Members were training this morning on the Wicomico River with Fire Boat 1 today. Personnel must complete several hours of training before they become certified to operate the vessel.
Posted by Salisbury Fire Department on Friday, August 14, 2015
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17 comments:
Most of them can barely drive the trucks let alone a boat. Bet they practice docking at Brew River for lunch runs.
That looks like practice for a pi$$ing contest!
I can P*** farther than that water jet is spraying! How many boat fires per year are they going to come upon that are not already fully involved? And isn't that they job of the coast guard anyway.
Give them 1 year before they run it aground or hard into the pier.
The pump on that boat is like peeing on a forest fire! What a worthless piece of $1,000,000.00 JUNK
i feel more safe already
All these experts on here. Pee further? Lmao. It's flowing like that for a reason. If you idiots knew about pumps ,firefighting and being productive instead of Cheetos and blog sites you'd know what Is going on in the pictures.
Flowing like that because they burned the pump out already.
Learn how to operate a boat with a hose? WTF have we come to , children of the river ! Brain of a piss ant.
They have had the S. S. Hoppes for several years now and they are still waiting on their firs real call. No fires yet.... LMFAO
Is it true they burned the pump???
And how many fires have been near the river in the past??
Yup, this was needed.......
It will be needed one day when the sect 8 folks riot and burn those nice new apts down along the river.
lets be real for the times it has to be used and the money it costs and the upkeep just simply a waste!
Tell us what's the most fun, guys -- the steering or the squirting.
They need it for the weekly hose down of urine off the new section 8 riverfront housing.
Why do they need a $2,000 GPS/chartplotter? How can they get lost in the Wicomico River?
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