The Battalion Fire and Rescue – Season 4

The Battalion Fire and Rescue – Season 4

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The Battalion Fire and Rescue – Season 4

  

Fire Training at the Tampa Airport

Training at an Airport is the most critical training needed in the world. We start with a tour of this beautiful station and it's amenities for these firefighters. These 1st Responders only have seconds before a plane my burst into flames.
  

Engine 1 Trains Crew

Today we ride with the crew on Engine 1 from headquarters. We head over to the training tower for some hose training. First is the grueling training regiment running a high rise up flights of stairs. Followed by a medical call from a homeless shelter. Later on the night shift…
  

The Safety of the Port of Tampa Part 1

We start with a trip on the new fireboat that has just arrived from Canada. We are at Station 4 near the old downtown part of Tampa. A medical call comes in about a young boy on a downed motorcycle. The Captain on Engine 4 takes us to visit some…
  

The Safety of the Port of Tampa Part 2

This show starts with a ride on the fastest fireboat of its size in the world. The Captain hits a sandbar on its journey and has to be escorted to the Marjorie Park Yacht Basin by the Tampa Bay water-based division of the Tampa Bay Fire and Rescue department.
  

Engine 5 Responds to a Structure Fire

The morning starts off with a medical call and a young women needs help. Followed by a structure fire, Engine 5 is the first in.
  

Family Tradition

This 24 starts with a medical call. A call comes in for an electrical fire, the Captain examines the box. A fire department tradition continues as retired Captain Ditman steps down and his son takes command at Station 11.
  

Chain Reaction Accident

A Station 11 EMS call comes in regarding a chain reaction vehicle accident. The transition at the fire department continues as retired Captain Ditman steps down and his son takes command at Station 11.
  

Female Fire Fighters from the Tampa Bay Fire and Rescue

This episode focuses on Station 8 and the women on the watch with Tampa Bay's Fire and Rescue service.