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Iveco Camiva Santiago Chile
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No: 18068   Contributor: Fernando Díaz G.   Year: 2009   Manufacturer: Iveco   Country: Chile
Iveco Camiva Santiago Chile

Iveco Camiva Tector 150 E24 Euro III, year 2001 From Chile
and the old Ladder carrier from the same Company Mercedes Benz
15. Deutsche Feuerwehrkompanie - Stadt Santiago, Chile
www.15.cl
Picture added on 04 July 2009 at 09:44
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One of 22 independent volunteer fire companies which protect the capital city of Chile.

Uniquely, this country of 17 million has no full time or paid on call operational firefighters, and relies exclusively on more than 40, 000 unpaid volunteers.

The Santiago volunteer fire companies include many which were formed originally by different immigrant groups of varying nationality, and Co 5 was a German outfit. The old ladder truck, based on a Mercedes bus chassis, is a uniquely Chilean concept, carrying a huge assortment of ground ladders, rescue gear and accommodating between five and nine crew depending on availability.

These are still on the roster at several Chilean fire companies, including both European and American units, and more recent acquisitions carry very modern hydraulic extrication equipment.

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