The P-23 is an airfield rescue fire fighting apparatus in service with the US military. The unit was produced by E-One / Teledyne Continental Motors between 1994 and 1996, and Oskhosh …

Aug 26, 2013 · The P-34 RIV is the first crash response truck in the Air Force to use ultra-high pressure firefighting technology. KME Kovatch of Nesquehoning, Pa., won the contract to build …

Unknown Air Force firefighter at Tachikawa Airbase, Japan, 1950s. Type 0-5, Reo-Mack crash truck appears in left photo and Type 500, GM CCKW-Central sits in front of station.

The first O-10 vehicle was handed over to the USAF in 1951. Over the next eight years, American LaFrance and Marmon-Herrington built more than 1,100 of these boxy all-terrain O-10, O-11A, …

This Technical Implementation Guide (TIG) provides Air Force clarifications or deviations to National Fire Protection Association (NFPA) Standard 403, Aircraft Rescue and Fire Fighting …

Oct 2, 2017 · This 1960’s FWD (Four Wheel Drive Auto Company) P-2 is a former US Air Force ARFF (Aircraft Rescue & Firefighting) that was overhauled by the Quality Truck company in …

The American LaFrance Foamlite Co. was awarded several large contracts to build a new generation of advanced crash fire rescue trucks for United States Air Force. The first 0-10 …

Jun 20, 2016 · New trucks bring welcome improvements for MacDill's crash fire station. Fire fighters and mechanics put the trucks through Video by Senior Airman Bradley Tip...

Crash Rescue Equipment Services, Inc. (Dallas, TX) obtained a contract to re-manufacture the P-19 trucks in service starting in 1998/1999. Approximately 800 P-19 vehicles were procured by …