Finally a fire department that uses a deck gun. Seems like most departments have them but they are only for show.

So are the arsonists lighting everything on fire!

@@mar4oz yeah, the arsonists and meth heads that California dems love to bail out of jail so mutch

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Not just fires…southern California seems to be the “disaster” capital of the US. Fires, earthquakes, plane crashes, riots, mud slides, mass shootings, etc. Disasters of every description. Seems like there’s always some kind of catastrophe going on out there.

As an engineer for my department, that is definitely one thing that really gets under my skin, people getting in the way of me doing work.

They definitely don't make a good case for themselves when they show up before fd, and they're acting like that.

The 100 feet distance is only in areas that are considered Brush. This is in an urban designated area, so it doesn't apply here.

@@Woody615 Thanks for the info!!

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What is the "clean cab concept"?

@@Woody615 Something that's been going around the fire service for 5-6 years now. Essentially, some departments are returning to the old ways of keeping SCBA rigs outside the cab. In the old days, this was because the cabs were smaller, because the rigs were smaller, so there wasn't enough space to pack 4-5 guys in the cabs plus SCBAs. The solution then was dedicated compartments for the SCBAs and masks. Now, they are doing it because it supposedly reduces the number of carcinogens that firemen are exposed to on the job. Many firemen, including myself, feel that not having your pack on when you exit the cab means you aren't "Ready" to fight the fire, as it takes extra time on scene to open compartments and sling your pack on, which is precious time wasted not getting the wet stuff on the red stuff. As you see here in the video though a well drilled crew can do it rather fast, so time will tell if one side or another is right. Additionally, many cabs built under the clean cab concept have floors that can be sprayed out with hoses and such to wash the interior with ease and thus get rid of any lingering, cancer causing agents or particles.

@@Stargazzer811 On the other hand, given the amount of time it takes to stretch out the hoses, and hook up to the fire hydrant, it seems like a good use of multitasking since others have to do that. So while that is going on, some crew can be putting on their SCBA. Right? Especially after seeing how long it took before they got the wet stuff onto the red stuff (deck gun not withstanding).

The enormous number of firefighters not masked up at this fire is unacceptable. There are firefighters cutting on the roof without a mask on. Should never be allowed to happen.

Half our elected officials are pouring gasoline on the fire the other half are trying to put out. See the southern border for example.

Yes, people from the community were out. Much like all communities. 🤔

It's more likely that wind pushed the tree tops into the megawatt distribution line, which is visibly too close.

They don't have to be dry. They have a lot of very flammable sap in them.

You're right. Not at all.

London fire brigade, east that service for Breakfast

It was the new chief's idea of bringing change to the department... so she put them in CLOWN helmets !

Try filming a video of a fire as big as this and explain how “taking a course” will benefit from filming in the environment of 1500-2000° that’s caused by flames. It teaches you nothing. There’s no mandatory rule in recording. But again, try filming a big fire and see if taking classes will help, as if it will.

Why don’t you join up…and show them how….. new training classes are forming up…

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FDNY hasn't moved that fast in 25 yrs son.

l notice LAFD its rush rush hurry. NYFD. they take there time. theres no hurry up offense.@@giannalynnwreckingco.7110

They're way better than NYFD, hands down.

LAFD IS way better then fdny by a long shot

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