firefighter111

still needs the company name.

Nope

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I would like state, city, and company name.

City of Rochester NY. and 2 things. 1) the state made it much easier and you don't have to put it up. 2) To post a picture, you either have to guess the previous one correctly or wait until the 24 hour time limit is up for the current person's turn to be up.

Most likely will be the area of Manhattan around engine 7 and ladder 1's house, since it's the only fire house we've seen so far.

No, LAFD USAR units are for trench rescue, building collapse, that kinda thing and are staffed with. All FDNY rescue companies two specially trained firefighters. Each FDNY rescue is staffed 24/7 by 5 firefighters and 1 officer and respond on 1st alarm structure fires (if available), dive rescue, collapse rescue, haz-mat, MVAs, high-angle rescues, and any other type of calls the FDNY might handle. Basically the Rescue companies respond to all major emergencies withing their borough and the surrounding areas.

The FDNY uses a mix of apparatus that is mostly Seagrave with a few others mixed in. Most engines are Seagrave with a few Ferrara rigs mixed in, the Ladders are all Seagrave, although I have heard rumors of a Spartan tower ladder that's in service and there is also an order with Ferrara for several new rear mounts. The Rescues on the other hand have never been Seagrave, with the current ones being a Pierce and 4 E-Ones, and they will soon be replaced by 5 Ferrara rescues. The rest of the apparatus fleet is a mix of manufacturers.

It looks amazing guys, I still stick by my suggestion that you should do Engine 81 and Ladder 46 since they're still the only house in the department that has both new engine and ladder.

there are sirens in the FD tech update with the high angle rescue in it.

You're right. Your turn

Since it's been 24 hours, I'll go. Sorry for the poor quality of the picture.

It's kinda small and they're really nothing to go off of.

For future reference, we aren't allowed to ask for the make/model of the truck.

I must say that after picking up this game on Saturday afternoon, I have become addicted to it. I think I'm enjoying it even more than GTA IV. I waited a bit to get it because I felt that Rockstar dropped the ball with a few things they promised in GTA IV (i.e. that every character would be unique), and also that outside of the story missions, there wasn't really that much to do in GTA IV (that also could be just because GTA IV was my first GTA game and I had unreal expectations about what the previous games were like). I feel that Rockstar did a great job with Red Dead Redemption and managed to create everything they said they would. There's only two things I would change to the gameplay 1.Be able to take criminals from random events to jail. I don't like the fact that you just hogtie them and then that's it, I think that you should be able to take them to the closest sheriffs office and throw them in a cell. 2.Add the ability to do train robberies in game not during story missions. Simply, how do you create a western cowboy era game without giving players the option to rob trains when they want? Also, to everyone who says this is a copy of GTA IV with horses: 1. Do we really expect a company who's made and is making millions with a formula to not try and apply it to other games. 2. It has similarities to GTA IV but there are major differences. Outside of the story missions you chose whether your a criminal or lawman, there are many things to do outside of the story missions, unlike GTA IV, many buildings are enterable, etc.

You can go, but I think from now on we should follow a rule of one guess per time. If we don't, what's to stop someone from writing as a guess "everywhere in the world", cause technically that will be right for every picture?

Oh okay, I thought that's what you said but I guess I was wrong.

Panama, unified system of emergency response

Originally they said it was just eye candy, since in real life it's used to park povs, but they've since decided to put the battalion chiefs truck there, so I don't know if they've made it accessible or not.

I've heard it before on NYPD cars, and it definitely makes a difference. I like the guy at the end of the video though, "I think it would be kinda of bad though, cause like if some people hear it, like, if they're doing something bad, they'll just probably run away right when they hear it." Anybody who's breaking the law and hears any police siren is going to run away.

You'd need to do it in whatever program the model was maid, but no, you can't edit the models in the Editor what are you talking about?

Fairfield CT Fairfeild County Fire Department Tanker 265

Your up

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