This is from Dan McInerney: Chicago Squad 2A deployed in the alley. Dan McInerney photo A view from the alley showing two sides of the building. Dan McInerney photo Multi-versal being used on the north side of the building. Dan McInerney photo Command Van 2-7-1. Dan McInerney photo Air Mask Unit 6-4-5. Dan McInerney photo Engine 38 was the Still Alarm engine to the fire. Dan McInerney photo Chicago Engine 99. Dan McInerney photo Truck 48 was the Still Alarm truck. Dan McInerney photo Tower ladder with Snorkel in the background. Dan McInerney photo Elevated master streams douse remaining hot spots on the third floor. Dan McInerney photo View from the rear shows tower ladder and squad at work. Dan McInerney photo Squad 2’s Snorkel at work. Dan McInerney photo Spare tower ladder at work. Dan McInerney photo Â
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Chicago 2-11 Alarm at 1433 S Kenneth 5-23-13 (pt 2)
Some photos from this morning's 2-11 at 1433 S. Kenneth. I arrived late, after the fire had already been mostly contained. The blaze was in a three-story vacant apartment building marked with a red "X," indicating it was a total loss. The fire was primarily on the third floor, and crews used a tower ladder, the 5-5-2’s Snorkel, a multi-functional unit, and several handlines to bring it under control. Unfortunately, both TL14 and E99 had mechanical issues. E117 was called in to replace E99, and TL5 was dispatched for TL14. A few images are attached showing the scene and some of the equipment in action.
The first three shots show the Snorkel and multi-versal on the north side of the building.