This message comes from Dennis McGuire, Jr.:
"The Alsip Fire Department, working alongside the Garden Homes Fire Protection District and the Homewood Acres Fire Protection District, recently conducted a controlled burn at a vacant property located at the intersection of 120th Street and Hamlin Avenue in Alsip, Illinois. This training exercise took place over the course of about a month, with all three departments participating in various smaller drills and practice scenarios within the structure prior to the final burn."
As I arrived toward the end of this intensive training period, I was fortunate enough to witness the culmination of their efforts and document the final stages of this process. It was truly remarkable to see how well-coordinated and professional everyone was throughout these exercises.
Attached below are several images capturing different moments during the event:
[Image Caption] A Garden Homes FPD captain supervising the garage burn. Photo by Dennis McGuire, Jr.
[Image Caption] An image showing a Homewood Acres engine being utilized as the primary firefighting vehicle. Photo by Dennis McGuire, Jr.
[Image Caption] Another perspective highlighting the involvement of an Alsip truck providing aerial water coverage. Photo by Dennis McGuire, Jr.
[Image Caption] Here we have a view of the house fully engulfed in flames. Photo credit goes to Rocky Golomb.
[Image Caption] This picture captures Homewood Acres firefighters pulling down what remained of the walls while an Alsip firefighter assists them. Photo by Dennis McGuire, Jr.
[Image Caption] In this shot, Homewood Acres firefighters are seen attacking the garage area. Photo by Dennis McGuire, Jr.
[Image Caption] Aftermath reveals nothing but ruins left behind; you can still make out the silhouette of a Homewood Acres engine in the distance. Photo by Dennis McGuire, Jr.
[Image Caption] A broader look at the entire site post-burn-down. Photo by Dennis McGuire, Jr.
[Image Caption] Final stages show the extent of damage inflicted upon both the house and its surrounding structures. Photo by Dennis McGuire, Jr.
[Image Caption] The Homewood Acres FPD chief inspects the wreckage left behind after the blaze. Photo by Dennis McGuire, Jr.
[Image Caption] The house eventually collapsed into the basement, leaving behind a stark reminder of the intense fire that occurred here. Photo by Dennis McGuire, Jr.
These photos not only serve as documentation but also highlight the dedication and teamwork displayed by these firefighters who spent weeks preparing for this critical training session."
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