Run Report 3
Sep 11, 2018
"Always ready" or "semper paratus" is the motto of most fire departments.
"To serve and to honor" is the motto of most firefighter honor guards.
8:46 Eastern Time, the time I've been posting updates here, is the time the first plane struck the World Trade Center.
The thin red line represents all firefighters collectively, and like the Last Alarm, a red line crossing a black band means we're mourning the loss of a brother or sister.
"See you at the Big One" is said by firefighters from different companies or agencies to bid each other farewell.
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