Dear Viewers,

The San Francisco Strike Team is on there way to the Southern California fires and I'm trying to catch a ride. TIME:  21.03 PST

Stay Tuned!

Dear Viewers,

This is our first series involving an entire County and I thought we would start with an introduction to some of the people that make it happen on the front lines of the battle. The battle is to get the fundind to fix exsisting or open new fire stations nation wide.

Without these dedicated people that are opening new fire stations, we would have no leaders for others to follow.

And...introduce you to some of the people and some of the many locations we will be filming in Prince George's County. ...Read more

We receive emails everyday from viewers around the world but I wanted to share this one. We are so very proud of our troops and so thankful that we can provide them with a series that they enjoy and that pertains to their roles serving our Nation. I have removed the the last name for privicy.

We hope to provide DVD's in the near future and our taking requests. We hope to have our store up and running by Christmas.

Take care.

Sincerely,

DRF

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"Twenty-Four Hours with the Prince George's County's First Responders" comes to The Battalion Series this Friday night.

We don't know what time as of yet...

This will be an introduction to a department with pride and some cutting edge technology in their new stations.

As with all our series, we will return as the years go by.

Many of you may not know that we began filming in San Francisco in December of 2003 though January of this year. We plan to return someting in 2009.

Firefighters SAFETY... ...Read more

Dear Battalion Members and Viewers,

I have just returned from filming on the East Coast in Washington D.C. and Prince George's County with Engine 25, 29 and Kentland's Engine Company 33; we filmed some great calls.

Tonight we return with the re-cut Kentland Webisdoe #10; I hope you like it.

We continue to test new styles of shows for you and I would really like to hear back from you viewers on THE BATTALION BLOG AND FORUMS. ...Read more

Battalion Viewers,

Tonight we will feature the crews from Enging 6 and Truck 4 at a fire near downtown D.C. and for me I really like this webisode.

It was the first time I was on scene with and engine and truck company from the same house and it's guys that I really respect and enjoy filming.

Not all firefighters want to be on camera. In fact, most do not. These guys don't like to be on camera at all but do allow me into their fire house with open arms of friendship and I so appreciate it. ...Read more

Dear viewers,

We are currently filming in on the East Coast so I am not at our studio. Once again we have changed editors and the re-cut of Kentland Webisode #10 is not as good as it can be so I have made the decision from here in Washington D.C. to not put it up on our site until I return to the West Coast and can be there for the re-edit.

We are filming at new locations in Prince George's County with Clinton Marylands Engine 25 and we caught a fire last night; it was a good one. ...Read more

We have received a lot of mail on this webisode and want to let you know it will be back on Friday with the new Washington D.C. webisode with Engine 6 / Truck 4.

The Contest

The Code 3 cast iron Fire Engines for our contest have arrived. We would like to thank our sponsor Code 3 for these great gifts for our contestants.

The date for the contest is confirmed for December 1st of 2008. You will need to find and watch each and everyone of the twenty-eight webisdoes to answer the questions and win prizes. ...Read more