Fire photographers have been documenting消防员in all corners of the country. Among those operating in North Jersey is Ron Jeffers, who has been contributing covers and photos to188金宝搏是正规吗for almost 40 years.
在下面查看罗恩（Ron）的一些封面镜头，然后链接到他最近的作品，主要是编年史188金博网网址多少operations in Bergen and Hudson County in New Jersey.
“My very first cover on188金宝搏是正规吗and a national publication: July, 1977,” Ron said. “Flames blow out side of a plumbing supply company, and, later, the guys in the bucket of the Secaucus (NJ) snorkel had to duck! Also a job in Union City, and the Union City snorkel was O.S. for work.”
October, 1980. “Two Newark (NJ) ladder pipes on heavy fire from vacant commercial building,” said Ron, then added. “Plus, I like Seagrave tillers!”
September 1986. Ron reminisces: “In this pic, the Kearny (NJ) snorkel is being moved as the top floor of bat factory becomes fully involved.”
March, 1987. “NewarkTruck7 (Seagrave tiller) operating on old commercial building in East Orange. Heavy fire,” Ron said. “One East Orange (NJ)firefighterwas killed.”
1988年9月的封面来自悲剧Hackensack Ford Fire, in which five firefighters were killed when a bowstring truss roof collapsed. Ron also captured the city’s most recent remembrance of these line-of-duty deaths这里.
The June 1989 cover is one of Ron’s favorites. “This shows two members retreating down Union City (NJ) 3 Truck’s aerial as flames blew out upper floor windows,” said Ron. “It’s my city and you can see ‘Union City’ on side of the rig. This happened on a day with water pressure problems and a tanker from Jersey City was used.”
The August 1990 cover has Jersey City (NJ) Deputy ChiefDenis Oneal, who is now the Superintendent of the U.S. National Fire Academy.
“我在感恩节社论中被提及的一年很荣幸汤姆·布伦南,” Ron said. “He gave thanks to all who helped him with188金宝搏是正规吗including photographers like me…He was a good guy.”
MORE RON JEFFERS PHOTOS
- 消防员在Passaic（NJ）混合使用大楼战斗
- Firefighters Battle Rutherford (NJ) House Fire
- “What vendor did the department buy these boots from?”
- 从克利夫赛德公园（NJ）开火的乘员
- Firefighters Respond to Palisades Park (NJ) Structure Fire
