Detroit Firemen’s Field Day holds a special place in the hearts of those who grew up the child of a
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Today in DFD history – April 10, 1922 The last run of the Detroit Fire Horses took place down Woodward
Today in Detroit Fire Department history – March 16, 1866 Detroit Firemen’s Fund was organized to assist the widows and orphans

In Detroit fire stations 24 hour clocks hang near the watch desk. They look similar to the ones in elementary school
Today in DFD history – February 18, 1952 Detroit becomes the first fire department in the nation to be fully
Throughout New England, the term Jake is used to bestow praise and a high level of respect to a good firefighter. That is not the case

Today in DFD History – June 7th, 1927 Detroit Fire Department’s first ambulance went into service at Second and Burroughs, Engine
Today in DFD history – April 17, 1920 The Detroit Fire Department Band was organized by Captain Anthony Delesie, Glenn Middleditch, Otto

“As soon as I saw the patch I knew I wanted to sent it to Melissa. I love that I
Get a group of Detroit Firefighters together in a social setting and sooner or later someone starts it. “Ain’t no