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294 viewsMembers of the NSW Fire Brigades Retired Members and Wives Association Incorporated Committee 2005-2006
From left to right: (Top row). Bob Tait; Mick Ryan; Barry Fiddler; Leo Caldwell; John White; Barry Lee;
(Bottom rwo) Tony Hayman; Dave Gardner; Ken Smith; Bruce Johnson; Ted Thompson.
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884 viewsThe big old original FCV at the Thredbo incident.
Taken by Steve Clarke (Rastus) and provided by Les Roach.Nov 29, 2006
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2207 viewsAbove: A ceremony at the Museum of Fire to celebrate the listing of three vintage fire engines on the State Heritage Register.
The three engines were a rare 1891 Shand Mason horse-drawn steamer and two other classic fire engines: a 1929 Ahrens Fox and a 1939 Dennis Big 6. Several members of the Retired Members and Wives Association attended the event, including the oldest living retired firefighter in NSW, 99-year-old Fred Orriel. Fred turns 100 on 9th March 2005 and the Brigade and Retired Members and Wives Association intend to arrange a special event to celebrate Fred's Brithday. Retired firefighters in their old firefighting uniforms added a sense of authenticity to the occasion and were only too happy to describe their experiences on the three appliances. The listing of these fire engines is important for the NSWFB as it reflects our journey to become one of the world’s leading fire and rescue services. It also guarantees that their significance will not be lost on future generations. The picture above shows from left to right:- Retired Inspector Bruce Johnson, Retired Station Officer Fred Orriel, Retired Inspector Ted Thompson and Retired Station Officer Tony Hayman.Nov 29, 2006
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2764 viewsThese vintage fire engines on parade are taken at The Enterance "mardi gras" Parade 2003. The front engine is a 1924 garford driven by S/F McDonnell, the others in the background are No.285 Mack,1934 Dennis ACE,No 309 Bedford J1. This information was kindly given by Station Officer Guy Ellis.
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