I admire and applaud your dedication in going out and capturing all this epic footage during such trying conditions, both physically and with having to drive through it, as well. Hats off to you! Cracking footage. Stay safe out there!

@CobraEmergency

4 жыл бұрын

Thank you very much for your kind compliments! They have made my day 😊

Brilliant video

amazing

I live here it was 2 months of rain in 4hrs, don’t think any drain system could take that value of water, one road I never seen flooded before, and the Greyfriars Bridge A49 Road was totally flooded out, and many local road passable with care due to water and tree debris on the roads

@jordandurham8951

4 жыл бұрын

I work in a store by Greyfriars, the yard was looking like a swimming pool & if it had rained any longer we’d have had to close.

Nice catches, looks like you got it an hour or two after myself, though we had hail, too 😬

Great footage there, hope you are all safe. It's tragic to see such news of flooding, if only our town planners could design sustainable and functional drainage systems like those in Japan and abroad.

Found out today that Uptons old CAFS MAN is being refitted and then being relocated as HRP 552 Peterchurch 😁

Good 😌 video 🚨🚨🚒🚒😊🚨

Nice catches mate!

CAN I JUST SAY WELL DONE AND THANK YOU FOR ALL THE VIDEOS YOU PUT UP. I HAVE WATCHED NEARLY EVERYONE. KEEP UO THE GOOD WORK AND GREAT EFFORT.

Fantastic Cobra 👍🙂🚒

In my City (Palma de Mallorca, Spain) the municipal fire department has a very similar tanker, the call-sign is A-7, it's a Scania P94d/260

I applaud the commitment you make to make us viewers happy, great vid mate. Also do you have an app telling you where emergency's are because i have always wanted to know how you find out about emergencys

@ukemergencyvideos3335

4 жыл бұрын

There is a couple I think. One being Boss Mobile but it isn't a public app or user. Only some people have access to it.

@CobraEmergency

Жыл бұрын

Social media mostly! Apps like that are only available in other countries such as the USA and the Netherlands. Apologies for the late reply! :)

It's amazing the dedication you put into videos like going out into a huge storm for a video! You deserve 25 mil subs ! Total respect 👍🔥

@CobraEmergency

Жыл бұрын

Appreciate kind words like this! Apologies for the late reply. Thank you! 😊

Drive and stay safe 👍🙂

very good video! Congratulation!

Nice job man. The little captions on what the units were and what they were doing helped and the lighting was incredible wow

I was in Staffordshire at the time and here at my home countie is were a lot of the storm congateted

Perfect

Nice

463 was out a lot, saw it 3 or 4 times in a day on calls at times

bro was just sitting there in the rain bruh!

Nice video.

Bruh, I live in Hereford, it was a bad storm even before all of his.

Great video dude I live not from frome the Texaco ledbury road if I had of known u where there I'd come down with a coffee for u awesome video keep the great work

I had the same storm but here lightning struck like every 4 seconds, even at midnight

I have heard about something called haztech siren But what kind of vehicles were they installed on?

Was an interesting few nights with the floods/storms in Hereford, glad you’ve managed to come down! Little captions really make the video , something to keep with?

When i saw those clouds i started thinking that something dangerous has happened

just out of curiosity, do the day crew section at Hereford Crew 461 or 462?

@CobraEmergency

3 жыл бұрын

Both are crewed wholetime. The 24 hour crew 462 if I remember correctly.

Did Hereford Fire Station Get A Power Cut At All??

Quick question: what is the difference between a water ladder, water tender, rescue pump, water rescue tender and heavy rescue pump? Is there a striking difference between any of these, or does it depend on the type of ladder? To me they all look identical except for the 13.5/10.5m ladders.

@YelpBullhorn

4 жыл бұрын

Not a lot really! It's very fashionable these days for fire brigades to invent their own designations for what are essentially the same vehicle. Historically pump ladders and pumps were kitted out as urban fire engines, whereas water ladders and water tenders were more of a rural-specific vehicle. But these days the terms are interchangeable. Obviously pump ladders in cities carry different kit to those that operate in the countryside, but essentially they are the same. Water ladders DO tend to carry the 13.5 metre ladder as their main ladder (but not always!), whereas water tenders carry the 10.5 metre as its main ladder. And a water ladder's kit is still more geared towards urban incidents, such as property fires, chemical incidents and rescues. And water tenders still tend to be rural-specific, and carry things such as a light portable pump, chimney fire kit, animal rescue gear, and beaters for grass fires. Now it starts to get somewhat complicated.... Some water tenders carry no hydraulic rescue gear at all, and some brigades will equip them with some, but not as much as the water ladder. Some are fully kitted out, and the word "rescue" is generally incorporated into its designation, such as a water rescue tender, or rescue pump or water tender rescue...... etc., the list seems endless these days! Today all UK water ladders and pump ladders carry full RTC hydraulic rescue gear, and many brigades allude to this in their vehicle designation. So we get water rescue ladder, water ladder rescue, pump rescue ladder, rescue pump ladder, water ladder emergency tender....... blah blah blah. But all you need to know is that these are basically the same vehicle. Curiously some rescue pumps carry the 10.5 metre ladder while some carry the 13.5 metre ladder, but don't mention it!!!! When you see the word "heavy" added it means they'll be carrying more rescue gear than a normal rescue pump, and "ultra heavy" means it'll be carrying even more than that. This extra rescue capacity can result in these appliances responding to rescue calls outside of their usual turnout area, and often respond county-wide in much the same way that rescue tenders and emergency used to do, and in some cases, still do. Rescue tenders and emergency tenders are few and far between these days because of the multi-role abilities of today's jack-of-all-trades fire engines. So basically if it's got "ladder" in its title it has the bigger ladder, but not always! And if it has the word "rescue" in it it carries hydraulic 'jaws of life' rescue gear. But if it doesn't have "rescue" in its title, it might not be carrying rescue gear. But then again, it might be!!! Hope this helps!

@JettisonTheSupreme

4 жыл бұрын

YelpBullhorn thanks for the effort put into this reply. It is greatly appreciated! Stay safe comrade!

@JettisonTheSupreme

4 жыл бұрын

YelpBullhorn I do most of my research on lfb (who only has pumps, pump ladders and frus, and who don’t use 10.5m ladders at all), so I’m not familiar with all these variants.

Dobra:)

Appliance? They ain't stove or refrigerators to us.

jeeeeeezzzzzz

Fire tanker truck Europe

Their not fire trucks thayre fire appliances this is not America. So stop calling them trucks.

@gkeaoyrge

4 жыл бұрын

*They're