The description reveals this has a 2000 LPM pump, 1200 liter water tank and CAFS. It is the standard rescue pump in Berlin, always on MAN chassis , to be found at all 34 full time and most of the 51 additional volunteer stations.
These are staffed by six crew members. The commander, driver cum pump operator and two two person teams, identified as the attack team and the water team. These describe their primary responsibilities when first arriving on scene, but of course they exhibit great situational flexibility depending on the priorities at the moment. A standard structure fire response comprises the lead LHF, followed by the aerial (with a two man team), then a second LHF, the command van (two or three crew) and an ambulance.
Added by Rob Johnson on 29 March 2022.