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When did you hear this I’ve watched twice cant find it thanks!

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Jonathan Baker Thank you!

K-town represent!

That has the sound of someone has gotten lost before lol

Lol yep when I was in the fire academy they always told us you never leave the station unless you absolutely know where you are going

Well at least they made it I thought they were just going to end up in California or something

Nicholas Diehl *Goes from PA to CA* Damn it, not again...

Yeah the last thing you wanna hear back from him is “yeah... kinda...”

moneylab Thank you

Cashcrop54 Thank you!

I remember that

top gun Lancaster PA

YAY Lancaster PA! Spring Grove here, so sorry to hear of this news. Prayers to the family for the death of the UGI worker. SO very sad !

FireRescue 50 did u guys come out to that West Chester retirement home fire?

LOL my 1st dog used to do the same thing when she'd hear the sirens. God bless her little soul. She passed away a couple year's back.

California Emergency Buff109 Thank you

Conestoga Fire 53 Thanks

I didn't have a ride or I'd have been there too. Great video though.

Lancaster Responding Haha, thank you

Rescue 51-4 checking in from S.A. TX so sorry to hear about the one fatality we always fear that sort of thing

Total agreement! I can't behind the powercall like yourself, I couldn't tell you why. A couple of the rescue squads here in Virginia Beach have them, drives me nuts! lol

Doing it's job then, getting attention. It'll make ya turn your head if oyu hate the sound of it there eh?

I love you

random ghost amen to that screaming Q, brother!

Damn, i cant even imagine that. Your just at work and get a call that your whole family and home are just gone.

dcentral Yes it was. You can't really see the smoke, but we could definitely smell it rolling up

SPaoline4302 Lancaster county PA. Manor township

Pahvilaatikko13 Roto Ray

Bill Blast I was wondering that myself, lol. Thank you

It sounded like "quit slamming the brakes" or "quit saving the brakes"....either way, it was a hot response to a confirmed house explosion with known work, so maybe the driver was shittin & gettin, which is completely understanding or if he was saying quit saving the brakes & he wanted the driver to get moving a little faster. Either way it was a completely safe response & yet speedy from the station to the scene, well atleast in my eyes it was but hell I'm a nobody, lol. Thanks for the fast reply, Stay Safe up there guys.

Bill Blast Your a nobody in comparison to this video, but you're somebody in real life.

Collateralcoffee It's a house that blew up...

Lancaster PA

Tom H PA, Lancaster County

Thanks nice looking area.

John Grimm Yes, Lancaster county PA

they are

MJ Baker We average 500 a year. We can have 2 calls everyday, or go a week with nothing and run 7 over the weekend, it all depends.

FireRescue 50 thank u and good to know

FireRescue 50 wow 500 a year thats gotta suck but looks like you guys are mostly a rural area... For comparison Columbus Ohio averages 500 runs a day

As we all know, some stations/departments have various amounts of calls, some slower than others. Kentland VFD is one of the busiest all vol fire stations in the US, they have not missed a single call in over 10 years & was the busiest station a few years ago, they have a engine, tower, squad/rescue engine & a mini pumper(Dodge 3500). They avg approx 500 calls a month, just under 20 calls a day & in May they hit almost 1000 calls. In 2016 they hit almost 5600 calls. I believe the most important things are, when that pager, cell phone or siren screams.......there is someone there to answer the call & they are well trained to do the job because sooner or later, it will scream. Kentland does there calls everyday & still do company training everyday on top of all there other duties. Even though Willow Street might not have tons of calls a day, they still receive important emergency life threatening calls that need to be answered by trained professional educated firefighters, rescue techs or whatever the call requires just as this video showed, that house explosion made the news throughout the country & station 50 responded with there equipment & crew ready to put in work.

FYI.....There entire county(Lancaster County, Pa) did almost 14,000 calls for 2016, that not terribly bad.

The hydrant was damaged in the explosion

Gotcha, thanks. I thought there was a good reason

MJ Baker Today, 7. The rescue holds 10 people

Is there a minimum before you can response to a call?

I agree how far did they respond? From my perspective I'm guessing twenty miles.

I hope they weren't first due!

Close by hydrants were damaged by the explosion

Shaine. I was thinking the same thing I could see another hydrant on the corner of the block. They didn’t have to lay that much unless the closer hydrant wasn’t working.

MN DEW I think he wanted to stay out of the way. Right after we parked, he moved up right behind us

Brandon Brunot Well when a house explodes, do you think that might affect the closer hydrates?

I heard on the radio in route that that hydrant was out of order listen more please

Looks like about 57 thousand people to me

Collateralcoffee Sounds like my type of friend right there

Yes, because a 12 minute video is the equivalent to "over an hour"

Brenda L I can only video as far up as the truck parks. I tape the scene when I can, some of my videos have more scene action, but we could only park so close.

I guess I have been accumulated in watching third party videos. Sorry in assuming that your videos would be the same. Keep up the good work you do, in your job.

Brenda L No problem at all. As a viewer I'd definitely like to see the scene too, but when you're not first due, it can be difficult. Thank you!

Read the title dumbass. It says it’s a “Ride Along.” Meaning you watch them drive.

Brenda L then don’t watch it..... it’s titled a ride along to a building explosion for a reason....