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A time to mourn and a time to rise. God bless our FDNY brothers, great job rising. -The Fire Asylum

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stability

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Good advice for us all to remember.

Breaking news out of FDIC 2017, it’s a big year across the board for aerials! Shown is a single axle Ascendant rear mount tower, one of many new Ascendant class offerings from Pierce.

PC: @ifd_news on Instagram

#hooksandhoses #pierce #Ascendant #towerladder #FDIC #fdic2017

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Scotia Fire House at around 8pm

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EMS BLOGS, ASSEMBLE

IF YOU HAVE A BLOG THAT IS DEDICATED TO EMS, KINDA ABOUT EMS, OR RANDOM EMS. LETS FOLLOW EACH OTHER!

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A list of EMS Blogs throughout Tumblr. I know this list isn’t complete. Wanna be added to the list? Shoot me a message.

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Skipatrol711 is now @laryngoscopes-and-lace 👌🏻

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Oh what?! This is awesome!

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This is great! Can I be added?

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Not exclusively EMS but we're here!

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Let’s make this go viral.

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D.C.’s Bravest Take The Spotlight.

To get more werx, check out LCPhotowerx.com today!

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A time to mourn and a time to rise. God bless our FDNY brothers, great job rising. -The Fire Asylum

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My friend William and I went by the firehouse yesterday to pay our respects to Philadelphia’s fallen hero, Gabriel Lee. The 42-year-old firefighter was part of Ladder Company 12, based on Cambria in North Philly. We were welcomed inside and placed flowers at the table where others had been by to drop off food and tokens of remembrance. We got to meet and offer our condolences to all of the crew, see a photo of Gabriel, and learn about his life and family. He was a father of 3 and a devoted public servant. He was quiet and gentle, but an avid boxer. His career spanned more than 20 years, and his absence is already being felt across the city. The pain of such a great loss was visible on everyone’s face, proving that Philadelphia has lost someone irreplaceable, who will be missed for years to come.

While no concrete plans have been made, his service is expected to take place this weekend. I will post those details as soon as they become available. If you are in or around Philadelphia, please plan to attend, even if it is just to line the streets in support of his family, and our first responders. Our hearts are with the Philadelphia Fire Department, and Gabriel’s family, including his children; Eric, Gabrielle, and Chase. We mourn as a city, a hero has fallen.

Special thanks to everyone at Engine 50, Ladder 12, and Medic 22, who welcomed us with warmth despite the somber occasion. You are all heroes, you have my deepest appreciation and respect.

R.I.P. Gabriel Lee