FDNY Manhattan 5th Alarm 10-86 Box 0782 Crane Collapse with Fire Major Matrix Response 

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I thought that was him!!! Did he come out of retirement? Last I knew he had retired.

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@@Don-er4ukhe did retire but he was recently appointed on the board of commissioners for the FDNY.

Cheif Pfeifer took up a position after the shake up in ranks last year, I think it was last year.

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I thought the same. The guy is a legend.

You just stick to drinking your Guinness and don't concern yourself with what's going on over here......

@@SNAFU..Thanks brother 👊 Really nice vibes.

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honestly that's how i feel any time I see an FDNY firefighter looking up towards the top of a tall building, instant 9/11 vibes.

​@@NonLegitNation2the only time in world history and the only time in this 21st century when you hear non-stop radio chatter and all planes grounded on that day also which was also the first time in nations history to ever do it and the only time also

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I'm sure tall buildings have fire control units in each floor.I remember seeing them in hotels.

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All builds require a hook up on the outside so essentially you can hook a pumper up too it run water too the top on top of with what the building has.

The building has a mandatory stand pipe. There is a fire pump in the basement and a jockey pump on top. The stand pipe has a hose and running the pumps, they can get the necessary pressure. The house water tank keeps a reserve supply of water up top.

It kind of looked like the short stream was watering the street and wasting pressure needed by the other to reach the fire.

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he died of laugh.....

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Hahahee! I didn't see any other options, did you......that's not exactly thinking out of the box......

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Chief Pfeifer retired as an Assistant Chief of the FDNY department in 2018 and was appointed as the first deputy commissioner of the FDNY in 2023.

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I used to think it was funny when the FDNY “ cream of the crop” guys came to teach in Florida. They are just normal dudes and they fuckup too!!

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Weak lazy American firefighters just want Fame.

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In UK they would have put the fire out quickly instead of taking lunch breaks while it burned.

​@@Donnie-fe7dcSure, if it was a regular house fire, but something like this requires a ton of resources and logistics. You can't just send fighters straight into a fire like this. You need to assess the situation and act accordingly. You simply cannot say that our UK Firefighters would have been more effecitive.

Better to have them electric instead of having a diesel engine on top of it which could overheat and start a fire

​@peon9282 this is the dumbest thing I ever read. Electric isn't strong enough to power the pumps, not even close. Not to mention batteries are way more at risk of overheating and causing a much worse fire that can't easily be put out. Stop it with all this electric nonsense

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I could do it and I'm no hero

That crane footage was scary brave fire fighters for sure.

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dude i really think you shoulda been jumper

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Skylar and JJ they are the best at it!

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@@SkylerFire FDNY is a bunch of beurocratic twits who can't get a real job.

Silly how FDNY has names on the back of their uniforms, but the Yankees do not.

Fire was caused by hydrolic fluid leaking on a hot steel plate.

It was apparently caused by a leak in the hydraulic pump while lifting 18 tons of concrete. They were just starting to pour slabs on a recently built floor when it happened.

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you couldn't pay me to watch the bbc but because i'm a brit, i'm paying to not watch it! anyway between john and skyler, i'm gonna get much better coverage and not pay a dime. (whatever that is) :-)

Devil's kitchen hahahaha ur freaking crazy

​@@pjg1233no its Satan's kirchen!

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What a boring day that was. The kids at Fdny were all born after 9/11. Just proves my point.

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Who are you referring to?

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I absolutely hated my ICS classes there's a lot of good information but still a lot of information and hard to stay awake 😂

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It’s pretty common

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Hahaha I don’t like heights either!

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Forest fire helicopter with a big water or suppressant bucket.

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This is going to sound cliché but the truth is due to both fiscal and political reasons most FD's in metropolitan areas have to improvise an awful lot with elevated fires like this. FD's have been calling for not only limits on high of structures but updating of the building and fire codes so that internal structural fire suppression systems and water feed lines for FD"s be on a separate line than the cities main water supply. Equipment and manpower wise again that is based on the fiscal draw per year and the number of structural fire calls they respond to. Not long abo England saw the results of poor building code enforcement when an entire apartment block tower was engulfed in flames. I am positive those firemen and first responders did all they could do during the fire itself. But what was allowed to happen prior to the fire was out of their control. The building owner with full knowledge of the material to be used hired a contractor to upgrade the buildings facade with a highly flammable building material which only hammpered suppression efforts. Hence where the politics comes in, a lot of agencies don't listen to the FD when they say we need to limit structural heights. We need to stop allowing highly flammable building materials. We need to upgrade fire and building codes so newer buildings are built with internal fire suppression systems that slow the burn rate down. A lot of current internal structural fire suppression systems like sprinklers are woefully inadequate and offer little as the original plan for them was for better coverage and cost more money to install, so the developers and contractors petitioned for what is in current use. That hasn't changed much in the last fifty years. We see this all the time here in the states, homes and apartment buildings packed with toxic flammable home decor and building materials with the minimum if any fire retardation factors.

The boom came down . The crane is still high in the air on fire. LOL 😂

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I believe the fuel was catching fire at the bottom.

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Very professional firefighting indeed.

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With a 5th alarm they can do both at the same time.

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@TheoBinnendijk, these cranes are both Diesel and Electric, the truth is as Buildings go higher and higher to maximise Floor space, more Apartments and obtaining more $$$, the frequency of these " accidents" will happen and hopefully the workers don't get hurt.

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@@SkylerFire crazy question, but you have some great access. How?

@@mysterymayhem7020 My guess is that they've developed a great relationship with FDNY.

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High pressure pumper

When you got a 300+ HP PTO available, you can get water wherever you need.

Any numbers of what they were pumping at?

Plus buildings have a standpipe and booster pump. Thanks to the building engineer. Before I retired I was responsible for testing and maintenance.

In California they would use helicopters and drop water it’s faster I wonder why didn’t they use that

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