Glad there was an officer to stop those idiot pedestrians from getting in the way of the firemen and paramedics.

As a career firefighter from TN, all I will say is each department has their own way of doing things. I personally do all straps on my SCBA but that does not make me right or wrong. When it comes to how the FDNY handles their job I would let them do it as they see fit, they truly are the best in the world in this field.

Well, the brakes work...

dont block fireman at work !!

@michaelmurphy5806

7 жыл бұрын

well sadly it's new York we are talking about they are really rude some times but I totally agree

Awesome video! I love the feel to the video you got there, with the trucks screaming onto the scene with their airhorns blasting, good angles and HDness too. Nice seeing all the fire-fighters in action, goodjob! P.S Shame peeps get in the way.

@brittanyking95

6 жыл бұрын

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@brittanyking95

6 жыл бұрын

LOUV

NO STATE OR COUNTRY CAN MATCH THE SKILL OF FDNY. THIS IS NYS FINEST.

This is from 2009 and the resolution is so high it looks like this was created this year

New York City is full of people. Just like the traffic, there are people. The daily life has to move forward, this is something that is just the way it goes in NYC. You can't make a busy street go somewhere else, just because there is fire.

Great video

well done man! good!

Wish I could thumbs this up more than once.

Still a great video!

all of them are thinking "damn hose keeps getting in the way" hahaha

engine 33 and engine 3 my favourite companies

Another great job Brothers!! Y'all keep it up and stay safe!! Much love FDNY!!

Great Video!! Hope to see some more!

Awesome video! I love it. Great work by the FDNY, as always.

400k views! Great vid man!

as engineer I would sometimes open an unused 2 1/2 outlet at pump panel and clear out spectators around rig. to bad you just got wet, LOL you can't fix stupid !!!

best comment I've ever heard to this kind of issue

Nice vid. Good show of the first stages of arrival and fire fire attack. Lot of hustle and bustle upon arrival. What folks don't understand is that for the fireman,it's about 15 minutes of GO, GO, GO,HURRY,HURRY,HURRY and then usually,with a good knockdown, it's over. WHAT A RUSH!!!!!!!!

Awesome !! very nice video !!

hey all of you beautiful hearted and goreous firemen/medics, I LOVE AND CHERISH YOU ALL! be safe!

I wan't to be a fireman when I grow up

@GetRekt-bw6pu

5 жыл бұрын

Jamichael Thornton want to

this is honestly the first time ive ever seen FDNY firemen run. usually they have a very casual pace, even during a multiple alarm fire

F.D.N.Y. is the best fire dept in the world hands down

like clockwork 33 makes the strech and 11 goes right to search. Thats what makes these guys so good they do it so often its like second nature!

People seem to be oblivous about fire. Girl skips over hose line and keeps on her way!

Nice work by fdny keep it

The prestigious 3 Truck.

Engine 3! I used to live near their station.

I respect all firefighters and what they do i have more respect for volunteer fire fighters because they choose to be a firefighter and because they don't ever ask do be paid for it. Thanks to all firefighters out there.

I have such massive respect for Firemen.

I wasn't to be a fireman when I grow up

Wow very nice! What did you shoot this with?

at like 37 sec mark roughly did that cab driver flip off the fire truck for laying on air horn at him?

@owensweetland342

2 жыл бұрын

No, he put his hand up.

Well done NYFD.. As a fire fighter from Trinidad I always wanted to visit any one of ur station/fire house while I'm up there or even get to ride along and observe you guys in action.... Anyway be safe and keep doing a spectacular job..............

Awesome, superb video :O greetings ;)

I love how the people just stand in the way.

I wish they would use their SCBA. In the long run, they won't have cancer. It is an O2 tank, we can always supply it

@mparanoid1 all the new apparatus is being delivered with the eQ2b, the electronic version of the q siren

Are you referring to line of duty deaths on the fireground due to tactics?

Ladder 3 RECON, great company.

@webdenis12 where in the video did it show a lady getting kicked in the head?

Nice job brothers

@719backdraft Some of the older rigs (pre-2005..?) dont have seatbelts.

I cant believe the ignorance to stand right next to a fire! Gd move!!

The nypd and fdny always seem to work together

Very cool footage.

I feel team work has always been so poor to this day.

is there possible any sound which is nicer to go to work to?:D

Talk about Ladder 11 stopping on the dime =D Impressive

around the end you could hear the oxygen pack beeping so there was a fire fighter down some were

dang on that second truck blowing everyones ears out

If I lived in NYC and I heard I firetruck I would run that red light when safe and pull off

I love those USA vehicles; huge, impressive. Important to send multiple units, you never know with those big buildings. Police should wear their hats.

firefighters are soooooo cooool

i love it how most of the pack guys dont have their waist straps tightened, i love that shit!!

Good video.

Technically they're no supposed to have it, but many units around the city have Federal Qs along with the EQ2b. They just remove them before inspection/maintenance/repairs.

I'm loving the can and hook set up truck 11 has! Go FDNY!

the engineer going kinda fast

1:37 is "Trauma" a movie? kinda ironic that there is a paramedic on the poster!

What do you mean by "it"? Did you have this same exact fire in the same exact building on the same exact street in Holland?

A question...what is a goober firefighter?

i wonder why he rolled in so hot...i like the quick stop tho

Cab drivers foolishly sitting in the way, a woman almost hit by a fire hose, great looking fire rigs and a tremendous job done by FDNY. What more could you want?

@SuffixezHD That might be a sign...

i would do anything to work for the FDNY!

You will always have looky-lou's, every place, every where has them. Most people are in a slight state of shock that it is happening around them, and some people need a swift kick in the ass and told to move out of the way. Great video!

I love how the driver of Engine 3 had his arm out the window a calm like a boss at the intersection. Number of fucks given by the driver= 0

Glad to see the FDNY work like this..they have hustle..alot of other videos I've seen on various other big city FDs they get off the truck like its no big deal..which I know is good they have a level head but put some pep in the step!

Truck 3's got a real Q :P

@gerge211 Thanks for that :)

Don't criticize stupid people. They have provided job security for generations of police officers, firemen, & medical examiners.

at the end, why was the truck crew going to the roof?

this is cool

just an observation I made after I saw all the SCBA comments. My guess would be that since it's the city, certain areas are more confined. Attack space, the alleyways between some buildings. Having that strap unbuckled makes it faster to take it off if you need the room. idk, just a guess, but there's got to be a reason they do it.

nice video

We're not super heroes, just dedicated, and you stated it well; gear up, pack up, take a charged line inside. Then we'll see. Little Blitz 85 LZFD Ret.

@volcom1722 Two trucks is NOT enough. NYC has thousands of wood frame buildings interconnected at the roof level. One little fire can, end up burning the enitre block down. I know because I am a FDNY firefighter. I'm certain if you are trapped in a building on fire in NYC you will be extremely pleased with the service provided by our guys.

There are some old timers left who just won't use it. Way most of us see it, it should be on your face if you are entering a burning structure (unless it's a VERY LIGHT smoke condition). Minor car fires, trash can fire etc there's no need to waste air. This fire, the guys inside absolutely should be on air. I hope I didn't need to tell you the guys outside don't need air just because a building is burning in the area; there are those who think SCBA should be used just to drive around on the rig.

That's an excellent idea! I'll write a letter to the DSNY Commissioner, John Doherty. I'm going to suggest flying the Dutch Flag on city garbage trucks as tribute to flangerak.

can man: its ok guys i got this. all hasil the can man

The Pack FDNY wears is Scott Air Pak. The most important strap on the pak is your left shoulder strap because its where the regulator is located. When donning pak first strap to be buckled is waist strap. next shoulder straps are pulled umtil pak rests against your back. All weight of pak should be on lower back. nothing should impede the movements of your shoulders. One comment was made that he may tighten up on waist strap to take pressure off shoulders at a long call. if you have to do that your not wearing pak correctly.

the taxi driver at 0:33 thinks " holy shit" :D

how did that happen

@kyle110796 ???? no? someone stood still for a few seconds so the pass alarm went off, its when you hear the pass alarm going off for minutes at a time when you know something is wrong. Go to a fire and you will constantly hear the alarms going on and off, when it goes off, just shake your pack a little bit and keep working

Can't say it's much different in other cities.

Wow

On Truck 3, I notice that there is a Federal Q siren on the front.... I thought FDNY isn't allowed to use Federal Q.......

I live in Boston, I love these guys (FDNY). Their like an army attacking. They never stop coming. And for the NYPD not wearing hats, well their the NYPD. They don't need no sticking hats :)

It's done just to annoy you, and so far it seems to be working out quite well. So tell us what else you don't like, and we'll see what we else can do, okay?

FDNY in Action Cool

FDNY WORK LIKE TANKS

@Mrgh22 yes.

I don't think so. There are a lot of examples on "fire responding in Europe"that we are better in response time and quicker attack.

Is that an engine company parked all the way back away from the scene and the crew walking up towards the scene?

Its not just NYer's. I've had a woman yell at me to move our engine while I was attending to a patient of a car crash. Also I've heard of people in cali stealing fire trucks off scenes.

Is that a question or a statement?