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Photo of the Week

Every week, we select a Photo of the Week to feature in our Friday Member Newsletter and on FireRescue1’s Instagram page. Photos can include anything from fireground scenes and crewmembers in action to fire apparatus on display and community events. But don’t let that limit your imagination!

So the next time you come across something inspiring on duty, take out the camera and submit it to FireRescue1! Just remember to include your name, agency information and brief background information on the picture.

Please note that images submitted to FireRescue1 for inclusion in Photo of the Week are unpaid submissions, and we may ask you for permission to use the image with other content in the future. Photos should be current (taken within a month of submission). Safety tip: Never take photos during fire and rescue operations. Ensure that you are fully focused on your crewmembers, and only submit photos taken during safe operations and activities.

Charlotte Fire Department keeps the historic pompier ladder climb alive
Take a look at what is carried on this Grand Junction, Colo., fire engine
FDNY members honored Firefighter Patrick Brady with a dignified transfer after his death from cardiac arrest at a Brooklyn fire
Fire and EMS crews in Havertown faced a stabilization and extrication challenge
Rapid City firefighters work on a conveyer belt fire high above the ground
The San Francisco Fire Department has a unique way of training new tiller operators
Dickson County EMS worked to save a horse in a barn collapse
Miami-Dade Fire Rescue Cadets prepare for an upcoming competition
Junk, debris and trash hindered FFs getting apparatus close to the building
A mural honoring the 19 firefighters killed in the Yarnell Hill Fire was unveiled to mark the 10-year anniversary of the tragedy
Morgan County firefighters were called to a rescue at a demolished house
San Francisco firefighters board a boat to respond to an alarm on the island
Del. first responders perform a high-angle rescue of riders from the “Zipper”
The first of three new rigs, featuring a 5,500-gpm pump and carrying 6,000-feet of 5-inch hose, has arrived in the city
Pennsylvania fire and EMS crews worked for an hour to free a worker’s hand
Baltimore firefighters use a simulator to add to their firefighting training and firefighter safety
Firefighter Dennis Bean has been hand-lettering all Orono Fire Department vehicles since he joined in 1996 after attending art school
Honor guard members raised and lowered 144 U.S. flags over the National Fallen Firefighter Memorial
Departments have hosted open houses and hope to attract new hires and volunteers
“Fire is everyone’s fight,” said U.S. Fire Administrator Dr. Lori Moore-Merrell
Check out FDNY’s 1963 photo of a Field Communications Unit
Little Rock crewmembers experienced shock but kept working to serve the community
Squad 72 members tidied the site that honors Lt. Derrick Harvey
Crowley firefighters got to pet some shelter pups and posted about their plight
Charlotte Fire Department members participated in the city’s annual parade
At the push-in ceremony, a retired member of the Corvallis department discussed the symbolism of the bell
Orange County Fire Authority crewmembers went the extra mile for a young basketball player
USA-01 filled a plane with its crewmembers, equipment and dogs
LAFD members were training this week at the Frank Hotchkin Memorial Training Center
Mass. firefighters responded to a vehicle fire during a snowstorm, which made for a striking photo opportunity
Ariz. firefighter’s young daughter sees him working and runs down the street to him
Oakland firefighters and others throughout the state responded to problems caused by deadly storms
“What is so very special is that the donor for John is one of our own, FF Tim Belcher. I am speechless, humbled, and forever thankful,” wrote Lexington Lt. Joe Sexton