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Strike Teams 1880C & 1075A arriving at the Lake Fire on Wednesday evening.
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1. The first 5 engines make up 1880C. What classification of engine are they?
2. The last 5 engines make up 1075A. What classification of engine are they?
📹: @inlandempire_firebuff
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#LakeFire #OES #StrikeTeam #XLA1075A #CulverCity #SantaMonica #BeverlyHills
#1 is a type 3 strike team #2 is a type 1 strike team
The group with CCFD (CCFD, SM, BH) would be a class 1 FD. Is that what your asking? I’m not sure which class the Forest Service falls under.
Thank you, CCFD <3
Be safe.
Type 3 Type 1
🔥Strike Team Deployment🔥
@CulverCityFD E41, E43 & B41 enroute to the #LakeFire burning in the Angeles National Forest near #LakeHughes.
#BrushFire #FireSeason
Good job guys! Stay safe!
Stay safe everyone.
Stay safe guys.
Stay safe!
Stay safe
Godspeed
🔥Time-lapse video of firing operations on the #AppleFire in Riverside County. Culver City has 1 Firefighter / Paramedic assigned to the incident as a Fireline EMT providing emergency medical care on the active and often times remote areas of the fireline.
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COVID-19 Claims Life of LAFD Firefighter. We send our deepest condolences to the @losangelesfiredepartment and the Perez Family on this tragic loss.
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LOS ANGELES – It is with profound sadness that the Los Angeles City Fire Department (LAFD) announces the death of Firefighter III/Paramedic Jose M. Perez, who passed away at a local hospital from complications of COVID-19 on Saturday, July 25, 2020.
Firefighter/Paramedic Perez had been with the Department for 16-and-a-half years. He was 44 years old. He is survived by his wife and three children.
Fire Chief Ralph Terrazas and the entire Department send their deepest and most sincere condolences to the Perez family.
Please let us know if there is fund for Firefighter Perez’s family and how to contribute.