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It would be one of these at a guess

Matt. wrote:It would be one of these at a guess

What Is The Exact purpose Of The Green Lights They Seem To be Specific To the ICV's

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Matt

its our (WANNEROO'S) new ICV we have been waiting for a while to get it =) looks good

kyeboi wrote:its our (WANNEROO'S) new ICV we have been waiting for a while to get it =) looks good

Hey no fair, you just got a new BWC, stop hogging all the ESL funds.
Must agree though the old coaster has seen better days

kyeboi wrote:its our (WANNEROO'S) new ICV we have been waiting for a while to get it =) looks good

When is the official handover ?

Matt

hahaha we put in for both ummm im not sure yet when hand over it ill ask and see what they say =)

Wazza Y wrote:

kyeboi wrote:its our (WANNEROO'S) new ICV we have been waiting for a while to get it =) looks good

Hey no fair, you just got a new BWC, stop hogging all the ESL funds.
Must agree though the old coaster has seen better days

Cough* Hino AC140 - ex Wanneroo Community support bus

kyeboi wrote:its our (WANNEROO'S) new ICV we have been waiting for a while to get it =) looks good

Are you sure. As it has SES logo on the rear doors

written_ficton wrote:

Wazza Y wrote:

kyeboi wrote:its our (WANNEROO'S) new ICV we have been waiting for a while to get it =) looks good

Hey no fair, you just got a new BWC, stop hogging all the ESL funds.
Must agree though the old coaster has seen better days

Cough* Hino AC140 - ex Wanneroo Community support bus

it's better than a Mitsubishi L300 or some other delivery van.... i'd take the pensioner bus anyday..

BuddahFRS wrote:

kyeboi wrote:its our (WANNEROO'S) new ICV we have been waiting for a while to get it =) looks good

Are you sure. As it has SES logo on the rear doors

have you ever seen ses with a ICV like this i dont think so! or prove me wrong

As I understand these ICVs will be given to the Bushfire Brigades and to FRS/SES in remote areas. Given the fact that the SES play a major role in the remote areas you will find that they also be using the vehicle / crewing it.

It is a regional resource for FESA, meaning it is placed strategically around the metro area/state for use by ALL FESA agencies. Local governments are already assembeling teams to use these with a range of SES and BFS members and so on. As far as FESA are concerned they can use it when they want, where they want and with who they want. Same as the 12.2's. So if a particular brigade that houses it cant crew it and there isnt another vehicle available at the time, they will send a crew arranged from somewhere else to utilise it.

kyeboi wrote:

BuddahFRS wrote:

kyeboi wrote:its our (WANNEROO'S) new ICV we have been waiting for a while to get it =) looks good

Are you sure. As it has SES logo on the rear doors

have you ever seen ses with a ICV like this i dont think so! or prove me wrong

Ah yes. isnt the 'OCCKA' an SES ICV???

The OKA is a Communications Support Vehicle and is based at the Communications Support Unit at Belmont Bunker