Jacksonville Fire Rescue Department responds to flames showing at house fire 

thanks

thanksJoe

We have many that do.

it still happens

Thanks and thanks for watching!

Thanks Elmira…I was born in Corning and lived in Big Flats!

​@@thejfrd2490Have you seen Rescue Me with Denis Leary

@@timothythornton6624 seen it and lived it!

@@thejfrd2490 I was watching it a minute ago I'm on season 2 I just finished watching season 1

We rarely vent the roof in a single family residence.

@@thejfrd2490 I was curious as to why the D-side roof wasn't pulled back where the fire was burning the most, even though the flames were knocked down. Excellent attack and communication as usual.

Thanks Texas for watching!!

It was under investigation.

sorry I don't cater to what you want

We put some fires out with tank water…we also have multiple engines sitting on hydrants…we are not a small inexperienced department…but thanks for watching!

Not often do you see someone arguing that communication is bad, well played bud.

Command keeps track of the number of lines and hydrants needed and used. If you stop to lay out another line and deprive Command of the manpower needed on the scene then you should be terminated.

@@jasminelindros8923 that seems a bit harsh tbh...but our chiefs know how to deal with these situations.

@@thejfrd2490 You're right, it IS harsh, but so is going to a funeral for a victim who wasn't found in time.

That was a fantastic knockdown. I have no idea what you watched. That partial fog control was a thing of beauty. I assume you don't fight fires for a living.

You think that was a fantastic knockdown , you must be American and for American standards that's acceptable . I'm European and beleive me this fire would've been put out in half the time . All it takes is a sense of urgency and the most important thing , get the water on the fire ASAP .

the water is shot from the inside ...you shouldn't see it You should educate yourself before getting frustrated...or ask questions

how do you know how long it took? You don't

You love name calling and finger pointing don't you...must be nice to sit on such a high throne!

M.Y.O.B.

Jack Biessman I have told you before. and will tell you again you need to go see a counsellor to help you deal with your mental health issues The NFPA standards are being met and the process of extinguishment was well underway without even coming close to the time requirements it is people like you who don't know what you are talking about and making assumptions about areas of the fireground that you can not see that is called blind commentary. All it does is make a fool out of you remember I still have clips from when you made a statement which violated my rights and ended with you apologizing for that error. Now I suggest you remember that you are not the God of firefighting. There are numerous other people who have more recent and better training that you or I had when we were in the fire service wherever that may have been.

None of what you said is factual or adds anything to this video. Perhaps at 1:42 he was checking for fire extension beyond that door, or making sure crews inside could egress out that door if necessary? 2:10 Maybe realize it’s not instantaneous for water to get to the point of attack. It takes time to get equipment set out. 2:45 That’s called actually getting up to the fire, and aggressively putting it out. Not hitting it hard from the yard like you probably do. This department is top notch and educational with every video they upload. Your comment shows nothing more than that you have no knowledge about aggressive firefighting tactics. Now go take your seat, and be quiet. 😘

@@thejfrd2490 I don't call people names. I label people based on their performance. Big difference.

Childish and irresponsible are your comments...you are not even a firefighter and have no clue what its like to wear the uniform...thats childish and irresponsible