Military Fire Apparatus

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From the US Army, 1942 Mack Type 75, Class 500

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Memorial Day Greetings.  From the US Army,  WWI.  After some research I believe that this photo is from Fort Benjamin Harrison, IN  Postcard dated Dec 1918.  1918 Ford-Howe

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From the US Air Force, Selfridge Air Base, 1943 Brockway-AmLaFr Type 0-5 Crash Truck (ex Army Class 155 USA 507648) and a 50's AmLaFr O-10 Crash Truck USAF #P-1427.  

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From the US Air Force, Selfride Air Base,  1943 Brockway-AmLaFr Type-O5 Crash Truck (ex-US Army Class 155 USA 507649) different rig from last post, 1940's Chev-? ex-Class 500, 40's Intern-Bean ex Class 125 and the same O-10 as last post.  

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From the US Army,  WWI,  Camp Custer had 3 of these 1918 AmLaFr Type 75 pumpers.  Great looking helmets, marked "Camp Custer" and "QMC"

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Coast Guardsman Howie Lichenwalter at the pump of this Mack pumper.  Can any Mack buffs id this rig?

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From the US Army, 1942 Chev-Oren Class 500
Would like to get some more info about this rig.  Lettering on door Warwick, NY  If anyone knows how to contact the owner let me know or put him in contact with me
milfireguy@comcast.net

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This picture was posted my me several pages ago.  I have been given some info to go with the photo.  The photo taken in North Africa during the war shows members of the 1991st Engineer Fire Fighting Platoon with their vehicles.

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From the US Army, WWI, Camp Merritt, NJ, Base Hospital,  1918 AmLaFr

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From the US Army, 1947, Craig Army Air Field, AL, 1940 Holabird Class BF750 USA 50377.  Fire fighter standing next to the driver is SGT Mike Hodgden.  Photo from his son Mike

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From the US Army, 1942 AmLaFr Class 750, USA 502342, AmLaFr Reg L-1814.  Rig seved at the Montgomery Army Service Depot, AL.  Rig now sits along a road near Bryson City, NC  Photo & info from Andrew Messer

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From the US Navy, Jacksonville Naval Air Station, 1942, 1939 GMC-Kiddie Crash Truck

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From the US Army, great wartime postcard.  Columbus Army Flying School, MI.  Rig is a Class 110

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From the US Navy, Lakehurst, NJ. 1955 Marmon-Herrington MB-1

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From the US Army Reserve, In June 1956 the 320th Engineer Detachment, Fire Fighting, located in Baltimore trained at Fort Meade.  This picture shows the equipment assigned to them.

Equipment Left to Right; 2 pump trailers, Duplex-Howe Class 750 and 3 Reo-Darley Class 530A pumpers