FDNY Rescue 2

3 weeks ago

AUDIO PROVIDED BY BROADCASTIFY 359 Herkimer St., fire top fl of a 4 sty 20X60 Brownstone E-214 gave 10-75, heavy smoke visible L-132 FAST BN-57, All Hands, f... ... See MoreSee Less

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Gordon Kohless

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My Dad was a fireman, Lieutenant, and Captain in Rescue 2. They are the best! ❤️

I send this wood patche to Liam in september this yeat

Rescue Company 2, do you gents sell company shirts?

Nice, best wishes from AGS Ireland, stay safe brothers and sisters.

Nice! Would love to get a T-shirt

The best

Can I get a patch

Hell yeah !!!!

Sweet

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3 weeks ago

Second alarm fire on multiple floors of a brownstone. Herkimer & Kingston. ... See MoreSee Less

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Rescue Company 2

3 weeks ago

Second alarm tonight on Herkimer Street and Kingston Avenue. Normally assigned “first due box” for R2. E214 L111 first due engine and truck. ... See MoreSee Less

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Going to work 👏👏👏

The Nut House, 1st due!!

Be safe

Mike Burns

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How’s the new house coming?

Nice

i see R2 still has the train horns

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2 months ago

Multiple alarm fire in a private dwelling on 63 Street / 19 Avenue yesterday. Fire traveled from the basement to the attic. Heavy fire condition. ... See MoreSee Less

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3 months ago

Please keep Michael Davidson, the Davidson family, friends & the FDNY in your thoughts & prayers today. Today we say good bye, but he will never be forgotten. FDNY Harlem Hilton E69 L28 B16 ... See MoreSee Less

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RIP brother My prayers and condolences to your family, friends and brothers

Rescue Company 2

3 months ago

Second alarm on Prospect Place & Schenectady Avenue last night. E283 L123 first due. ... See MoreSee Less

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Where was E234? Were they at another box?

That looks awesome !

Rescue Company 2

3 months ago

The doctors warned the job this was going to happen 10- 20 years down the road . It’s been in full effect for some years now with members dying and members fighting for their lives. ... See MoreSee Less

Hero Ferry Captain-Turned-Firefighter Dies of 9/11 Illness

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An FDNY firefighter who helped hundreds of people escape Lower Manhattan when he was a ferry boat captain on Sept. 11, 2001 died of a related illness, officials said.

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RESPECT for this hero. Blessings to the family

Too many...💔 Prayers for his family and the Department.

Condolences are offered to Tom's family, friends and acquaintances. 💐 Dick.

God bless 🙏❤️🇺🇸

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3 months ago

This week of losing just keeps getting worse for the FDNY. FF Keith Young, TL-158/L-156, lost his battle with 9/11 cancer. Keith was an amazing guy, at the end of this post, you will know why. In 1998 he joined the FDNY. Keith made his way into every firehouse when he published a cookbook 'Cooking with the Firehouse Chef". In 2012, he lost his wife to cancer, leaving him to care for the family. Keith was a great guy, he raised an awesome family. His kids are strong as rocks, they will always have their FDNY family looking after them. ... See MoreSee Less

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RIP.... prayers for you and your family..🙏🙏

RIP Brother.

Rest Easy Brother.

May He R.I.P

Rest easy brother

Rip brother

RIP Brother

Rest Easy

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3 months ago

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Best of the best.

Cindy Émo

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3 months ago

It is with deep regret that FDNY announces the deaths of Lieutenant Christopher J. Raguso of Division 13 in Queens and Fire Marshal Christopher T. “Tripp” Zanetis of the Bureau of Fire Investigation. Lt. Raguso and Fire Marshal Zanetis died in an American military helicopter crash in Iraq on Thursday, March 15. Lt. Raguso is a 13-year veteran of the Department; Fire Marshal Zanetis is a 10-year veteran.

“Today, we mourn the deaths of FDNY Lieutenant Christopher J. Raguso and FDNY Fire Marshal Christopher T. “Tripp” Zanetis, who were killed in an American military helicopter crash in Iraq on Thursday, March 15,” said Mayor Bill de Blasio. “They are truly two of New York City’s bravest – running into danger to protect and defend others, both in New York City and in combat overseas. On behalf of all New Yorkers, I extend my deepest condolences to their families, loved ones, and fellow service members and FDNY members.”

“Lt. Raguso and Fire Marshal Zanetis bravely wore two uniforms in their extraordinary lives of service – as New York City Firefighters and as members of the United States Armed Forces,” said Commissioner Nigro. “The hearts and prayers of the entire Department are with their loved ones and with the families of their five fellow service members who lost their lives defending our country.”

Lieutenant Raguso was appointed as a Firefighter in March of 2005 and assigned to Ladder Company 113 in Flatbush, Brooklyn. In September, 2016, he was promoted to Lieutenant and assigned to Battalion 50 in Queens. On six different occasions he was cited for bravery and life-saving actions as an individual Firefighter or as part of a unit.

Fire Marshal Zanetis was appointed Firefighter in September of 2004 and assigned to Engine Company 28 on the Lower East Side of Manhattan. In 2007 he transferred to Ladder Company 11, located in the same firehouse. In April, 2013, he was promoted to Fire Marshal and assigned to the Bureau of Fire Investigation’s Citywide South in Brooklyn. In 2014, he was recognized for his bravery as part of an investigative unit.

Lt. Raguso and Fire Marshal Zanetis are the 1,148th and 1,149th members of the Department to make the Supreme Sacrifice in the line-of-duty. The last member of the Department to die in the line of duty was Firefighter William N. Tolley of Ladder Company 135, who died on April 20th, 2017. The last member of the Department to make the Supreme Sacrifice while in active military service was Firefighter Christian P. Engledrum, who was killed in action on November 29, 2004 in Iraq.

Currently, 62 FDNY personnel are on extended military orders in the branches of the United States Armed Forces, serving around the world. There are more than 1400 FDNY members who are military reservists or veterans. ... See MoreSee Less

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Rip brothers 😢

Rescue Company 2

3 months ago

From the Officers and Men of FDNY Rescue 2. Our sincere condolences goes out to all who lost their lives in this tragic crash while protecting our freedom. Rest In Peace. ... See MoreSee Less

2 NYC Firefighters Among 7 Dead in US Chopper Crash in Iraq

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An FDNY lieutenant and another FDNY firefighter were among the seven service members killed when their U.S. helicopter crashed in Iraq, sources familiar with the investigation and officials tell News ...

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