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Video from robbie Dill posted yesterday of a house with fire in the attic in Kansas City, Missouri. No further information.
Also on STATter911 …
- Helmet-cam: House fire in Kansas City, MO. – February 25, 2013
- Helmet-cam: House fire in Kansas City, Missouri. – October 3, 2012
- Raw video: Apartment house fire in Archbald, Pennsylvania. – June 3, 2012
- Raw video: House fire in Washington, Pennsylvania. – February 20, 2013
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You can tell those guys see some fire, good job. It’s amazing how good common sense like this always prevails.
Spell Check “attic”.
It’s a lot closer than the fire video I saw a few days ago that called it an “addict” fire.
Wow wasn’t that house an old girl, knob and tube wiring,I am sure there are many younger ones on here whom only have heard the ol timers like us talk about this good shot. In our locale I have seen plenty of that in the old pre-post war era houses. Excellent questions asked by the company officer, I will assume they completed a 360 during their sizeup. We can even learn a lesson here and remind ourselves animals need to be secured immediately by their owners and gotten out of the way, they get excited and don’t always listen but the owners need to step up even though their house was on fire.
Excellent approach and attack, great teamwork from obviously seasoned troops, pleasure to see compared to the other version.
Always amazed at the clarity the helmet cams give and while fire is our enemy, we all have to agree watching the rolling overhead is a pretty sight, even I have one on my helmet now, properly used as Dave will tell us they make an excellent training tool. Best Regards to all our Firefighter Veterans.
GOTTA LOVE THE DOG ON THE FRONT PORCH AT THE BEGINNING.
FYI, Its “ATTIC”
Am I the only one who finds that rolling undulating kind of fire mesemerizingly beautiful?
Very nice! Awesome to hear the question “Is there a basement, are you sure there is nothing underneath us? Why is there smoke on the first floor with a fire in the attic.” Great job!!!!
Good job
and i finally see someone with a TIC. good job