29 Şubat 2016 Pazartesi
ANOTHER EXCLUSIVE WALK AROUND OF THE BRAND NEW FDNY RESCUE MEDICS / HAZTAC AMBULANCES IN SERVICE.
HERE YOU WILL SEE MY EXCLUSIVE WALK AROUND VIDEO OF THE BRAND NEW FDNY RESCUE MEDICS / HAZTAC AMBULANCES IN SERVICE IN THE BRONX, NEW YORK CITY.
26 Şubat 2016 Cuma
24 Şubat 2016 Çarşamba
FDNY RESPONDING TO & ON SCENE AT AFTERMATH OF MINOR WALL COLLAPSE ON 13TH ST. IN VILLAGE, MANHATTAN.
HERE YOU WILL SEE THE FDNY RESPONDING TO AND ON SCENE AT THE AFTERMATH OF MINOR WALL COLLAPSE ON WEST 13TH STREET IN THE VILLAGE AREA OF MANHATTAN IN NEW YORK CITY. GOD BLESS THE MEN AND WOMEN OF THE FDNY FOR ALL THAT THEY DO FOR US ALL YEAR ROUND! THEY ARE TRULY NEW YORK'S BRAVEST.
23 Şubat 2016 Salı
FDNY DEPUTY ASSISTANT CHIEF GALA HOLDING A NEWS BRIEFING AFTER THE 4TH ALARM FIRE IN THE BRONX, NYC.
HERE YOU WILL SEE FDNY DEPUTY ASSISTANT CHIEF GALA HOLDING A NEWS BRIEFING AFTER THE 4TH ALARM FIRE ON ANDREWS AVENUE IN THE UNIVERSITY HEIGHTS AREA OF THE BRONX IN NEW YORK CITY.
FDNY BATTLING A 4TH ALARM FIRE ON ANDREWS AVENUE IN UNIVERSITY HEIGHTS,THE BRONX, NYC.
HERE YOU WILL SEE THE FDNY BATTLING A 4TH ALARM FIRE ON ANDREWS AVENUE IN THE UNIVERSITY HEIGHTS AREA OF THE BRONX IN NEW YORK CITY. GOD BLESS THE MEN AND WOMEN OF THE FDNY FOR ALL THAT THEY DO FOR US ALL YEAR ROUND! THEY ARE TRULY NEW YORK'S BRAVEST
22 Şubat 2016 Pazartesi
FULL HOUSE RESPONSE WITH FDNY ENGINE 8, FDNY LADDER 2 & FDNY BATTALION
HERE YOU WILL SEE A FULL HOUSE RESPONSE WITH FDNY ENGINE 8, FDNY LADDER 2 AND FDNY BATTALION CHIEF 8 RESPONDING ON 9TH AVENUE IN THE HELL'S KITCHEN AREA OF MANHATTAN IN NEW YORK CITY.
21 Şubat 2016 Pazar
19 Şubat 2016 Cuma
FDNY RESPONDING URGENTLY & TAKING UP JUST AS FAST TO REPORTS OF SMOKE IN...
HERE YOU WILL SEE THE FDNY RESPONDING URGENTLY AND TAKING UP JUST AS FAST TO REPORTS OF A SMOKE CONDITION IN THE TIMES SQUARE SUBWAY STATION IN MANHATTAN IN NEW YORK CITY.
17 Şubat 2016 Çarşamba
Turkey: Deadly blast hits central Ankara
Last Minute Turkey's capital of Ankara blast air force attacked terrorists
16 Şubat 2016 Salı
FDNY Celebrates Bone Marrow Donors in Honor Roll of Life Ceremony
Alise Mareerose Williams may just be 6-years-old, but she's already experienced more than most adults.
The young girl from Evansdale, Iowa, had two open heart surgeries by the time she was 16-months-old, after being diagnosed with a congenital heart defect when she was 2-months-old. Then, during a hospital stay, the young girl's blood tests indicated that she had a rare genetic disorder called Fanconi anemia, and her family was told she someday would need a bone marrow transplant to survive.
Her doctors searched the National Bone Marrow Registry in September 2008, and found three perfect matches for Alise - something that almost never happens. On Feb. 4, 2009, she received the transplant.
Now, although her fight is not over, Alise's health continues to improve.
The perfect match for Alise was 37-year-old Firefighter James Wildes from Engine 162.
The firefighter signed up to be a donor in 2002, when he was at the Fire Academy.
When the Registry called him, telling him he was a potential match, he said he was thrilled he could help and did not hesitate to be tested further. He donated his stem cells at Memorial Sloan Kettering Hospital on Feb. 3, 2009.
Almost exactly three years later, the two met for the first time during the eighth Honor Roll of Life induction ceremony at FDNY Headquarters on Jan. 25.
Six other firefighters' names also were added to the Honor Roll plaque during the ceremony for their bone marrow and stem cell donations in 2011, including Lt. Salvatore Belmonte, Lt. Joseph P. Collins, Lt. Michael Kimball, FF Kyle Esquirol, FF Joseph Bordt and FF Francis Morrisey. There currently are 140 FDNY members' names on the plaque - some of whom have donated several times.
"This is one of the most exciting events that we celebrate each year," said Fire Commissioner Salvatore Cassano. "These FDNY members gave a part of themselves to save the life of someone else."
More than 8,000 FDNY members have signed up with the registry and representatives from the New York Blood Center (NYBC) said that 13 percent of all bone marrow donors are FDNY members.
"I always say that we can all be donors and we may all be patients," said Dr. Christopher Hillyer, President and CEO of the NYBC. "And FDNY members step up every time they are called."
Chairman of the NYBC's Board of Trustees Howard Milstein added, "Your heroism and dedication are an inspiration to all of us."
After Firefighter Wildes met Alise, he said, "I can't describe the feeling. To know I saved her, it's unbelievable."
He attended the ceremony with his wife, Mary, and their two children, Christian, 4, and Meagan, 16-months.
"I can't imagine what their family is going through," he said.
Alise's mother, Debra, father, Troy, and 12-year-old brother, C.J., also attended the ceremony.
"I have no words," Ms. Williams said. "I just keep saying 'thank you.' She's here today because of him. It's above and beyond a miracle."
She urged everyone to sign up to donate, "You never know who your match will be. Who would have thought a New York City firefighter would match a little Iowa girl?"
Mr. Williams said he was overwhelmed to meet his daughter's hero.
"Words can't describe it," he said. "I've seen my little girl die twice. If it wasn't for this man here today, she wouldn't be here."
Although Alise was a little overwhelmed by the attention she received, she had two words to describe how she felt after the ceremony: "I'm happy."
The young girl from Evansdale, Iowa, had two open heart surgeries by the time she was 16-months-old, after being diagnosed with a congenital heart defect when she was 2-months-old. Then, during a hospital stay, the young girl's blood tests indicated that she had a rare genetic disorder called Fanconi anemia, and her family was told she someday would need a bone marrow transplant to survive.
Her doctors searched the National Bone Marrow Registry in September 2008, and found three perfect matches for Alise - something that almost never happens. On Feb. 4, 2009, she received the transplant.
Now, although her fight is not over, Alise's health continues to improve.
The perfect match for Alise was 37-year-old Firefighter James Wildes from Engine 162.
The firefighter signed up to be a donor in 2002, when he was at the Fire Academy.
When the Registry called him, telling him he was a potential match, he said he was thrilled he could help and did not hesitate to be tested further. He donated his stem cells at Memorial Sloan Kettering Hospital on Feb. 3, 2009.
Almost exactly three years later, the two met for the first time during the eighth Honor Roll of Life induction ceremony at FDNY Headquarters on Jan. 25.
Six other firefighters' names also were added to the Honor Roll plaque during the ceremony for their bone marrow and stem cell donations in 2011, including Lt. Salvatore Belmonte, Lt. Joseph P. Collins, Lt. Michael Kimball, FF Kyle Esquirol, FF Joseph Bordt and FF Francis Morrisey. There currently are 140 FDNY members' names on the plaque - some of whom have donated several times.
"This is one of the most exciting events that we celebrate each year," said Fire Commissioner Salvatore Cassano. "These FDNY members gave a part of themselves to save the life of someone else."
More than 8,000 FDNY members have signed up with the registry and representatives from the New York Blood Center (NYBC) said that 13 percent of all bone marrow donors are FDNY members.
"I always say that we can all be donors and we may all be patients," said Dr. Christopher Hillyer, President and CEO of the NYBC. "And FDNY members step up every time they are called."
Chairman of the NYBC's Board of Trustees Howard Milstein added, "Your heroism and dedication are an inspiration to all of us."
After Firefighter Wildes met Alise, he said, "I can't describe the feeling. To know I saved her, it's unbelievable."
He attended the ceremony with his wife, Mary, and their two children, Christian, 4, and Meagan, 16-months.
"I can't imagine what their family is going through," he said.
Alise's mother, Debra, father, Troy, and 12-year-old brother, C.J., also attended the ceremony.
"I have no words," Ms. Williams said. "I just keep saying 'thank you.' She's here today because of him. It's above and beyond a miracle."
She urged everyone to sign up to donate, "You never know who your match will be. Who would have thought a New York City firefighter would match a little Iowa girl?"
Mr. Williams said he was overwhelmed to meet his daughter's hero.
"Words can't describe it," he said. "I've seen my little girl die twice. If it wasn't for this man here today, she wouldn't be here."
Although Alise was a little overwhelmed by the attention she received, she had two words to describe how she felt after the ceremony: "I'm happy."
15 Şubat 2016 Pazartesi
FDNY TV HD - Ride Along with Engine 54 to a Class III Automatic Fire Alarm
Ride along with Engine 54
Class 3, Everybody goes
W49th and 8th
Responding from Quarters
Assigned Units -
Engines 54
Ladder 4
Battalion 9
Class 3, Everybody goes
W49th and 8th
Responding from Quarters
Assigned Units -
Engines 54
Ladder 4
Battalion 9
14 Şubat 2016 Pazar
FDNY - Engine 258 Tower Ladder 115 Responding
FDNY Engine 258 and BRAND NEW Tower Ladder 115 Responding 2nd Due to a Smoke condition in Greenpoint, Brooklyn.
13 Şubat 2016 Cumartesi
FDNY
The New York City Fire Department, officially the Fire Department, City of New York (FDNY), is a department of the government of New York City[3] that provides fire protection, technical rescue, primary response to biological, chemical and radioactive hazards, and emergency medical services to the five boroughs of New York City.
The New York City Fire Department is the largest municipal fire department in the United States and the second largest in the world after the Tokyo Fire Department. The FDNY employs approximately 10,200 uniformed firefighters and over 3,600 uniformed EMTs and paramedics. Its regulations are compiled in title 3 of the New York City Rules. The FDNY's motto is New York’s Bravest. The FDNY serves more than 8 million residents within a 320 square mile radius.
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