PF&R definitely isn't afraid to send big resource packages. It's all about having safe, rehabbed, and focused fire fighters at greater alarm incidents.

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kristopher zhu those units are cross-staffed by the engine/truck/squad companies so that would pretty much be an impossible response. Every staffed unit went

@@perrytaylor10 not necessarily 12 personnel total E1 2 T1 2 SQ1 4 USAR1 2 CR1 2 It can be done

StueyExMCFD then who is staffing the wave runners and rhino??? You guys get my point...

@@perrytaylor10 a real full response is what I put down. That does not include trailers it would never include trailers. When we say full response we mean everything in the station that is not trailerable

StueyExMCFD The skis are docked in the river 24/7 and the Rhino at station 1 is never on a trailer so these units would require specific staffing for response

Thank you!

Thanks! It was a fire investigator, they have law enforcement capabilities though.

Here in Maine, all PD and fire units that are run by officers are unmarked. Winslow Fire has a blacked out Yukon with tinted windows, black rims, black brush guard.

Left tall door is a UTV unit used mostly for medical coverage of big events on the waterfront. Then the door to the right of that one has a collapse rescue truck. The unit next to Truck 1 is a USAR tractor trailer with tons of gear and extra cribbing etc.

The one next to truck 1 is usar 1

EnjoyFirefighting - International Emergency Response Videos This is a commonly asked question understandably. My logic is that every STAFFED rig went. Yes they could’ve split one of the suppression rigs’ crew and taken the USAR tractor trailer but for a commercial fire that would hardly ever be the case. So technically that and trench rescue truck, and the side by side could’ve also been staffed but that would be an extremely rare case if not impossible. Thanks!

@@perrytaylor10 Thanks for the information: I guess it differs a lot when looking at different departments or different countries. Thus e.g. in my home town each fire-fighter is assigned to two, three or even four different apparatus at the same time; Filming a full house response with all "staffed" apparatus isn't even possible. They easily roll out with 7 apparatus but then there's usually no-one left at the station to staff some more apparatus

That was Chief 103 which I believe is a district or division chief.

Yes, car 103 is the Deputy Chief. That´s the red SUV in the southern most bay that was first out of the station. But what is the gray SUV? I haven´t seen that before. Is it perhaps the Chief of the Department´s vehicle? The description states that it´s Chief 2, but C2 is quartered at Station 24, isn´t it? Thanks -- great video!

I found out that the silver / gray vehicle is the Arson Squad.

Oh that makes sense, because I know two investigators went on this fire.

Yes, it´s I376.

Truck 10 was there to bring the rehab and air unit, Truck 2 has probies and adds themselves to calls so the probies can get experience. I’m guessing two or 3 others added themselves. Usually the BCs will try to even out the response and clear a few once they get there

@@perrytaylor10 Yeah. There was a fire while ago when five or six trucks were responding… but chief wasn’t too happy about that and cleared half of ‘em. Cool!

Big Time77 every staffed unit went. There are 3 companies there of 4 people each. The USAR rig and trench rescue rig only go on confined space or other difficult rescues and are not needed for fires. There is also a UTV which they use for events or to respond to incidents in parks or to the PWCs docked in the river behind the filming location.

Perry Taylor ohhh ok I gotya

No, the wannabe Portland. Portland Oregon

The real one. Oregon.

@@tyw7205 ah so the one in Maine then.

@@jameshughes6596 No… the wanna be portland. Oregon, where antifa rages.

Portland fire bureau. IAFF local 43. No, they are NOT volunteers.

Every staffed unit went.