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Fairfax County (VA) firefighters responded to the report of a townhouse on fire Monday morning (11/10/14) in the Herndon/Frying Pan area.  On arrival with smoke and fire showing from the 3rd floor level of the townhouse complex, BC401 quickly upgraded the call to a 2nd alarm bringing in RIT Level 1 and other support resources.  Loudon County provided mutual aid.  Firefighters attacked the fire using aerial and tower ladders.

Extensive overhaul took place due to firefighters having to chase active fire and hot spots remaining in the attic crawl spaces.

Full rundown of units is provided thanks to the Northern Virginia Fire Buffs FB page:

1st alarm was E436 E404 E425 E438 TL436 T425 R401, M436, EMS401, EMS403, BC401, BC403, SAF402, and then RIT Level 1 was E415, E417, TL440, HM440, HMS440, M415, BC603, SAF401…and then 2nd alarm was E440, E442, E431, E429, T429, M412, LA436, CAN402, REHAB413, R421, CAN417, TL302

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fire truck at fire scene

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tower ladder in use at townhouse fire

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multiple aerial ladders deployed at fire scene

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tower ladder in use at townhouse fire

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tower ladder in use at townhouse fire

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tower ladder in use at townhouse fire

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firemen use hose line from aerial ladder

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multiple aerial ladders deployed at fire scene

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More photos are up on my Flickr site: https://www.flickr.com/photos/59625319@N02/sets/72157649224550201/

Box 143 was toned out to Fairfax & Arlington County units on Monday morning for the house fire.  Units arrived to find smoke showing and an active fire in the basement.  The call was upgraded quickly to add a RIT assignment including HazMat and HazMat Support 440 units.

I arrived to grab some apparatus and rehab/overhaul shots.

The full run card for the working house fire follows (supplied by Northern Virginia Fire Buffs FB page):

Unit Lineup : E401, E106, E108, E103, TL401, T106, R401, M401, EMS402, EMS404, BC402, BC112, SAF402

RIT Level : E428, T429, HM440, HMS440, M428, SAF403

Thanks to Evan Caulfield, Derrick Welsh and the Northern Virginia Fire Buffs for the above unit lineup and the below video:

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firemen after fighting a fire

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firemen pose after fighting a fire

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Fairfax County Fire Department apparatus

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McLean VA Fire Department apparatus

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Fairfax County Fire Department apparatus

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McLean VA Fire Department apparatus

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Arlington County Fire Department apparatus

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firemen after fighting a fire

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Arlington County Fire Department apparatus

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firemen after fighting a fire

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firemen at the command post after fighting a fire

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firemen after fighting a fire

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More of my photos are up on Flickr:

https://www.flickr.com/photos/59625319@N02/sets/72157649112800481/

Prince Georges Fire Department units along with mutual aid from Howard, Anne Arundel, and Montgomery counties responded to the working basement fire in Laurel, MD on Tuesday.  Firefighters arrived to find smoke showing from the 2-story, middle of the row townhouse.  Firefighters made an aggressive attack on a fire in the basement and the incident was put under control in less than 30 min.

Here are some crew and apparatus shots.

More photos from the incident are up on my Flickr site:

https://www.flickr.com/photos/59625319@N02/sets/72157648721880717/

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firemen move a ground ladder

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firemen pulling hose

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firefighter with fire hydrant

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fire truck at fire scene

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fire truck at fire scene

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Prince Georges County (MD) firefighters were alerted to the house fire on Gary Lane in the Springdale neighborhood on Thursday (10/2/14).  PGFD units arrived to find smoke showing from the 2nd floor bedroom in the rear of the house with fire coming from the eaves.  Firefighters made an aggressive attack and had the fire knocked within 10 minutes of arrival.

PGFD units from St. Joseph Fire/EMS (Co. 6); West Lanham Hills (Co. 28), Largo (Co. 46), Bladensburg (Co. 9), Kentland (Co. 33), and Ritchie (Co. 37) were on scene.

Photos follow from both Mark Brady, the PGFD PIO, and myself.

firemen on ladder at window of house fire

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firemen on ladder at window of house fire

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smoke and flames from house fire

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fireman on a ladder to the roof of a house fire

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firemen battle a house fire

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colorful fire engine at fire scene

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firemen repack hose on fire engine

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Prince George's County fire trucks

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aftermath of house fire

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firemen to post incident review

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Mark arrived early and also shot this video of the firefight:

Thanks to Mark for allowing me to submit his photos and video.

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4th Battalion District of Columbia Fire Department units responded to the working fire on Sheridan and 13th Sts. NW on Friday.  Here are some photos I took from the scene shortly after the fire was knocked and overhaul began.

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fire trucks at fire scene

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fire truck at fire scene

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fire trucks at fire scene

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scene of building fire in Washington DC

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fire truck at fire scene heavy rescue squad

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fire truck at fire scene heavy rescue squad

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More photos can be viewed on my Flickr account:

https://www.flickr.com/photos/59625319@N02/

Montgomery County Fire & Rescue units from the 2nd Battalion and NIH (National Institutes of Health) company 51 responded to the HazMat incident/leaking propane tank on Fairfax Road in Bethesda on Monday.  Due to the explosive danger from the leak, evacuations of the surrounding neighborhood were ordered by the commanding officers.  The BCCRS (Bethesda Chevy Chase Rescue Squad) Rescue 1 team initiated the evacuation of residents on Fairfax Road leading the residents out of the hot zone to a safe location.  Buses were brought in as well as EMS units to provide refreshments and aid to the evacuated residents.

HazMat 707’s crew worked to mitigate the leak by flaring/burning off the propane throughout the afternoon.  The entire incident lasted approximately 5-6 hours.

Here are some photos from the initial evacuation and showing HazMat 707’s crew taking necessary gear off the rig to walk-in to the hot zone.

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Bethesda Chevy Chase Rescue Squad

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fire department incident command

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fire department PIO with media

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firefighter escorts elderly man

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firemen remove gear from squad unit

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firemen remove gear from squad unit

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firemen remove gear from squad unit

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firemen remove gear from squad unit

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firefighters on scene

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More photos are up on my Flickr account:

https://www.flickr.com/photos/59625319@N02/

Prince Georges County Fire Department units from stations 48 (West Lanham Hills), 33 (Kentland), 7 (Riverdale), 9 (Bladensburg), and 30 (Landover Hills) responded to the working fire dispatch on Monday in Lanham, MD.  Crews arrived on scene to find fire coming from the roof, on several floors, and inside the walls of the complex.  The fire was knocked quickly.

Here are some shots of the rigs and crews on the scene including the duo of tower ladders from the Kentland and Riverdale companies.

aerialscope at fire scene

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fire engine at fire scene

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scene of apartment fire

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firemen with hose at hydrant

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firemen with ladder at fire scene

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firemen replace ladder on fire truck

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aerialscope at fire scene

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air truck at fire scene

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More photos are up on my Flickr site:

https://www.flickr.com/photos/59625319@N02/

More about the fire can be found on the Kentland33 site:

http://www.kentland33.com/news/fullstory/newsid/212235