Camp Pike, AK 1918 Ahrens-Fox 750 gpm AF Reg # 758 |
Great photo of the Camp Knox Headquarters Fire Station Thanks to Jim for the photo. |
One of the 1918 AmLaFr Type 40 pumpers delivered to the Army. This unit served in France during the war |
Camp Lee, VA 1819 Ford-Buckeye at Base Hospital |
Camp Mills, NY 1918 Dodge-Pirsch Chem Car & 1918 AmLaFr |
Camp Custer, MI 1918 AmLaFr Type 75 pumper |
Camp Funston, KS |
1918 Dodge-Pirsch Chemical Car used by the US Army during WWI |
Camp Devens, Mass 1918 AmLaFr & 1918 Seagrave |
Two modified 1918 Dodge-Pirsch Chem Cars Camp Holabird, MD |
1917 Ford-Buckeye & 1918 AmLaFr Camp Lewis, WA |
Camp Funston, KS 1917 Ford-Buckeye pumpers |
WW I view of the Base Hospital Fire Station Camp Custer |
1917 Ford-Buckeye Fort Ben Harrison, IN |
1917 Ford-Buckeye, Camp Grant, IL |
Fort Meyer, VA, 1918 AmLaFr |
1918 Ahrens-Fox 750 gpm Model K-4. OReg. 671. Port of Embarkation, NJ |
A pair of 1917 Ford-Buckeyes Camp Custer, MI |
1918 AmLaFr, Fort Sheridan |
1917 Ford-Buckeyes, Camp Lee, VA |
1918 AmLaFr Type 40, Camp Custer |
Fire Department operated by the constructing contractor at Camp Custer, FT&HC 310 |
1918 AmLaFr Type 75, Base Hospitall Camp Merritt, NJ |
Equipment lineup at Rock Island Arsenal 1919 |
1918 Ahrens-Fox and Dodge-Pirsch chemical wagon, Camp Sherman |
1918 Ahrens-Fox & 1917 South Bend pumper Camp Knox 1919 |
1918 AmLaFr Type 40 Reg 2377 Rig served at Camp Perry, OH Rig owned by John Lytle |
1917 Ford-Buckeye US Army, Tours, France Sept 1919 |
1918 Ahrens-Fox from Camp Taylor, KY Sent in by Steve Hagy |
Pirsch hose wagon Rock Island Arsenal 1919 |
1917 American LaFrance, Camp Dix, NJ Headquarters, Fire Station No. 1 |
1918 AmLaFr Type 75 pictured at Camp Eustis Thanks go out to Bobby for the photo |
1917 Ford-Buckeye & 1918 Brockway LaFrance Hospital Station Camp Sherman |
1917 American LaFrance Camp Dix, NJ Headquarters, Fire Station No. 1 Partial view as original photo measures 12x14 From the SMH Collection 2011 |
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The above photos were sent in by Jim Mauch and show the military firefighters and equipment at Camp Taylor, Fire Truck and Hose Company # 309. Jim's grandfather, Levi Ferguson was a member of the fire department at Camp Taylor and can be seen at the wheel of the 1917 Ford-Howe pictured directly above. That photo was taken in Nov 1917. Thank you Jim for sending in the photos. |
Fort Sill, OK, 1920 |
1918 Robinson 600 gpm pumper for the US Quartermaster Corp. |
Fire Department operated by the constructing contractor at Camp Devens before the 301st Fire Truck and Hose Company was organized. |
1917 Ford-American LaFrance Double Chemical Tank Chanute Field, IL |
1918 American LaFrance, Camp Dix, NJ Fire Station No.2 From the SMH Collection 2010 |
1918 American LaFrance Camp Dix Fire Station No. 3 From the SMH Collection 2010 |
American LaFrance from Fire Station No. 2 Camp Dix From the SMH Collection 2010 |
1917-18 Ford-Boyer Chemical & Hose Car |
Constructing contracter fire department at unknown Army Camp using 1917 Ford-Buckeye QMC pumper. |
Brockway-LaFrance Chemical & Hose Car Camp Dix Fire Station No. 5 1 May 1919 From the SMH Collection 2011 |
1918 Dodge-Pirsch Chemical Car Camp Dix Fire Station No. 4 From the SMH Collection 2011 |
1918 Seagrave Carlisle Barracks PA |
Chanute Field Fire Station and Guard House, WWI |
US Army Fort Logan, CO 1918 American LaFrance Type 40, USA 50561 4 April 1928 From the SMH Collection 2011 |
US Quartermaster Corps Cairns High Eagle Leather Helmet World War I era From the SMH Collection 2011 |
U.S. Army American LaFrance First Size Metroplitan Steamer 1904-1909 |
Camp Travis Fire Station No. 3 White & Ford-Howe pumpers |
Camp Upton, NY 1917 Ford-Buckeye Manned by draftes from the FDNY. |
Fire Truck & Hose Company #319 Headquarters, Fire Station #2 Gievres, Loire et Cher, France 7 Jan 1919 |
Camp Johnson, FL, WWI |