March 6th 2010:
11:39 P.M.
House Fire 5900 N. West St.
Q13 gave heavy fire showing from a mile away. Q13 on scene advised they had heavy fire showing from the 2nd story of a vacant farmhouse, SCFD E33/WFD Q13 were fire attack, SCFD Q32 assisted with fire attack, SCFD TN32 was water supply, SCFD B32 took command, SCFD B34 was safety, SCFD TN32,33,37 and VCFD TN411 shuttled water.
Photos by Sean Black
Video by Sean Black Photography
Video by Christina Lallement
Companies Responded:
SCFD E 33
SCFD TN 32,33,37
VCFD TN 411
WFD Q 13
SCFD Q 32
SCFD B 32,34
WSCFR SQ328
MA 37
SCFD/WFD Photographer Andy Thomas
SCFD/WFD Photographer Sean Black
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Engine 328
1995 Central States/Spartan
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1500 GPM/ 600 Gallons |
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Engine 328 is a Wichita Fire Department 1995 Central States/Spartan
enclosed cab engine/pumper with a 600 gallon booster tank, 1500 GPM pump and seating for 6 personnel. This Fire Reserve engine was formally
Engine 7 located at Station 7, Coolidge and 21st, but ran most of the front line service alarms from Station 7's former location at St. Paul and 13th.
This engine/pumper has (3) 200' 1 3/4" preconnect cross lays featuring
(2) combination nozzles and one smooth bore. For larger fire attack
needs, E-328 carries 200' of 2 1/2" hose located next to the 3" hose at
the rear of the truck. This 2 1/2" is utilized for expediting extension
of the 200' preconnect, setting up a play pipe operation, or hooking up
the Mercury Monitor for defensive operations. E-329 has the standard
700' of 5" hose and dual 3" beds with 1600' for water supply and relay
pumping operations. It also caries a ground monitor setup which utilizes
the deck gun mounted mid-ship on the apparatus. The front board box
contains 100' of 1" preconnected forestry line with a spare 100' section
carried underneath. In addition, this engine carries (2) sections of 6"
hard suction for drafting purposes where hydrant operations are not
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FDNY Engine 328 Web Page
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