CITIZEN HEROES - The amazing citizens in the Camelot subdivision of Fairfax help dig out Engine 423 & Medic 423 during a medical emergency. They shoveled the uphill street! This is Team Fairfax. #blizzard2016
These Fairfax County firefighters helped deliver a healthy baby girl on the Capital Beltway early January 2015 morning. (WTOP/Kathy Stewart)
Paul Serzan, of Fire Station 423, shows the truck’s controls at the Rutherford Night Out ...
Your right Dennis the Wagon was called "The Duke" .
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Ha Ha. That's funny. I do recall The Duke also. Seems like every few years as shifts change their make up, the apparatus gets a new moniker. I see on the station patch it has Little River Express. I remember when I was the driver at 28 and we called W28 the Sleepy Hollow Express. Then there was the Rocket at E24. Hey???? do you think the youngsters who read this site know what we're talking about when we don't use the "4" in front of stuff??? LOL.
11 years ago
This was my first house in January 1981. Capt. Jim Woodard, Lt. Ed Tobin, FFII Steve Markham (RIP) EMT Pete Pearson, FF Mark Dudrow, myself, C Shift. It was a great first 7yrs.