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Hey everyone,
This message comes from Steve Redick, who just sent me some incredible photos from a recent fire incident. He mentioned that the fire got off to a quick start, and for a short period, it was quite spectacular. There were two significant explosions while he was on scene, followed by rapid roof collapses and partial wall failures. Despite some challenging conditions, they managed to keep things under control for the most part, especially considering the size of the structure involved.
The firefighters did an impressive job setting up operations. They deployed two towers and even used a Snorkel to assist in managing the situation. Multiple in-line operations were conducted to supply the master streams, which were crucial in battling the blaze. I’m still trying to figure out why the water supply seemed to be such a challenge—maybe the proximity to the JFK expressway played a role, or perhaps there were issues with some dead-end mains.
For those interested, here’s the link to Steve Redick’s website where you can see all the photos he took: [insert link]. It’s definitely worth checking out!
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I hope these visuals give you a better sense of what the firefighters faced during this event. It’s always inspiring to see how they work together to handle situations like this. Big thanks to Steve for sharing his photos and insights!
Take care,
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