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11.24.10 - 3rd Alarm; Allentown, PA

Allentown transmitted box 2252 (4th & Liberty) for 418 Liberty Street on a house fire, sending engines 4, 9, 6, truck 2 and BN 2 (Lanshe). BN 2 arrives and transmits a working fire in a 3-story M/O/R at 418-1/2 Liberty. BN 2 has heavy fire on the number 2 and 3 floors of the original fire building. Engine crews fight there way to the second floor, stretching a handline, while another stretches two lines to the rear through an exposure. The engine can't make it to the rear and the tower ladder doesn't fit on Liberty. Engine 6, the squrt, sets up in front of exposure B. Lanshe transmits a second alarm for Engines 13, 14, 10, Air 1, Cars 40, 41, 46, 47 and 48. Multiple lines are now stretched and operating. As the fire rapidly extends to the cockloft, a third alarm is transmitted for Truck 1. Engine 11 is special-called. As the fire extends into the cockloft, it spreads quickly to the right (D exposure) and eventually to the left (B exposure). After hours of trying to extinquish the stubborn fire, two master streams are put into service at the front of the building to finally finish the job on the B exposure. In all, 9 lines are stretched and operating, along with three master streams. 4 dwellings are severely damaged in the fire. Red Cross was on the scene assisting the families. The original fire building is thought to be vacant. The fire is under investigation by the fire marshall's office. Volunteer Mutual-Aid companies had apparatus standing by at the city firehouses.