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Sunday, October 29, 2006

Small Fire


On Wed. Oct. 25 Engine 2 responded to New Hampshire Ave. for smoke coming from a home on arrival the smoke was a rekindle from a fire "A" shift had Early Wed. Morning. Engine 2 was on scene for an hour and returned to service.







1st Lt Shumate and FF Roark
Photo By Capt. Simpson

posted by Roark at Sunday, October 29, 2006

3 Comments:

Blogger Roark said...

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01 November, 2006  
Blogger Roark said...

As you can see from the deleted comment (which was a test!). Any comment that is uncalled for will be deleted. Lets keep it clean and informative!
Thanks
Roark

01 November, 2006  
Anonymous Anonymous said...

Lt.!! I have a question. Why is "C" shift stoking our fires? Is that the only way they can catch one?

13 November, 2006  

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