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DCFD may be banned in the DC Fire & EMS Department but that doesn’t mean it’s lost and gone forever. Occasionally it shows up in some unusual places. We were alerted to this one via a Tweet from the Washington Post’s Mike Debonis. The shirt is one from Engine 16, Tower 3 and BC 6.
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Also on STATter911 …
- President Obama gets DCFD T-shirt at ACFD firehouse. Firefighter hands it over at veterans’ job initiative announcement. – February 4, 2012
- DC Chief Kenneth Ellerbe on why safer cotton shirts for firefighters are sitting in warehouse: ‘Sometimes there’s trickery in terms of one administration to another’. – March 9, 2012
- UPDATED: Scores of firefighters in DCFD garb show for mayor’s speech. No comment from Chief Ellerbe on spokesman Lon Walls’ claims that previous protest was ‘racist act’. – February 7, 2012
- Raw video: Two views of an apartment fire in Washington, DC. – February 6, 2012
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Get over the dang t-shirt thing already. Geeesh!! So you are now fire and ems. When you get your paycheck to pay your family and you go on vacation and enjoy life, does it really matter?
It’s more than a T-shirt. It’s a name, a tradition and a heritage. Something that those who arn’t DCFD or closely associated with DCFD wouldn’t understand.
Horses and dalmations were tradition too. So were klaxons and bells on the front bumper. What matters these days is keeping members at work, and trying not to get pay and benefits cut. All this rantin’ and ravin’ ain’t gonna help matters when it comes to tryin’ to negotiate for things. We just look like a bunch of bitches. Sorry, times HAVE changed.
Times sure have changed!! When did Aaron Lewis go country for cryin’ out loud?!?
Check out his “Town Line” album. Totally different from Staind but still pretty good.