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Lou Angeli

FDNY Ladder 10 A close up view of the hand painted montage which adorns both sides of the Seagrave 100 ft. rear mou...
Rosenbauer/Metz 100 Foot Aerial (New York USA) Prior to Rosenbauer's acquisition of Metz, the Karlsruhe based appliance manufacturer had begun to m...
FDNY -- Rescue 1 (Manhattan) This rig is likely the most famous in the United States – the FDNY’s famed Rescue-1. The 2006 P...
FDNY - Rescue 1 (rear view) Some of the options on the current Rescue 1 include a 25,000 lb. Hydraulic Rear Winch, 12,000 lb. Ra...
American LaFrance Pump-Rescue (2006) Pictured is a 2006 American LaFrance Pump-Rescue on the run with the Belvedere Fire Company in Delaw...
2006 E-One Typhoon Pumper In service with the Cranston Heights Volunteer Fire Company (Delaware USA) is this 2006 E One Typhoo...
E One Mill Creek Volunteer Fire Company Most fire engines in the USA are considered "triple combination" apparatus, meaning that they opera...
1996 E-One HP75 Quint (front view) This quint is in service with the Mill Creek Volunteer Fire Company in the state of Delaware. It inc...
Pierce 105 foot Rear-Mount Aerial (rear view) This Pierce Quantum Ladder Truck is operated by the Elsmere Volunteer Fire Company of Delaware (USA)...
Pierce Quantum 105 Foot HD Aerial Ladder (front) One of the busiest fire apparatus in the state of Delaware is this Ladder Truck operated by the Elsm...
Rosenbauer Quint - Miami-Dade Fire and Rescue Although the firm has been here in the states for less than 10 years, Rosenbauer America has taken a...
Rosenbauer Pumper (2007) Rosenbauer's "Firestar" line of pre-engineered apparatus have become popular with US departments. Th...

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