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HIKE OUT! - The History of the P.F.D.


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PHILADELPHIA FIRE DEPARTMENT


It is with deep regret that I announce the death of Dave Mason, of the Philadelphia Second Alarmers Association of Philadelphia, who passed away on the morning of January 12, 2002. Please keep his family, friends, and the Second Alarmers in your prayers.


UNDER CONSTRUCTION

After temporarily making the website a memorial to the fallen firefighters in the FDNY and all the victims of the World Trade Center, Pentagon, and Shanksville Plane Crash, I've decided to take this opportunity to make adjustments to this website and redesign it. A few of the pages are under construction, so please excuse the appearance of this site during it's remodeling stages. I apologize for the inconvenience.

I will also be adding a memorial page to those firefighters, police officers, and civilians killed at the attacks on the World Trade Center and the Pentagon.


*NEW* PHILADELPHIA FIRE DEPT. BOOK

A new Philadelphia Fire Department book will be coming out this June, 2001. It will be a hard-covered book with 216 pages, titled "Tin Helmets Iron Men." Written by Bob Bartosz, the book will feature action fire photos all with captions and many eye witness stories of Philadelphia's Greatest Extra Alarm Fires from the 1950's to the 1970's. Also included is a special section of photos and stories about the Philadelphia Second Alarmers Association and the former Philadelphia Fire Reserve in action. Also appearing are apparatus photos of the SS 99, the famous Fire Bird Snorkel, the Marine Units at work. The book is in Limited Edition and will sell for $39.95 plus $5.00 shipping cost. This price offer is good until September 30, 2001. Books may be ordered by sending your payment to:

Bob Bartosz
P.O. Box 226
Wenonah N.J. 08090.


In 300 years, the Philadelphia Fire Department lost 364 firefighters.

In 3 hours, America lost 343 firefighters.

GOD BLESS THE FDNY


NEW LINKS TO CHECK OUT!

Philadelphia Firefighters Athletic Association

FDNY Rescue 1

FDNY Rescue 2 "The Rescue"

FDNY Rescue 3 "Big Blue"

FDNY Rescue 4 "Popeye"


This website was last updated on November 18, 2001.


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