| Photo Gallery 2 |
| 1944 Chev-Oren 4x4 Class 525 USA 508441 Oren # RW&E 841 Rig owned by Mike Speece |
| Two photos from the Army Chemical Center, Edgewood MD 1950s view of equipment is shown in left photo, rigs include, 40s Class 325, 1942 Boyer Class 750 and 1941 Seagrave Class 750 |
| From Fort Knox, 1936 USA operating on a building fire. From the Jim Davis Collection |
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| 1944 Chev 4x4-General Fire Truck Corp Class 325. Rig is owned by the Chatham Twp NJ Fire Department. Photos sent in by John Benton |
| During the war the German Air Force had in service this crash tender, built in 1942 on the Henschel 33 FA1 chassis with bodywork and pump built by Magirus. The pump delivered 660 gallons per minute and the truck held 660 gallons of water and 79 gallons of foam. The rig was rebuilt in 1989 and is owned by the Fuldatal Volunteer FD in Germany. Our thanks to Juergen Kiefer for the use of his photos. |
| 1941 Mack, Class 750, chassis # 70 S 1020, USA 501148 |
| In 1951 the City of Tonganoxie, KS purchased this fire truck and it served the city until 1960. We contacted Al Disanto from Tonganoxie Historical Society and he was able to supply us with the trucks motor number. Looking in our data base we were able to find that the rig is a 1936 USA Class BF750, USA W-5071 that served at Fort Leavenworth, KS. Our thanks to Al, pictured above at the wheel of the restored truck and the Tonganoxie Historical Society for the restoration of this important piece of Tonganoxie and Army Fire Service History. |
| Army firefighters from the San Bernardino Engineering Depot, CA. Nov 1943 |
| Army 3/4 ton cargo truck converted into a fire truck pulling a British Scammel fire pump trailer. Unknown Army Depot in England. June 1943 |
| Another fire truck conversion on a 3/4 ton cargo truck in England, manned by British Army firefighters with Dennis Major fire trailer. May 1943 |
| Another fire truck conversion, complete with bell, from England during WWII |
| Fearing an attack from German aircraft, the Boston FD equipped one of its pumpers with a anti-aircraft machine gun. |
| 1941 Ford-Central Class 500 from Fort Casey, WA USA 50590 |
| 1943 Sterling-Cardox Class 150 USA 505595 Gieger Army Airfield, WA |
| Curiosity of the Fort Eustis Museum 1942 Ford-Hahn Class 325 USA 503119 1946 Mack Class 750 USA 5011035 |
| Oakland Army Terminal, CA 1946 Mack Class 750 USA 5011003 Pair of 40s era Seagraves Class 750 |
| Radford Army Arsenal, VA |