The scene of an automobile accident, possibly a head on collision with the freightliner carrying gasoline. There are two citizens, a man in coveralls and a fireman standing at the scene. There is liquid on the ground.
This is smashed up dark vehicle, make and model unable to tell because of how badly its wrecked. The freightliner truck has a portion of this vehicle embedded in its grill and bumper. A few firemen are assessing the damage.
The Mack fire engine has some decorations, ballons and bow shaped caution tape. There are five adults and two children pictured in by the truck. It could be a parade.
This gentleman us wearing a Lowell Fire sweatshirt. Along with some push pins on his collar of his shirt. He is standing in the classroom where the EMS teaching and meetings happen.
A man at a desk giving a smirking smile. There is a large board filled with pictures in the background, and award certificates displayed on the wall above it.
Two people standing close together, the man is grabbing the woman’s arms and linking them together at the elbows. This training move is known as the fireman carry. This move can secure the person and maintain control during an evacuation.
