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Engine 9 from Chinatown immediatly after one of the towers' collapse. |
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Firefighter equipment lined up & ready to go. |
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Karen & Sylla get dressed up and learn how to use the hose taught by Capt. Tom Trooper of Engine 228 - Bushwackers of Brooklyn. |
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Engine 205, Ladder 118, Fire Under the Bridge, Brooklyn |
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Engine Company 5 is the second oldest firehouse in the city. They used to be known as the 14th Street Express, but are now known as Godzilla. |
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Engine 5, Manhatten |
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Engine 5, Manhatten |
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Billy & Pete from Engine 6, "Tigers", Manhatten with their new aromatherapy products. |
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Patch of Engine 9, Ladder 6, the Fighting Dragons of Chinatown. |
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Capt. Jon Hilton (now B.C.), of the Fighting Dragons, & Sylla going over the aromatherapy protocol. |
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Patch of Engine 282, Ladder 148 from Brooklyn. |
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Engine 282 from Brooklyn. |
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Engine 282 from Brooklyn. |
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A member of Engine 282 races to duty. |
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Karen and Sylla with members of Engine 284/Ladder 149 out of Brooklyn (Castle on the Hill). |
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Sylla and Pete from E284/L149 in E54 station "Pride of Midtown". |
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Banner of the Harlem Zoo E59 L30 |
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Sylla & Nyssa with members of the Harlem Zoo. Nyssa & Sylla were treated to the Christmas present of a lifetime when they got to accompany "the guys" on two fire runs on Christmas Day!!. |
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Chris works on Jerry at the Harlem Zoo |
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Harlem Zoo, Engine 59, Ladder 30. |
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Memorial to Engine 226. They lost 6 of their members. One baby, born Jan 11, looks just like the father she'll never meet. |
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Tommy, of Engine 226, takes his equipment off after a run. He was our main aromatherapy contact for this station. |
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Engine 26, Ladder 34 |
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Engine 26, Ladder 34 |
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Engine 26, Ladder 34 |
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Engine 26, Ladder 34 |
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Engine 71, Ladder 55 from the Bronx |
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Engine 71, Ladder 55 from the Bronx |
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Sylla & Carlos in the kitchen at St. Paul's. |
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A member of the FDNY prepares to start his shift at the Staten Island landfill.
© 2001, Sue Welfley |
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CERMT with Fire Marshall, Jerry. |
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The Pride of Midtown. This station lost 15 of its own at the WTC. |
