Truck 1 (T1) is the vehicle identifier for aerial trucks deployed out of headquarters.
The following are related posts with the call sign T1.
Truck 1 - July 2000 - Ontario Fire Buffs Association Photo Tour of London, Ontario. Photo courtesy of Rick Loiselle, Facebook.
Michael Jordan | London Free Press It's spring cleaning for many southwestern Ontario residents but firefighters at the central fire hall at York and Waterloo streets in London ...
(Source: Rick Loiselle | Ontario Fire Buffs Association)
The London Soap Company - previously located at the SW corner of South St & Clarence St Built in 1875, closed down in 1978, burnt down in 1985 Until the fire in 1985 this building was the oldest surviving Soap Factory building in Canada (Source: Facebook | Vintage London Ontario, LPL Archives London Room)
The '85 boom from the '72 Ford/KS was remounted on this 1985 King CM1 chassis with all new body. I took this photo at the drill tower as it ...
An unusual photo in that it shown here pumping at a house fire sometime in the mid '70s. Truck 1 arrived first to the fire,which was on King St east of Adelaide. Engine 1 was returning from another alarm so Truck 1 hit the hydrant and laid lines.
Eng 3 ( 1959 ALF 900 ), Trk1 ( 1972 Ford/KingSeagrave ) and Car 1 ( 1974 Chev wagon, had just been put into service ) at a garage ...
August 13, 1951 view of the new $32,000 aerial truck. The 75 foot aerial ladder can reach blazes six storeys up. This was a Canadian made Bickle-Seagrave truck. ...
