**MAJOR FDNY RESPONSE!** FIRE out the Windows w/ Missing Child - NYCHA Wagner Houses [ MN Box 1426 ] 

thank you

FDNY response thank you for letting us know the children were found safe.

Thank God In heaven!

Always put a tracking chip on your kids.

Absolutely!

30 yrs ..FDNY, Your right, but I've never seen a TV commercial offering a DISCOUNT TO FD Personal...

@@burkena they should definitely do that 😂

It’s a fireproof building.

@@azul8811 the Joelma building fire in Sao Paolo Brazil is a fire that changed firefighting starting with the word fireproof which was deleted from the firefighters terms and replaced with fire resistant Why the fire was contained to a small area of the building but the smoke was causing people to think the fire was much worse with many jumping to their deaths to avoid the pain of death by fire. many of those after the fire was actually out and just the smoke was pouring out of the building.

@@davidlenzi3551 The building involved in this fire was a NYCHA building that is part of the Wagner Houses. These buildings were completed around 1954 and were constructed in compliance with the 1938 NYC Building Code. Below is an excerpt from that code relative to classification by type of construction. These terms are still used for those buildings constructed as per the 1938 Code. You will notice that the terms Fireproof and Fire-Protected refer to two different Classes. Article 4. Classifications Sub-Article 2. Classification of Structures by Type of Construction (3.2). §C26-238.0 General.-For the purposes of this title all structures shall be classified, with respect to type of construction, as follows: Class 1-Fireproof Structures; Class 2-Fire-protected Structures; Class 3-Non-fireproofed Structures; Class 4-Wood Frame Structures; Class 5-Metal Structures; Class 6-Heavy Timber Structures. The 1938 NYC Bldg code was replaced by the 1968 NYC Bldg code and THAT code used a different classification system. They were either Construction Group I-Noncombustible or Construction Group II-Combustible. Each group was further broken down as below. Construction Group Class *I-Noncombustible* I-A- (4-hr. protected) I-B- (3-hr. protected) I-C- (2-hr. protected) I-D- (1-hr. protected) I-E- (unprotected) *II---Combustible* II-A- (heavy timber) II-B- (protected wood joist) II-C- (unprotected wood joist) II-D- (protected wood frame) II-E- (unprotected wood frame Citation: *§[C26-313.2] 27-270 Classification of buildings and spaces.* Every building, room, or space hereafter altered or erected shall, for the purposes of this code be classified in one of the construction classes listed in table 3-3. ADDTL COMMENTS: 1. The Joelma fire occurred in 1974. 2. I'm not familiar with the 2008 NYC Building Code nor subsequent revisions, but I _believe_ that there are now 5 different construction classifications, none of which use either the terms Fireproof OR Fire-protected.

Parents of the year award for sure

Yes

Chicago used to have a deluge unit that could hit floor 16. But, yes a deck gun would be ridiculous. Fight fire from the interior

It was said on the fire radio , kids were moved to the living room and were ok. no other report followed

Yes

It’s not just establishing water, you need to get pressure to reach 16th floor.

Don't realise that

Don’t worry. That mouth breather JB will be here soon.

@@hihfty He might be setting up another Go Fund Me for himself.

Deck gun will not reach that high!

East Harlem, Manhattan

Manhattan, Wagner Houses on 120th Street

Rescue 3 was the first due rescue

HE WANTED TO SELL TO THE FIREMAN STANDING.......