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Report from Engine Co.82 - Dennis Smith Biography

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Newest Review: ... had to special order it in a second hand bookshop. They located it and I had to part with £45 for the book. Since it's ... more

 ... republication, you can find this on Amazon new for £3!!!! Dennis Smith was a Firefighter for the city of New York during what is known as the war years. He joined in the 60's and retired after 18 years. After a few years service, he transferred into Engine Company 82, located in the South Bronx and at that time, the busiest fire engine in the USA, possibly the world. This book is set within the confines of this Engine Company (hence the title) and is after around 5 years of being with this company. The book is not set...more

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Report from Engine Co.82 - Dennis Smith: A very Hot read. (434 words)
by - written on 24/11/09 (Very useful, 69 readings)
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Being a lover of all things related to the Fire Service, this has become one of my favourite books. Originally published in the early 1970's by author Dennis Smith, it has been republished in 1999, with a new introduction by Mr Smith. I found this book, by reading a different book by Dennis Smith (Report from Ground Zero) and this title being mentioned several times throughout that book. I was intrigued and just had to see what this book was like. I did some digging around and could not locate it anywhere, so had to special order it in a second hand bookshop. They located it and I had to part with £45 for the book. Since it's republication, you can find ...  Read the complete review