Let's have a Cancel The Engine PAR!

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Permalink Reply by Dan Horton on October 19, 2008 at 9:47pm

Dan Horton, Marion Twp. Rural Fire Department, Mitchell Indiana for 8 years.
Will be starting as a Firefighter/EMT-B at Crane Naval Base Oct. 27th!

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Permalink Reply by Mac on October 19, 2008 at 9:49pm

Jason "Mac" McIntyre, Columbia Fire Department Ladder 8, Columbia, SC. Firefighter.

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Permalink Reply by Marques Bush on October 20, 2008 at 7:52am

Marques Bush. St.Andrews Fire Dept Rescue 1, Charleston, S.C., Caromi Vol Fire Dept Co.1 Ladson, S.C.

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Permalink Reply by SMOKEnPipesJim on October 20, 2008 at 11:54am

Jim "Sank" Sanquedolce, City of Bridgeport (Ct.)
"West Side"
* BFD Engine 4 1998-present, (Hazmat/Decon)
* BFD Engine 3 1995-1998 (26' Marine Fire Rescue Boat)
* BFD Ladder Company 3 1990-1995 ( Company closed in 1995 after over 105 years serving The Westside)
"Camp Putnam"
* BFD Ladder Company 10 1989-1990 ( Transfer from rearmount to Tiller truck due to reduction in manpower & Class 1)
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* City Of New London, (Ct) Public safety dispatcher 1985-1989 (Police, Fire/rescue, Ems)
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~ Old Mystic Fire department 1977-1989 (active)(life to present) Rural and Urban/suburban operations heavy emphasis on Interstate Highway MV extrication ops, forestry, Marine/ Haz mat spill control and mitigation, Non Organized P/T
Paid 1st responder/Chauffer during busy summer months weekends and department organized "State Forestry Crew"
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~ Mystic (Ct.) Fire Dept. Hook and Ladder Co. 1976-present ( life) Past Truck Lieutenant 1977=80
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I nearly forgot, That I was also semi active with the Quaimbaug Fire company (Stonington,Ct.) breifly as a potential daytime driver as well as Hawleyviille Co. located in (Newtown, Ct.)for the same reason ..

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Permalink Reply by TrainingTECH1 on November 17, 2008 at 11:38pm

Jim You must know my buddy Ronnie Rolfe. We used to teach together quite a bit.

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Permalink Reply by SMOKEnPipesJim on December 24, 2008 at 11:54pm

oh yeah, Ron made Lt on the last exam, and isoff the Rescue, assigned to Engine 7... umfortunately n a situation that could "breakhim" ..lol we worked the sme shift for a few years, differant houses, but with him on the rescue, we'd catch up occasionally, and we arefrom the same neck of the woods orginally vollied two towns apart.... Correct me if you think otherwise, But Ron has always reminds me of Sam the Eagle from the old Muppetshow... lol
sorry forthe delay getting back, I haven't been monitoring doing so good keeping up in here.. :)
Happy holidays Jim

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Permalink Reply by Scott on October 20, 2008 at 12:13pm

Worked on a truck co. in Harrisonburg Va. for 15 years as a firefighter, got promoted and went to an engine for 2 years ( yuck ) and back on a truck co. as a Lt. for last 2 years to present.

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Permalink Reply by Joshua Hintz on October 22, 2008 at 7:58pm

I'm usually 3 over par... oh! right, P.A.R.I forgot, LT's can't keep track of their company anymore. Josh Hintz (Leyden Fire, W. Cook County) Truck 133.

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Permalink Reply by eric seaton on October 23, 2008 at 7:08am

Eric Seaton Bolivar Firedept. Eng4, Eng2,and, L1. I never know where I will be riding.

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Permalink Reply by LittlefirecrackerMedicAngel..(Dina) on October 23, 2008 at 9:38am

PARTY! yes. Can we have one in Florida? That's where I am. I would love that. That would be the best day of my life. I am in Fort Lauderdale Florida. And please can you have it on like a Friday or Saturday night when I am off?

Thank you
Dina

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Permalink Reply by Mark Almond on October 23, 2008 at 3:22pm

Mark,Assistant Chief (ops and training)Lucia Riverbend Fire and Rescue.Engine 311,Tanker 314,Squad 319,Ladder 31,Brush 317,318,Marine 31and QRV 31.17 years

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Permalink Reply by Don Sims on October 23, 2008 at 7:18pm

Don Sims Greenback Fire/Rescue. Rescue 72, Support 73, Tanker 75, and Ladder 71 for 7 years. Before that Rural/Metro FD Station 10. Engine 10, Rescue 10, and Tanker 10 for 7 years.

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