http://firegeezer.com/2009/12/14/munitions-collectors-home-goes-ka-boom/ The Fire/EMS Digital Dayroom Thu, 24 May 2012 08:49:00 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.2 http://firegeezer.com/2009/12/14/munitions-collectors-home-goes-ka-boom/comment-page-1/#comment-9882 B.morgan Tue, 15 Dec 2009 07:41:47 +0000 http://firegeezer.com/?p=19213#comment-9882 In 1884 I responded with my VFC to a burning house. Vented it and entered. We had just cooled the overhead and one of the back rooms went up in a sheet of white flames like a volcano then hundreds of sharp pops. We made a quick retreat and commenced using the deck gun from a safe distance. Upon entering it we found tens of thousands of rounds of expended and live ammo and guns a-pleanty to start a small war. The white flash was several pounds of loose gun powder in cans flashing and not exploding. In such cases a quick retreat is the best plan. Or better yet if you know the place has got a lot of ammo don't go in. In 1884 I responded with my VFC to a burning house. Vented it and entered. We had just cooled the overhead and one of the back rooms went up in a sheet of white flames like a volcano then hundreds of sharp pops. We made a quick retreat and commenced using the deck gun from a safe distance. Upon entering it we found tens of thousands of rounds of expended and live ammo and guns a-pleanty to start a small war. The white flash was several pounds of loose gun powder in cans flashing and not exploding. In such cases a quick retreat is the best plan. Or better yet if you know the place has got a lot of ammo don't go in.

]]> http://firegeezer.com/2009/12/14/munitions-collectors-home-goes-ka-boom/comment-page-1/#comment-5776 B.morgan Tue, 15 Dec 2009 03:41:47 +0000 http://firegeezer.com/?p=19213#comment-5776 In 1884 I responded with my VFC to a burning house. Vented it and entered. We had just cooled the overhead and one of the back rooms went up in a sheet of white flames like a volcano then hundreds of sharp pops. We made a quick retreat and commenced using the deck gun from a safe distance. Upon entering it we found tens of thousands of rounds of expended and live ammo and guns a-pleanty to start a small war. The white flash was several pounds of loose gun powder in cans flashing and not exploding. In such cases a quick retreat is the best plan. Or better yet if you know the place has got a lot of ammo don't go in. In 1884 I responded with my VFC to a burning house. Vented it and entered. We had just cooled the overhead and one of the back rooms went up in a sheet of white flames like a volcano then hundreds of sharp pops. We made a quick retreat and commenced using the deck gun from a safe distance. Upon entering it we found tens of thousands of rounds of expended and live ammo and guns a-pleanty to start a small war. The white flash was several pounds of loose gun powder in cans flashing and not exploding. In such cases a quick retreat is the best plan. Or better yet if you know the place has got a lot of ammo don't go in.

]]> http://firegeezer.com/2009/12/14/munitions-collectors-home-goes-ka-boom/comment-page-1/#comment-5093 B.morgan Tue, 15 Dec 2009 02:41:47 +0000 http://firegeezer.com/?p=19213#comment-5093 In 1884 I responded with my VFC to a burning house. Vented it and entered. We had just cooled the overhead and one of the back rooms went up in a sheet of white flames like a volcano then hundreds of sharp pops. We made a quick retreat and commenced using the deck gun from a safe distance. Upon entering it we found tens of thousands of rounds of expended and live ammo and guns a-pleanty to start a small war. The white flash was several pounds of loose gun powder in cans flashing and not exploding. In such cases a quick retreat is the best plan. Or better yet if you know the place has got a lot of ammo don't go in. In 1884 I responded with my VFC to a burning house. Vented it and entered. We had just cooled the overhead and one of the back rooms went up in a sheet of white flames like a volcano then hundreds of sharp pops. We made a quick retreat and commenced using the deck gun from a safe distance. Upon entering it we found tens of thousands of rounds of expended and live ammo and guns a-pleanty to start a small war. The white flash was several pounds of loose gun powder in cans flashing and not exploding. In such cases a quick retreat is the best plan. Or better yet if you know the place has got a lot of ammo don't go in.

]]> http://firegeezer.com/2009/12/14/munitions-collectors-home-goes-ka-boom/comment-page-1/#comment-5075 B.morgan Tue, 15 Dec 2009 00:41:47 +0000 http://firegeezer.com/?p=19213#comment-5075 In 1884 I responded with my VFC to a burning house. Vented it and entered. We had just cooled the overhead and one of the back rooms went up in a sheet of white flames like a volcano then hundreds of sharp pops. We made a quick retreat and commenced using the deck gun from a safe distance. Upon entering it we found tens of thousands of rounds of expended and live ammo and guns a-pleanty to start a small war. The white flash was several pounds of loose gun powder in cans flashing and not exploding. In such cases a quick retreat is the best plan. Or better yet if you know the place has got a lot of ammo don't go in. In 1884 I responded with my VFC to a burning house. Vented it and entered. We had just cooled the overhead and one of the back rooms went up in a sheet of white flames like a volcano then hundreds of sharp pops. We made a quick retreat and commenced using the deck gun from a safe distance. Upon entering it we found tens of thousands of rounds of expended and live ammo and guns a-pleanty to start a small war. The white flash was several pounds of loose gun powder in cans flashing and not exploding. In such cases a quick retreat is the best plan. Or better yet if you know the place has got a lot of ammo don't go in.

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