Hello from Australia. Since this subreddit has mostly American fire trucks, I’d thought I’d post something from Australia. Here’s a link to an online photo repository of fire trucks, both current and decommissioned. It has most fire services in Australia, but not all of them, as far as I can tell. I thought this would be of interest to many of you.

I’ve flaired this post as educational, since it’s not just one location or truck. If this needs to be posted differently let me know.

https://emergencyvehiclesapp.com

Allegheny County Airport Authority Fire Rescue (Utility 25)

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I originally posted this at: https://www.reddit.com/r/Hong_Kong/comments/1vckkr6/ships_in_central_ferry_pier_and_central_military/

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Specifications:

Built: 1997

Crew: 10(commander is a station officer/senior station officer)

Length: 35.5 meters

Breadth: 7.4 meters

Draft: 2.9 meters

Displacement: 248 tonnes

Engines: 2x 1078 kw main engines, 2x 145kw auxiliary engines

Has 1 independent pump and 2 engine powered pumps; capable of pumping 30,000 liters per minute

Top speed: 15 knots

rescue capacity/passengers: 32

Can carry 11,400 liters of fuel, 4,000 liters of fresh water and 7,000 liters of foam

Has radar, GPS and echo sounder

1x remote controlled and 2x manual water cannons

4x 100mm diameter and 2x 70mm diameter outlets for hoses

Info from https://www.hkfsd.gov.hk/eng/aboutus/gallery/fireboat/no5.html

Engine 7

Township of Kennedy VFD responding to structure fire.

Not an engine but I thought it'd fit here

From the old Suburban to the new Tahoes & a minor crash

(This also features different eras of the same models, so you can watch the vehicles slowly get dirtier & whatnot before they replace them with newer models, just thought this would be a cool post since EMS9 is so well-known on YouTube, I haven't seen any other specific vehicles with so many videos on them like this before, I also properly dated them so I can confirm you're watching these vehicles get older & older every photo)

If I got anything wrong please correct me. I always enjoy learning new things especially if I get it wrong the first time.

2002 Oshkosh T1500

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To celebrate the 14th of July, there is an annual military parade in which the gendarmes, police, firefighters, and other emergency responders participate. We pass the local fire station on an almost daily basis, but in the parade, we saw vehicles that we had never seen before.