Author Topic: PCIAFD takes delivery of its first Super Heavy Duty Rescue Unit 27.  (Read 10006 times)

Offline Bill Blackhurst

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although I hope they are all waterproof incase it rains ;D

I forgot to address your statement about being waterproof flatcat! All Playmobil fire apparatus with equipment stored outside of storage compartments are protected by an on demand force field similar to the one used by the Star Trek Enterprise for protection ;), which is quite effective by the way :lol:!
  Forget about all of the other stuff,....all we need is the reintroduction of the 3526 Fire Engine!

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Another incredible piece of equipment Bill! The truck certainly lives up to its name and all the specialized gear you have on board really carries it home. A vehicle like this would go out to assist other appliances in retrieval and extrication only or does it have a more general function?  :wave:

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Thank you for the compliments, Gepetto! Back in the day when I was an active firefighter/rescue technician/EMT, most rescue units were designed & equipped as rescue only, with engine companies always responding to preform all fire suppression duties. When a rescue unit is designed solely for rescue duties, it's able to haul more weight in rescue equipment & more of an array of equipment types. These trucks are outfitted primarily for any rescue type situation & for rescue procedures required on fire scenes or sometimes on standby in case their highly versatile rescue equipment is needed.

A call maybe heard saying this over a department dispatch channel. Alert tones:.......Station 2, Engines 121, 122, SUV1281, ST12A, Heavy Rescue 127, EMS Company 1 & 2, respond to Playmobil City Great Lakes Road for Signal 6A with possible multiple entrapment's. All companies alerted 23:15 hundred hours.......

Responding Engines 121, 122, SUV1281, ST12A, Heavy Rescue 127, Medic 11, Medic 12, Medic 21, Air Medevac 1, to Playmobil City Great Lakes Road, 21:18 hundred hours.

HQ to all units responding to this incident, be advised there has been multiple call ins verifying severe vehicular damage with multiple patient entrapment. 21:21 hundred hours.

HQ to Engines 121, 122, & all responding units: Recent calls also describe a possible vehicular fire involving one vehicle. Units updated 21:22 hundred hours.

Engine 121 10-4,
Engine 122 10-4,
SUV1281 10-4,
HR127 10-4,
Medic 11 10-4,
Medic 12 10-4,
Medic 21 10-4,
  Forget about all of the other stuff,....all we need is the reintroduction of the 3526 Fire Engine!