Stop for Nothing - Firefighter Tribute | Two Steps From Hell 

No, no we can't

Respect from me I'm about to sign up

As a Junior FF I send my respect to your uncle

Rest easy brother we got it from here

I WILL PRESS F TO PAY RESPECT PUT F IN HERE

Jim. Retired firefighter from the UK. Like you I always felt awkward when politicians praised us for just doing our job. Recently took my grandson to my old Fire Station. He loved it!! Modern fire engines are impressive!! Though talking to the crew, the manning is cut to the bone. I fear for our brothers and sisters.

You are a true hero

Thank you for your service, you are a good firefighter/E.M.T

Thank You For Your Service

thanks for your service fellow firefighter

Good luck to you, watch your 6!

Good luck brother!

How did it go?

How has it been man

@@JordanCox633 its been amazing

I'm 31 and am a rookie fire fighter :) I'm on my probation stage currently and it was the best decision I've ever made. I decided I'm going to do what I want to do in life and this was it. I hope you are doing what you love.

damn right

could not have been said more true

Amen especially when your dad is on the fire company

Daughter of, then wife of, now Mom of a Firefighter. Family is everything.

Much respect, Kathryn. Daughter, sister, niece, and cousin of firefighters. Like you, I guess it’s the family business.

I visited a fire station when I was in Portugal. Very friendly reception. They had never met a female firefighter.

@@pixiborth3606 which station did you visit? why did you say that?😅

I don't remember what station, I met with the fire chief. This was back in 2010.

How did it go?

@@pixiborth3606 I was at the house for fire training beforehand with the department. However, in the couple of hours we had been gone, the fire and rekindled and took over the entire house. It was a gonner by the time crews got there. It lasted until 3 in the morning, but I was the experience of a lifetime.

@@Junior716 I am glad you got your first fire under your belt. You will never forget it, I promise. I can still remember my first fire. Be Safe

@@pixiborth3606 thank you

My dad served for 30 years as a volunteer captain, retiring in 2011. Whenever I see videos like this, I can only guess the things he saw on his calls. The tones drop, and my mom and I sometimes wouldn't see him until the next day, depending on the nature of the call.

Mediox we like our warning lights, lots of them!

Mediox thank you

Naja ist halt eine andere Umgebung und deswegen größere trucks und so. Ich bevorzuge aber trzdm noch die deutschen (v.a. Weil das Platzmanagement in den USA nicht so gut ist, wegen der pressluft und den BLAUEN Lichtern :D)

@@ccalmanii5225 great im Sinne von großartig

34 years of pure madness.qoreva pack til I turned 51. But it's killing me now.overhaul with a cigarette hanging from my mouth..the cool tough guy..not so tough in Respritory Arrest pissing myself. Clean your gear...don't play the tough guy..go home after every shift and bring your brothers and sisters with you..God Bless and stay safe ..it doesn't get any better then this

And sometimes win. Be safe, always. ❤

It’s not easy Jessica, I’ve been in 14 years, love every minute of it, but it’s hard work, and it’s sad. Ppl think it’s military and cops only that have PTSD. We FF’s and EMS as well have to deal with almost the same as what cops see. This past year I’ve been on 7 deaths calls, 4 medical, 2 car accidents and one house fire death.

@@CSAFD thank u for all u do and yes i understand what i might see and i know theres no way to prepare for that but thats why i wanna do it to atleast attempt to save someone and im not doing it for attention though im doing it to help people

@@CSAFD oh i have a question what college classes do u have to take by the way?

jessica rose same here I do it to help ppl, I’m not looking for fame

jessica rose college classes as to what regular firefighter, firefighter/EMT, paramedic, fire marshal? It depends on where u live

Thank you very much bro :)

2 years later and i am now volunteering crazy

At a certain age, you risk becoming part of the problem. I was a firefighter for over 30 years but had to face reality and quit.

Maybe you can still be helping people by training the next generation of Firefighters? An "old" Firefighter with decades of experience certainly knows a lot to teach the younger ones.

Me too

Hey! I'm not Spaceman, but I know where the music is. Type into RU-vid: Tsfh Victory. That'll bring it up. Enjoy! And have a good day!

Yes I got a lot of the parts from South Metro Unscripted Part 10. Here`s the link bro: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-PIEsOl-WOMY.html and the second Scene is from the movie ladder 49. A Insta profil especially for this Channel isn` exist, for now ;)

after 7 years as a volunteer firefighter/EMT I am now retired after becoming disabled due to health non fire related and I too miss it

I think you are partially right about that. There is a Japanese quote, that I think kind of addresses the problem here: “Charging into the chaos of a battle, and getting slain in it, is very easy, and the first roughneck that comes along can do that. But true courage means to live when it is right to live, and only to die when it is right to die”. Needlessly risking your live is not brave, it is stupid. And that’s not what makes Fire Fighters heroes. They are the ones you call when the situation went far out of control, so they rush in and save the day and maybe your life. The nature of the job is basically that the Fire Service goes right to that spot where everyone else is running away from. The Siren and Light Signals basically tell everyone “get out of the way and get out of here, we take it from here”. So Fire Fighters are not heroes because they risk their own safety to safe you, but because they rush in to help you when no one else can. Because they save lives and prevent damage. A Firefighter that saves a victim from a burning, fully smoked house is a hero not because he puts his own live at some risk even with breath protection, but because he saves a live that no one else could possibly have saved.

@@neptun2810 You should write movie scripts. Fantasy movie scripts. You were right in the beginning, wrong at the end. For the most part, USA has fire players, not firefighters. All these videos Prove it if you ONLY, evaluate their performance without the fantasy you described. Here's a news flash that will show you how wrong you are. The FDNY is one of the worst departments in the world and my playlist on them proves that statement.

@@JB91710 That's precisely what I said. You don't play with fire, you don't try to be tuff or seeking adventure, you stay focussed and do your job. Of course there are a lot of Firefighters who don't, but I was describing how Firefighters should act, not how every single one of them acts. Are you a Firefighter yourself or something like that? PS: There are indeed some dangerous mistakes in his video, look at the Clip from 02:08. Every Firefighter knows that on a burning Car the Gas tank might break and make burning gasoline spill all over a few square metres. These two guys stood far to close to the Car and got caught in the flames. Big mistake. Always keep your own safety in mind when dealing with Fire.