NORTHEAST FIRENEWS
WEEKLY SPOTLIGHT PHOTOS


The Spotlight Photos Page is dedicated to Dick Barlett who passed away on June 17, 2014 and to Steve Cummings who passed away on April 17, 2015. Together they revolutionized apparatus photography and were irreplaceable friends to the fire service as well irreplaceable friends for me.




RESPECT THE PIC!
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WE REMEMBER

".....to have laid so costly a sacrifice upon the altar of freedom" - President Abraham Lincoln

WORLD WAR II

2nd Lieutenant David Ryder, ARMY, from Middlesex County, MA killed in action during World War II

2nd Lieutenant Richard S. Ryrholm Jr, ARMY, from Middlesex County, MA killed in action during World War II

Corporal Lawrence S. Sabetty, ARMY, from Middlesex County, MA killed in action during World War II

Sergeant Paul Sablitz, ARMY, from Middlesex County, MA killed in action during World War II

Staff Sergeant Edward A. Safer, ARMY, from Middlesex County, MA killed in action during World War II

Seaman 1st Class Patrick F. Linehan, NAVY, from Haverhill, MA killed in action during World War II

Fireman 1st Class John F. Lipinski, NAVY, from Millers Falls, MA killed in action during World War II

Torpedoman's Mate 3rd Class Charles Lisi, NAVY, from Boston, MA killed in action during World War II

Aviation Machinist's Mate Chief Bernard R. Lisle, NAVY, from Marlborough, MA killed in action during World War II

Sergeant David J. Littlejohn, NAVY, from Holyoke, MA killed in action during World War II

VIETNAM

Second Lieutenant Richard James Regan, ARMY, H CO, 2ND BN, 9TH MARINES, 3RD MARDIV, III MAF from New Haven, CT killedin action on August 11, 1965

Private First Class Gary Charles Richards, ARMY, A CO, 3RD BN, 39TH INFANTRY, 9TH INF DIV, USARV from New Haven, CT killed in action on February 16, 1967

Staff Sergeant William D. Soule, ARMY, D CO, 2ND BN, 1ST INFANTRY, 196TH INFANTRY BDE, USARV from Waldoboro, ME kiled in action on August 21, 1967

Specialist Five Robert Leopold Clukey, Jr, ARMY, HQ, 5TH SF GROUP, USARV from Waterville, ME killed in action on June 17, 1967





 

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JOHN'S PHOTOS FOR THE WEEK

This week for my photos, a few photos of me and my crew at a fire in Wakefield on November 17th.

I am always looking for photos of old Stoneham (Mass) apparatus, incidents or members for my personal collection if anyone can help. A digital scan is perfectly fine, I don't need an original as long as the scan is big enough to print out. I also can scan photos, slides and negatives and then give them back to you if that is easier. CLICK FOR EMAIL.





My and my crew of FF Brent Last and FF Tom Decroteau venting the roof at a fire in Wakefield on November 17th.






THE DICK BARTLETT - STEVE CUMMINGS SPOTLIGHT PHOTOS OF THE WEEK





RECENT DELIVERIES





East Providence, RI Engine 4- 2024 Spartan Gladiator/Toyne 1500/600/200B.


East Providence, RI Engine 5- 2024 Spartan MetroStar/Toyne 1500/500/30B.


Little Compton, RI Engine 1- 2024 HME Ahrens Fox AWD 1500/1500/30F.


Westminster, MA Forestry 1- 2024 Ford F-450/Bulldog 4x4 315/200.


Westminster, MA Tanker 1- 2024 Kenworth T-480/Fouts Brothers 1000/3000.





FIRES AND INCIDENTS


Reminder: many times there are more photos of incident scenes in the incident archives and only one or two images are showcased on this page. Check out the Latest Updates page to see how many photos of each incident are on the site.




Members of the Roseworth Fire Brigade in South Australia recently battled a large grass/brush fire. Special thanks to my Aussie mate Trisha for sending these photos along.





Fairfield, CT 11/15/24- tractor trailer accident on I95 Northbound.


Bloomfield, CT 11/17/24- 2nd alarm building fire on Barry Circle. The next 2 photos are also from this fire.




Wakefield, MA 11/17/24- 3 alarm building fire at 8 Wakefield Ave. The next photo is also from this fire.



Chelsea, MA 11/18/24- 9 alarm building fire at 1 Forbes Street. The next 2 photos are also from this fire.




Nashua, NH 11/18/24- building fire at 1 Black Oak Drive.


Rochester, NY 11/18/24- 4 Alarm building fire on Canal Street. The next 2 photos are also from this fire.




Wells, ME 11/18/24- 4 alarm fire at 4 Alarm fire at 2134 Sanford Road. The next 2 photos are also from this fire.




Vernon, CT 11/20/24- 2 alarm building fire at 8 Liberty St. The next 2 photos are also from this fire.






EVENTS AND CANDIDS





From the fire in Bloomfield, CT on November 17th.


From the fire in Chelsea, MA November 18th.




APPARATUS AND STATION SHOWCASE





Amherst, NH ex Engine 1- 1995 Pierce Saber 1500/1000.


Bristol, RI ex Ladder 1- 1940 Mack 45 city service with 750 GPM pump.


Brookfield, MA Engine 1- 2022 Pierce Saber 1500/1000.


Hartford, CT ex Engine 6- 1948 American LaFrance 700 - 750/500/300 lbs CO2.


Hyannis, MA ex Engine 5- 1950 Mack LS85 750/300.


Kittery, ME ex Engine 2- Mack B 1000/750.


Litchfield, CT Engine 1- 1977 Peterbilt/Oren 1500/300.


Milford, NH ex Engine 71- 1987 Pierce Dash 1250/1500.


Plymouth, MA ex Engine 1- 1988 Hahn 1500/750.


Plymouth, MA ex Engine 2- 1942 Seagrave 500 GPM.


Plymouth, MA ex Engine 3- 1977 Duplex/Farrar/Warner 1000/600.


Plymouth, MA ex Engine 6- 1955 Diamond T/Maxim 500/300.


Plymouth, MA ex Ladder 2- 1971 Maxim F 1000/200/100' MMA.


Woburn, MA ex Engine 4- 1983 Maxim 1250/500.


Woburn, MA ex Engine 7- 1969 GMC/Farrar 1000 GPM.




FEATURED PATCHES AND CHALLENGE COIN OF THE WEEK
Every week I will feature a different fire patch, military patch and challenge coin. Please note, these are from personal collections and not for sale.




Lincoln, NE Station 8 patch.


Lincoln, NE Station 8 challenge coin.


U.S. Coast Guard Cutter Stone WMSL-758 patch.


U.S. Coast Guard Air Station Miami, FL Chief Petty Officers Association challenge coin.




POLICE AND MILITARY PHOTOS


Salem, MA.





CLOSING SHOT






Worcester Ladder 4 and Mass Fire Academy Ladder 1 proudly display the the American Flag at the 35th Annual Massachusetts Firefighter of the Year Awards Ceremony in Worcester on November 18, 2024.




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