Thanks. You can modify the spreadsheet to add in your own vehicles as you come across them and other info as needed. I protected the front page so that all WARSUG members who contributed could be acknowledged.
WPXZBP wrote:
PS - should I do one for FRS/BFS vehicles?
Might be interesting but I'd need a bit of a photo essay to help indentify vehicles. "This is a picture of a 2.4" etc. Do all FESA vehicles have the station name printed on the sides? What about CALM vehicles?
gkoutlis wrote:Although they are marked the same - they do have different vehicle numbers - i.e Ambulance 13 or 145 - I wasn't meaning SJA - I meant FESA vehicles
WPXZBP wrote:
PS - should I do one for FRS/BFS vehicles?
Might be interesting but I'd need a bit of a photo essay to help indentify vehicles. "This is a picture of a 2.4" etc. Do all FESA vehicles have the station name printed on the sides? What about CALM vehicles?
Check out the FESA website for the vehicle summary.
Click here for the info or for a more detailed view on the Mazda Light Pumper, Toyota Landcruiser Light Tanker and Rescue Trailer try the Merredin VF&RS website for more info.
Career stations have now been marked with a fluorescent yellow sticker at the front and/or sides with the station name. Newer VFRS/VBFS vehicles are also coming out with station names on the sides. FESA staff vehicles and appliances also have selcall numbers emblazoned on the top in black numbers. All new FESA staff vehicles and appliances are now sporting the fluorescent yellow striping.
It will take a little time to set up a spreadsheet for CFRS/VFRS/VBFS vehicles now that I am at work but will try setting one up. As for stations, if anyone wants to see what VFRS stations look like, the WA Volunteer Fire & Rescue Services Association has pics and some details. Click here for the site.
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Guys as per my post coverage of the suspected bomb threat in East Vic Park this afternoon, QO-309 attended the scene and was there for a good hour or so.