The Netherlands Airport Fire Crash Tenders

Pictures of emergency service vehicles, radio equipment etc
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The Netherlands Airport Fire Crash Tenders

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great pics!...how did you get so close to the training ground for that one?
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Always RX wrote:great pics!...how did you get so close to the training ground for that one?
My mistake, these were forward to me by a freind who is a manager at one of the airlines. He was taken to the training by a member of airport services.....
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That close

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written_ficton wrote:
Always RX wrote:great pics!...how did you get so close to the training ground for that one?
My mistake, these were forward to me by a freind who is a manager at one of the airlines. He was taken to the training by a member of airport services.....
Question, Would they get that close if it was a real engine fire due to the tanks full of fuel ???

I think it would be cool to see those roaming our streets to fight fires instead of what the FRS have now,,, jj
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good pics w-f
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How very 'Thunderbirds'. 8) :lol:
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auntys_eyes wrote:How very 'Thunderbirds'. 8) :lol:
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Re: That close

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jasonjag wrote:
written_ficton wrote:
Always RX wrote:great pics!...how did you get so close to the training ground for that one?
My mistake, these were forward to me by a freind who is a manager at one of the airlines. He was taken to the training by a member of airport services.....
Question, Would they get that close if it was a real engine fire due to the tanks full of fuel ???

I think it would be cool to see those roaming our streets to fight fires instead of what the FRS have now,,, jj
Depending on the situation yes they would get that close. But it suprises me they didnt use the water cannon on the truck to engulf it
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