Reply With QuoteFrom Christmas last night.
After a few drinks
Wine tastes like ****
^ Busted!!
From Christmas last night.
After a few drinks
Wine tastes like ****
I should of quoted INAT, that is where my post was directed to. Not you.Originally Posted by Mein Teil
OH SH*T!!! LolNah, read back Kap 'ol buddy, lol.
Me and my comrade as "Angriffstrupp" during my firefighter´s basic training (me on the left)
Please don´t mind the cord hanging out of the pouch
Nice , I have the same helmet torch by the way
Me and my comrade as "Angriffstrupp" during my firefighter´s basic training (me on the left)
Please don´t mind the cord hanging out of the pouch
UK4aa seems to be very common around firefighters
Although I have another helmet now, my department got Rosenbauer Heros Xtreme recently, very nice helmet. But I kept my UK4aa in my pocket
Cool looking kit, guys.
Yeah we are just "lowly" volunteers so no shiney helmets for usUK4aa seems to be very common around firefighters
Although I have another helmet now, my department got Rosenbauer Heros Xtreme recently, very nice helmet. But I kept my UK4aa in my pocket
Same with me
We get 2 helmets and outfits , one for Forest/Bushfire and one for Structure so it's not too bad.Same with me
This is our Tanker 2 (I'm not Santa , I was driving)
Looks nice. I´m always interested in the differences of firefighting around the world
Here´s my normal ride:
This is the most important one but our department has 2 more bigger engines and 3 smaller cars.
Last edited by Swob; 12-26-2011 at 07:49 PM.
Nice this one is a 3000l tanker with a GAAM 300 single stage pump on it. 950litres/minute at 700kpaLooks nice. I´m always interested in the differences of firefighting around the world
Here´s my normal ride:
This is the most important one but our department has 2 more bigger engines and 3 smaller cars.
It's mostly designed for bushfirefighting , as you can see people can stand on the back of it while driving and operate branches(hoses) from there.
It's 4X4 and carries chainsaws and handtools plus it has a crew protection spray system.
Tanker 1 carries 2000l and a smaller pump , it's still 4x4 but set up to fit up peoples driveways for housefires
so it carries the breathing gear and all the stuff you need to break into places.
We are surrounded by other volunteer brigades , some of them have tankers and pumpers or just pumpers
so usually if there is a structure fire 2 -3 stations get turned out anyway.
Tanker 1 is on the left.
We just bought this one(Replacing a Ford Ranger)
It carries lighting, small pump, generators , tools and extra radios for striketeam lead duties (Strike team is 5 trucks and the lead vehicle for bushfires)
This is the wildfire gear
Hilfslöschfahrzeug (HLF)?looks nice. I´m always interested in the differences of firefighting around the world
here´s my normal ride:
this is the most important one but our department has 2 more bigger engines and 3 smaller cars.
Last edited by AroundTheCorner; 12-27-2011 at 05:32 AM.
I feel your pain.Hopefuly this was the last time I see 29 Palms.Couple photos from CAX these last 5 weeks.
My squad in boot motard pose. Myself standing fourth from left.
On the left, hating life.
Santa stopped by.
Doin work
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