Fire Fighters: Put Out by Tug Boat Crew

station. Firefighters, the true to life story of our unsung heroes, who stand ready to ride by day or night against our most murderous enemy, the demon of fire!

In just a minute, we'll join Chief Cody and Tim Collins aboard the Eustice Tea, a squat powerful tugboat also known as Engine 210, the Fire Department's New Auxiliary Fireboat, engaged at this moment in combat with a waterfront fire that threatens to sweep into the heart of the city.

But before we join Engine 210, here's something you should know. Let's go, firefighters. Let's go to the waterfront where the fireboat known as Engine 210 is lashed to the burning grain ship the lazy Jane.

Smoke, thick as fog, hangs over the whole district, and in the pilot house of Engine 210, which is equipped with shortwave radio, Chicoia set up his post of command. He calls an order to Tim Collins.

Collins, yes sir, get me the captain of this boat. Hi, Chief, he's out on deck. Engine 210. Engine 210. Engine 210. This is Chief Cody. So, Chief, we can now receive reports of our battalion chiefs. Reports are coming in from the scene of the fire.

Good. What are you here? The battalion chief, we report fire on the burning ship is under control. Fire in the deck house has been knocked down. Right. And they fire in the hole. If you want more water poured into the ship to drown the fire in the hole?

No sir, engine two-ton can stop pumping. Right. Any artist chief of battalion three? His captain, Jocken, keep calling. Good, smoke, car, and I never swore nothing like it. Engine two-ton, are you there, engine two-ton?