 truck returning to La Casa Grande. Photographer: unknown shared by: Jonas Sandqvist
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" The most important thing on this job is your reputation..... takes a long time to build a good one and seconds to destroy it"
- Capt. Robert Morris FDNY RES1CUE
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Engine Co. 82 on Intervale Ave. photo: Unknown, please let me know so I can give proper credit.
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God bless, Paddy Brown. ๐บ๐ธ photo shared by Robert Burke
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Al Benjamin of RES1CUE (ret) will be on the Behind the Shield podcast later this month. Looking forward to this one.
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โPaying attention to the details can be the difference between just being a fireman and being a good fireman. โ
-Bob Athanas FDNY Res3cue (ret)
Photo: Scott LaPrade
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Bob Knabbe of Res3cue. Two hands, two tools. Photo: Scott LaPrade
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God bless, Paddy Brown. Happy birthday in heaven! RES1CUE. Photo: Robert Burke
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One of the true great senior men. Bob Athanas of Res3cue and Scott LaPrades son Mikey after an all hands on Tremont Ave. 2010. Photo:smoke showing photography
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What a photo! Boston member of Res2cue taking a blow. Photo: George Rizer
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Peter J. Ganci in the 111 truck ๐ฅ bucket. Chief Ganci made the supreme sacrifice on 9/11. Never forget the sacrifice Chief made and the way he always led from the front. Photo: Fire Department of New York.
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