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Promotions/Transfers

Ten House Lieutenants promoted to Captains August 4th
Captain Matt Mills (L-10) and Captain Kevin Meyer (L-10)

Congratulations!

 

We want to wish Firefighter Kenny Ruane the best as he transfers to Ladder 16.

"Kenny, we'll miss you." The Ten House guys.

 

FDNY Engine 10 Ladder 10 - Still Standing

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FDNY Ladder Company 10
October 20, 1865
FDNY Engine Company 10
September 8, 1865
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FDNY Memorial Wall located at the Ten House
Home of the FDNY Memorial Wall, a 56 foot bronze bas-relief Sculpture
Located at 124 Liberty Street, New York City, across from the World Trade Center site
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the flame burns in memoriam to our Ten House Fallen Brothers

Visit the Ten House Bravest Memorial
 In memory of our Fallen Brothers - 9/11/2001


Lieutenant
Gregg A. Atlas
Engine 10
  Firefighter
Paul Pansini
Engine 10
  Lieutenant
Stephen G. Harrell
Battalion 7
  Firefighter
Sean P. Tallon
Ladder 10
  Firefighter
Jeffrey J. Olsen
Engine 10
  Captain (Ret.)
James J. Corrigan
Ladder 10
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Thanks!
FDNY spacerThe Officers and Members of FDNY Engine Company 10 and FDNY Ladder Company 10 would like to express our sincere thanks to all those that have supported us and continue to show your appreciation.  Words can not adequately express our feelings of gratitude for the tremendous outpouring of support.
FDNY spacerMaybe you contributed in our efforts to support the families of our lost Brothers or maybe you stopped by just to say Hi!  Maybe you waved or smiled as we drove by on the streets.  We join the thousands of other FDNY Firefighters serving New York City from more than 200 Firehouses in saying we are truly grateful to all.
FDNY spacerIn the words of William Shakespeare, "I can no other answer make, but, thanks, and thanks.”
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The Ten House patch, designed in 1984, shows a firefighter straddling the twin towers of the World Trade Center, each tower aflame.
First Due at the Big One

Patch adopted 1984

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updated: 08/23/2010