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Working fire in Chicago, IL – November 24, 2021

Posted by firescenesadmin on January 3, 2022

Posted in: FIre Scene photos, NEW. Tagged: #ChicaagoFD, #Spartan, Chi-Town Fire Photos, Chicago FD Truck 50, Chicago Fire Department, Crimson aerial at fire scene, fire scene photos, flames blowing out of windows, heavy smoke from commercial fire in Chicago, working fire in Chicago. Leave a Comment

I took a short ride into the city and went to a working fire in the 20th Battalion at 1502 W 79th Street. Companies had a 3-sty ordinary, vacant building with a fire on the 2nd floor. Engines 129 and 101 lead out lines and Truck 50 & 41 members made the roof. I arrived right after the first-in company. The full gallery is on my site.

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Working fire in Chicago, IL – September 21, 2017

Posted by firescenesadmin on September 23, 2017

Posted in: FIre Scene photos, NEW. Tagged: Chicago FD Truck 50, Chicago Fire Department, Crimson aerial at fire scene, fire scene photos, Firefighter vents roof with a saw, Firefighter with dirty face after a fire, Firefighters pull hose line off engine, firefighters vent roof, heavy smoke from attic fire, Josh Boyajian. Leave a Comment

While at a Still & Box on Peoria 9/21/17 in Chicago, Truck 50 landed at 5932 s Hermitage with a 1.5-sty frame and a fire in the attic. Engine 84 and 15 lead out. Truck 50 was working the roof. Josh Boyajian

heavy smoke from attic fire

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heavy smoke from attic fire

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Firefighter pulls hose line off engine at fire

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Firefighters vent roof of house on fire

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Firefighters vent roof of house on fire

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Chicago FD Truck 50

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Chicago Firefighter with dirty face

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Chicago FD Truck 50

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At 1412hrs on Sunday, November 24th, companies on Chicago’s south side were dispatched to a report of a structure fire on the 8000 block of South May Street. Three minutes later, Engine 129 reported they had a fire in the basement of a 30×125, 3.5-story ordinary, occupied apartment building. At 1420hrs, Battalion 18 reported that he had heavy fire in the basement and 1st floor of the building and he called for a Still & Box which is about the same time the first picture shown in this gallery was taken. The fire eventually made its way to the second floor. Besides the apparatus shown in the photos, Engine 54 took a hydrant on Aberdeen Street which is one block to the east and stretched a line through the gangway to sector 3. The box was struck at 1514hrs and the Red Cross was assisting 11 occupants who were displaced by this fire.

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Chicago firefighters battle smokey blaze

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Chicago firefighters battle smokey blaze

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Chicago firefighters battle smokey blaze

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Chicago fireman on ladder with massive smoke at fire scene

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Chicago fire engine at fire scene

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Chicago fire engine at fire scene

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