A 4th alarm in the Bronx has heavy fire venting through the roof of a 6 story occupied multi dwelling. Next is a 5th alarm fire throughout a row of Bronx taxpayers. In Queens, a fire in an unattached garage spreads to a second garage separated by a five foot fence.

Also in Queens, a wind driven 2nd alarm fire occurs in two 3 story wood frame structures. An all hands fire starts on the first floor with extension to the second floor in a 2 story private dwelling, with a report of a firefighter and a civilian unaccounted for.

A Bronx private dwelling basement fire leads to heavy smoke conditions. A Bronx 3rd alarm has heavy fire conditions in a row of stores, including a pet shop.

Finally, a 5th alarm fire in a Queens 5 story converted factory building with mixed occupancy. After a partial collapse of the second floor units were forced to an outside operation. People on the floors above had to be removed via tower ladder.

Each incident is useful to use as a training tool.