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Tag Archives: Ladder Co. 24
Firefighter Stephen Belson
Made an honorary Irishman by the Consulate General of Ireland, Stephen Belson, 51, spent 23 years in the FDNY, most of them at Ladder 24. Nicknamed “Mr. Ladder 24,” he could back a fire engine into the station in five … Continue reading →
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Capt. Daniel Brethel
Daniel Brethel was Captain of Ladder 24 never wanted to be anything but a firefighter. He had already had some close calls in his career, once getting his own neck and ears burned while holding his helmet over an injured … Continue reading →
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Tagged 343, 9/11, better angels, Daniel Brethel, Dawn Siebel, FDNY, firefighter, firefighters, firefighters of 9/11, Ladder Co. 24, LODD, Manhattan, memorial, NFFF, paintings, portraits, World Trade Center, WTC
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