SOC DIVISION

UNIT RESPONDED TO CD12/CD15 5-5-5-5

BOX/TIME ON FILE NAMES

SOC BATTALION 1 8087/0848 YES BC J. PAOLILLO

OPERATIONS: Operated in 1 WTC

- Supervised search and evacuations on upper floors.
- Specific operations unknown.
- 1 member killed in the line of duty.

RESCUE CO. 1 8087/0847 YES CAPT. T. HATTON

LT. J.MOJICA
OPERATIONS: Operations 1 WTC. FF J. ANGELIM SR
- Ordered to operate on upper floors to FFG. GEIDEL
perform search and evacuation. FF W. HENRY
- 11 members killed in the line of duty. FF K. MARJNO
FF M. MONTESI
FF G. NEVINS
FF P. O'KEEFE
FF B. SWEENEY
FF D. WEISS

RESCUE CO. 2 8087/0850 YES LT. P. MARTIN

FF W. LAKE
OPERATIONS: Operations 1 WTC FF D. LIBRETTI
- Ordered to operate on upper floors to FF J. NAPOLITANO
perform search and evacuation. FFE. RAIL
- 7 members killed in the line of duty. FF L. QUAPPE
FF K. O'ROURKE

RESCUE CO. 3/RCO1 8087/0852 YES CAPT. B. HICKEY

FF MEISENHEIMER
OPERATIONS: Operations 2 WTC. FF C. BLACKWELL
- Ordered to operate on upper floors to FF T. FOLEY
perform search and evacuation. FFT. GAMBINO
- 8 members killed in the line of duty. FF D. REGAN
FF G. SCHRANG
FFJ.SPOR

RESCUE CO. 4 8087/0850 YES LT. K. DOWDELL

FF T. FARRELL
OPERATIONS: Operations unknown. FF W. MAHONEY
- 8 Members killed in the line of duty. FF P. NELSON
FF P. BRENNAN
FF D. PEARSALL
FF M.CAWLEY
FF A. TARASIEWICZ
 SOC DIVISION
UNIT RESPONDED TO CD12/CD15 5-5-5-5
BOX/TIME ON FILE NAMES
RESCUE CO. 5 8087/0900 YES CAPT L. MODAFFERI
LT. H. HARRELL
OPERATIONS: Operations unknown. LT. M. RUSSO
- 13 Members killed in the line of duty. FF M. FIORE
FF C. BINI
FF J. BERGIN
FF J. MASCALI
FF D. MILLER
FF J. PALAZZO
FF A. TARASIEWICZ
FF A. FLETCHER
FF N. ROSSOMONDO
LT. C. MARGIOTTA

SQUAD CO. 1 8087/0855 YES CAPT. J. AMATOV

LT. M. ESPOSITo(y
OPERATIONS: Operations unknown. LT. E. D'ATRJ I/
- 11 Members killed in the line of duty. FF T. BUTLERV
FF S. SlLLEK\f
FF P. CARROLL \J
FF R. CORDICE V
FF M. GARVEYf
FF G. BOXi /
FF B. BILCHEfy
FF D. FONTANC/

SQUAD CO. 18 8087/0851 YES LT. W. MCGINN

FF M. MOJICA
OPERATIONS: Operations 1 WTC. FFL. VIRGILIO
- Ordered to operate on upper floors to FF T. HASKELL
perform search and evacuation. FF A. FREDERICKS
- 7 Members killed in the line of duty. FF D. HALDERMAN
FF E. ALLEN

SQUAD CO. 41 8087/0939 YES LT M. HEALY

FF R. HAMILTON
OPERATIONS: Operations unknown. FF G. SIKORSKY
- 6 Members killed in the line of duty. FF R. VANHINE
FF T. CULLEN
FF M. LYONS

SQUAD CO. 61 8087/1030 YES NO

OPERATIONS: Operations post collapse.

- Ordered to search subway station on Church St. (#1 Line)
results negative.
- Ordered to search stairways in 5 WTC. Results negative.
- Searched accessible areas in 5 WTC. 1 injured victim found
and removed to EMS.
- Ordered to search 130 Liberty St. Results negative.
- Ordered to perform search, rescue , and debris removal
from the collapse area and debris pile.
 SOC DIVISION

UNIT RESPONDED TO CD12/CD15 5-5-5-5

BOX/TIME ON FILE NAMES

SQUAD CO. 252 8087/0911 YES LT. T. HIGGINS

FF P. LANGONE
OPERATIONS: Reported to Lobby Command Post in FF K. PRIOR
1 WTC. FF T. KUVEIKIS
- Ordered to upper floors to perform FF T. COLEMAN
search and evacuation. FF P. LYONS
- Operated on 20th floor to remove
occupants of elevator. Removed
occupants to lobby.
- Proceeded to upper floors in response
to a May Day call.
- 6 members killed in the line of duty.

SQUAD CO. 270 8087/1100 YES NO

OPERATIONS: Operations post collapse.

- Ordered to perform search for victims in
collapse area and on debris pile.

SQUAD CO. 288 8087/0857 YES LT R. KERWIN

FF R. GIES
OPERATIONS: Operations unknown. FF J. HUNTER
- 6 Members killed in the line of duty. FFJ. IELPI
FF A. RAND
FF B. SWEENEY

HAZ MAT 1 8087/0850 YES BC J. FANNING

CAPT T. MOODY
OPERATIONS: Operations unknown. CAPT P. WATERS
- 12 Members killed in the line of LTJ. CRISCI
duty. FF D. CAREY
FF K. SMITH
FF T. GARDNER
FF J. HOHMANN
FF D. SCAUSO
FF M. DEMEO
FF J. GIORDANO
FF T. WELTY
CD 12
FIRE DEPARTMENT CITY OF NEW YORK
REPORT OF SERVICES AT FIRE/EMERGENCY

DATE Jan 9 2002

TO: CHIEF OF BATTALION j_

BOX: WTC
DATE: 9-11-01
TIME RECEIVED initial box HRS
RECEIVED SIGNAL initial box
WHILE 10-8
FORA plane crash
AT WTC
ARRIVED AT BOX IN 10 min
ON DUTY Ihour
AT WORK
RETURN TO QUARTERS BY
AT

WORK PERFORMED

See attached sheet

BATTALION CHIEF
SPECIAL OPERATIONS COMMAND
 Battalion Chief John Paolillo entered the North Tower and proceeded to a floor
above the 40th floor. His goal was to join up with Rescue 1. Whether he achieved this
we will never know. His aide, FF Steve Modica ascended the stairs to the 30th plus
floor when he heard the collapse of the South Tower. Soon afterward, descending
Firefighters told him of the order to evacuate. He followed these members and
was one of the last to exit the building safely. He made it just north of the north
pedestrian walkway when the second tower collapsed. He was taken to Bellvue
Hospital and released. His injuries did not require Medical Leave.
The SOC Battalion car was destroyed and all the equipment lost,-including
FF Modica's turnout gear which was lost upon transport to the hospital.
The SOC Battalion provided 24/7 coverage during the recovery efforts for the
next 3 months.
CD-I 5 (10-60)
COMPANY OPERATIONS REPORT
To: 2 Battalion Rescue Company 1
BOX No. 8087 TIME: 0847 DATE September 11, 2001
Location or
Address: 1 WTC Adm. Dist. Eng 10 Block No.
Responded to Signal ERS Received by.Teleprinter Time 0847
While in Quarters Arrived in 3 min. Assigned Special Called on 1st Alarm
Alarm for: £<J Fire fj Emergency fj Relocation Q False Alarm
Fire:
STRUCTURAL BLDG TRANSPORTATIONAL NON STRUCTURAL
Building:
Classification by Occupancy O Residential £x] Commercial Q Public
[>3 Fireproof fj Fire-Protected Q Non-Fireproofed
Classification by Construction Q Wood Frame Q Metal fj Heavy Timber
Number of Stories 110 Story Area 400 x 400
Ordered to Return to Quarters by
Time Returned Date Returned At Work Hours Minutes
Members Responding
Members Relieving
Hydrant: Location Pressures: Start psi Finish psi Average psi
Water: Time Used Gallons Used: Fresh Salt
Masks Used: TYPE MASK NO. DURATION TYPE MASK NO. DURATION
Scott 4.5 min. min.
min. min.
min. min.
Remarks:
Rescue Company 1 responded to and operated in tower 1 of the WTC under the command
of Div.1. Additional members of Rescue Co. 1 also responded and operated under various
commands during the collapse.

OPERATIONS:

Rank Captain Group No. 1

Saturday. May 11.2002 11:46 PM To: Div-1 From: Philip C. Ruvoio 9C741S2 ?sgs: 2 3* 6

COMPANY OPERATIONS REPORT

To: 1Battalion Rescue Co. 2 Report No.:

COMPANY
Incident No 1C3

BOX NO 5-5-8087 TIME: 0847 hrs DATE. September 11 2001

Location cr
Accress: 1 V/TC. Manhattan . Adrr.. Dst.: Lad-10 Block ^o.: _

Operations:
Day 1 Tuesday

The entire off duty company assembled at the quarters of Rescue 2. After assembling lire gear and
all available tools that we could carry, die company was divided into three teams. Each team consisted of
an officer and 6 or 7 firefighters. A XYC Transit bus was stopped outside of quarters and commandeered
tor transportation to the box. In route BF-4"s were made out lor each team.

Rescue 2 arrived approximately 10 to 15 minutes after Tower 1 collapsed. We reported in to DC

Haring at the base of City Hall Park. After handing in our BF-4"s we attempted a tiiree pronged attack not
knowing the expanse of the collapse zone. West Street. Liberty Street and Church.

No masks or handi-talkies were available so multiple operations were conducted simultaneously

this was mostly independent of any other unit.

Searches were make in the remaining lobby of the Marriott Hotel. Several crushed members were
discovered bul were heavily pined and not removable. Some tools were discovered from Ladder 113 at
this time and removed to the street. Members continued to search until ordered out of the building.

Simultaneously, members attempted lo respond to several the may-day transmissions. Cms b>
Ladder 6 another by two unknown members. There was great difficulty in determining in determining
exact locations with limited visibility and no remaining building as a reference point.

Searches were then begun on The remains of lower 1. FF. Kiesling had climbed a column atop the
debris and discovered a live male victim. He lowered him to members below using a search rope. A
human chain was formed and the male victim was removed down the pile and up the building remains TO
West Street. Members were then removed from the remains of lower 1 due to collapse fears.

\VTC Building 7 collapsed approximately at this lime.

Searches were then begun in the area between Tower 1 and the Marriott Hotel and on West Street
in the area in front of the Winter Garden. Several apparatus were found MSI7. Ladder 105. TSU 1. along
with several unidentified members. When the Command Post was discovered several members assisted in
die removal of Chief of Dept Ganci & Asst. Commissioner Fehan The searches between Tower 1 and the
Marriott Hotel were hampered by extreme heat and smoke and few voids could be entered.

Lt. Hosle's team then responded to a report of two PAPD members trapped on Liberty Street. He
Called for a line and assisted in their removal.
Saturday, M?y r, 2002 11:46 PM To Div-1 From. PMie C. Ruvoo SS741S2 =>age. 3 at 6

COMPANY OPERATIONS REPORT

Member continued to search until 2300 hours \\hsn exhaustion had taken it's loll. Two learns \\ere
ordered to sleep while the third continued to search the Liberty Street side. No additional live victims
wore found.

912/01 Wednesday

At 0700 two learns began searching the top of the remains of Tower 1. The remains of stairway R
was found at this time along with several members of R-l. Emry was made into a stairway void and down
several landings until no stairway remained. The body of DC Prurty was found at this time but was not
removed. FF. Somin heard a voice calling and broke through a sheet rock wall to discover a live female
victim. She was due out and removed to the top of the stairway, packaged and removed down the pile and
up die building remains to West Street ropes and portable ladders were used to facilitate this.

Operations continued at the top of Tower 1. Batten' operated Hurst tools and sa walls were used to
cut away the stairs to get to the members entrapped in them. Multiple void entries were made hi the area
at the base of Tower 1 and area in front of the Winter Garden.

After 1800 and until 0200 the next day void entries were made on West Sheet in the area of the
parking garage ramps. Entry to the Bl level was accomplished but halted due to extensive flooding and
pancake collapse.

9,13/02 Thursday

Operations at the lop of Tower 1 in the B stainvell continued. Se\eral members from different
companies were removed.
Void entries were made on the Liberty Street side of Tower 2. This led to the parking garage under
the Marriott Hotel. Entry was made into the air handling control room on the B3 level and into several
stairways. Searches in these areas were negative except for one member from E-217. Due to the extensive
way that he was entrapped he was left in place.
Void entry in this same area was repeated later on the sane day with structural engineers from
FLA-1 task force. Ihese later entries reached the B5 level and continued under the Marriott Hotel
reaching the refrigeration area between both towers. Searches of al! cars found and stairways were
negative.

9/1401 Friday

For the first three days 9/11/01 to 9/13 01 all members worked at the site 24 hours a day sleeping
in shifts.
At 0700 on 9.14/01 Rescue 2 divided into three groups A. B. & C. Each group worked 12 hours
on at the WTC and 24 hours off. We continued this until 9-21/01 when the schedule was changed to 24
hours on and 48 hours off.

Operations at the top of Tower 1 in the B stairwell continued. More members \\ere removed
additionally, several members were recovered on West Street in the vicinity of the Winter Garden.
Satj-day. May 11.2002 11.46PM To: Div-1 From: Philip C. Rjvo.c. S674152 PEge:«o'"6

COMPANY OPERATIONS REPORT

9-15:01 Saturday

Operations at the top of Tower 1 in the B stairwell continued. Several members \vere also
recovered on Liberty Street in the vicinity of the 90 West Street

Void entry was made into a stairway between both toxvers. Three levels down the remains of a
NYPD officer was found in a total pancake collapsed area but he could not be removed. Additional void
entries were made in the plaza area between both towers. Searches were negative except for several
unidentifiable victim parts.

9-16,01 Sunday

Opeiatious at the top of Tower 1 in the B stairwell continued. Several additional member* were
also recovered on West Street
Void entry was made into a stairway on the Church & Vesev Street corner which led to a passace
way behind the stores on the concourse level. This was followed tmo the parking area of the PAPD.
Addiiional searches in this area led to the remains of the old PATH tubes. This was followed until led to
the collapsed area of Tower 2. No further entry could be made. Searches in this area were negative.

9/17/01 Monday

Operations at the top of Tower 1 in the B stairwell continued. Several additional members were
also recovered on West Street

Void entry was made into the Subway area via the Yesey Sireet entrance. Searches in this area
were negative. Additional void entries were made into the stores on Church Street Through the concourse
level and down into the PATH train in the station. The train was searched but further exploration was
stopped due to secondary collapses. Search results were negative.

The remaining days were spent in continuous void search and body recovery. On 1 0 1 0 1 SOC
went to a rotating schedule with a Rescue Company and a Squad Company on the site at all times. That
continued until 10/31.01 when only one SOC unit was assigned per daily rotation. The A.B.C group
rotation was kept in place until 12/24.01.

During This time 5 of the 7 members lost on 9'11 v,ere recovered by this unit. Two remain
missing.

I Re-covered \g
I Lt Peter Martin ; IT. Edward Rail
i FF. William Lake i FF. Jolui Napi.lilano
• FF. Daniel Libretti |
I FF. Kevin O'Rourke
: FF. Lincoln Quappe i
Satixday, May ! 1 2002 11:46PM To: Div-1 Fro-r,: PhiiipC. Rj/oic. 9674152 Psce£o-'6

CD-i5i10«0)
COMPANY OPERATIONS REPORT

Rescue 2's apparatus and all tools carried on it were lost. A separate report dealing with this has
already been sent.

Respectfully submitted,

C.
Captain R-2 Or. 11
SatLrday.''.?ay r. 2002 1146PM To. Div-1 ^ Frcm. Pi-.il't. C. Ruvolo. 9674152 Page 6 of 5

CD--5C1C/BO;
COMPANY OPERATIONS REPORT
TO 1 Battalion Rescue Co. 2 Report No :
COMPANY
incioent No. 103

BOX NO. 5-5-8087 TIME: 084? hrs DATE: September 11 2CO'

Locator or
Adcress l WTC. Varhattan A.dm. Dist.' Lad-10 Block No..

Responded tc Signal. 5-5-8387 .Receivec oy: CADS Time: OSG3

While: At Quarters Arnved in. 16 min Assigned Spec Due on: 2nd Alarm

A:arm for £3 Fire D Emergency Zl Relocation D -else A'arm

Fire: STRUCTURAL corm TRANSPORTATION NON-STRUCTURE.

TYPE C.= CCC,'PANCl --UT1'. Bui'. :-ilf' SBUSH E.-..3&;.-

Bjilding. Classification by Occupancy D Residential El Commercial D Public

LJ Fireproof E3 Fire-protected O Non-fireproof
Classification by Construction D Wood Frame Q Metal D Hea^y Timcer

Number of Stories: '1C Area: 5DC x. 500

Ordered tc respond or return to: N/A _&y_ N/A
Time Ret-jrned: N/A Date Returned: N/A At Work: hrs.
Members Responding Lt Martin, FF.Lake, FF.Libretti, FF.Napoiitano FF.RaiL rF.Qu33pe, FF O'R.curke

MernDers Relieving. Capt Ruvolo. Lt Lund U Hos.e, F~ Smith. Civitiilo, Grecory. Eisengrein. Brzezinski, Sandas
Wood. Sorrin, Galione, Jaget, Tavella, Romeo, Jardin. Ssnzel, Arciere. Quinn, Esposito, Donneily. Riesling
Hydrant: Location N/A Pressures Start N/A Finish' N/A Average: N/A

Water: Time Used N/A Gallons Used-Fresh N/A Salt N/A

Mssk.Used TYPE MA.SKNC. DURATION TYPE MASK NO. DURATION
4.5 P.P. "_ Unknown 4.5 P.P. £ Unknown
4.5 P.P. 2 Unknown 4.5 P.P. 5 Unknown
4.5 P.P. 3 Unknown 4.5 P.P. 6 Unknown

Remar<s Unknown mask usage by the members responding. No Mask usage by the members relieving
that responded on the recall.

OPERATIONS: Due to the length of operations a separate L-l is attached.

Rank Caotair Group No 11

CD-15
COMPANY OPERATIONS REPORT

To: lsr Battalion Rescue 3 Report No

BOX NO. 10-60-8087 TIME 0845 DATE 9/11/01
Location or
Address WORLD TRADE CENTER Adm.Dist Block No.
Responded to Signal 10-60 Received by CADS Time 0845
While QRTS. Arrived in APP.10MIN. min Assigned SPEC UNITDue on 10-60
Alarm for: £3 Fire O Emergency D Relocation O False Alarm
Fire: STRUCTUAL HI-RISE TRANSPORTATION NON STRUCT
TYPE OF OCCUPANCY TYPE OF OCCUPANCY TYPE OF OCCUPANCY

Building: Classification by Occupancy O Residential ^Commercial dPublic

^Fireproof DFire Protected QNon F.P.
Classification by Constuction dJWood Frame [HMetal OHeavy Timber
Number of Stories 110 Area

Ordered to return to by.

Time Returned Date Returned At Work APP.500 Mrs 0 Min.
Members Responding CAPT.
HICKEY.FR.MEISENHEIMER.BLACKWELL.FOLEY.GAMBINO.REGAN.SCHRANG.SPOR
Members Relieving ALL OTHER MEMBERS OF RESCUE 3 ON RECALL.

Hydrant Location Pressure Start Finish Average

Water: Time Used Gallons Used - Fresh Salt
Masks Used: TYPE MASK NO. DURATION TYPE MASK NO. DURATION
Scott 4.5 1 min. Scott 4.5 2 min.
Scott 4.5 3 min. Scott 4.5 4 min.
Scott 4.5 5 min. Scott 4.5 6 min.
Remarks: MEMBERS MISSING ON 9/11/01CAPT.HICKEY,FR.MEISENHIEMER,BLACKWELL
FOLEY,GAMBINO,REGAN,SCHRANG,SPOR. (CAPT MICKEY R-4 WAS ,PCOT IN R-3)
RESCUE 3 LOST BOTH APPARATUS TO DAMAGE AND LOST ALL TOOLS ON BOTH
RIGS.
Operations: TO THE BEST OF MY KNOWNLEDGE R-3 MEMBERS WHO FIRST
RESPONDED OPERATED IN THE SOUTH TOWER REMOVING VICTIMS UNTIL BLDG.
COLLAPSED ON THEM. MEMBERS OF R-3 WHO RESPONDED AFTER THE COLLAPSE
OPERATED SEARCHING THE PILE AND VOIDS FOR VICTIMS AND REMOVING VICTIMS
REMAINS,

Captain Group No. 4

 CD-15 (10-60)
COMPANY OPERATIONS REPORT
To: IBAttalion RESCUE Company 4
BOX No. 8087 TIME:0852 DATE SEPT 11,2001
Location or
Address: WORLD TRADE CENTER Adm. Dist Block No.
Responded to Signal 10-60 Received by:Radio Time 0852
While On the air Arrived in 14 min. Assigned Special Called on 2nd Alarm
Alarm for: ^ Fire [ Emergency D Relocation Q False Alarm
Fire:
STRUCTURALx TRANSPORTATIONAL NON STRUCTURAL
Building: Row Frames
Classification by Occupancy I23 Residential O Commercial D Public
O Fireproof n Fire-Protected (~l Non-Fireproofed
Classification by Construction Wood Frame D Metal CD Heavy Timber
Number of Stories 110 Story Area 300 x300
Ordered to Return to Quarters by CHIEF NIGRO
Time Returned Date Returned 12/31/01 At Work 676 Hours Minutes
Members Responding LT DOWDELL, FR FARRELL FR MAHONEY, FR NELSON, FR BRENNAN,
FR PEARSALL, FR CAWLEY L136, FR TARASIEWCZ R-5 AND CAPT HICKEY (WORKING R-3)
Members Relieving NA
Hydrant: Location NA Pressures: Start psi Finish psi Average psi
Water: Time Used Gallons Used: Fresh Salt
Masks Used: TYPE MASK NO. DURATION TYPE MASK NO. DURATION
Scott 4.5 1 45 min. Scott 4.5 2 45 min.
Scott 4.5 3 45 min. Scott 4.5 4 45 min.
Scott 4.5 5 45 min. Scott 4.5 6 45 min.
Remarks: ALL ABOVE MEMBERS WERE LOST AT WORLD TRADE CENTER ATTACK. MAY THEY
REST IN PEACE
Operated under SOC Batt, BC Spillane
And NUMEROUS CHIEFS OVER MANY WEEKS .
INJURIES: FR MCAREE INJURED LEG FROM FALL
FR JANOSCAK -STITCHES TO LEG
ALL MEMBERS TREATED FOR FOREIGN BODIES IN EYES-CD-73 FOR ALL MEN
OPERATIONS: SEARCHED FOR ANY SURVINGING CIVILIANS AND MEMBERS

Rank CAPT Group No. 14

 RESCUE Co. 5 Fax:l-718-4S4-4285 Feb 23 2002 11:0? P. Gl

CD-IS (10-60)
COMPANY OPERATIONS REPORT
To: 1 Battalion RESCUE Company 5
BOX No. 55-8087 TIME: DATE September 11, 2001
Location or
Address WORLD TRADE CENTER Adm Dist. Block No.
Responded to Signal Speciaal Call Received by:radio Time
While 10-8 Arrived in min. Assigned Special Called on 5th Alarm
Alarm for: E3 Fire i 3 Emergency Relocation C False Alarm
Fire:
STRUCTURAL xx TRANSPORTATIONAL NON STRUCTURAL
Building:
Classification by Occupancy LJ Residential E1 Commercial D Public
D Fireproof 13 Fire-Protected LU Non-Fireproofed
Classification by Construction (~"l Wood Frame D Metal L] Heavy Timber
Number of Stories 110 Story Area 225 x 225
Ordered to Respond to by
Time Returned 0 Date Returned At Work Hours Minutes
Members Responding See Below
Members Relieving None
Hydrant: Location Pressures: Start psi Finish psi Average ps.
Water: Time Used Gallons Used: Fresh Salt
Masks Used: TYPE MASK NO. DURATION TYPE MASK NO. DURATION
Scott 4.5 min.
min.
mln.
Remarks:
Members Responding: Capt Modafferi, Lt Harrell, Lt Russo cov SOC, FF Fiore, FF Bini,
FF Bergin, FF Mascall, FF Miller, FF Palazzo, FF Tarasiewicz, FF Fletcher, FF Rossomando
also Lt Margiotta from (bn22)

OPERATIONS:
Members responded to the World Trade Center Attack on 9-11-01 all died in the lina of
duty.
 Fax:718-622-5475 Feb IS 2C02 15:03 P.Ci
SQUfiD ONE

Company Operations Report

02W2002 ID: 94

To P-l Battalion Squad C.n. I Incident Nc._ 103

COMPANY
BOX NO 808? TIME 08:55 DATE 09/j 1/2001
Location or
Address -5KIC- AdmDist Block No.
Responded To Signal JO-60 Received_By Teleprinter Time OS:55
While la JJnartgrs . Arrived In min. Assigned Spec Unit Due On
AlannFor £ Fire Ij Emergency !~ Relocation ID False Alarm
Fire: Strucmrai XXXXXXXXX Transportation Non-Strucninl
Type of Oecupa«cT Auto, Bos, Stip, Etc. Brasb, Rnbfclib Etc
Building: Classification by Occupancy ~3 Residential 2 Commercial Cj Public
Si Fireproof ~] Fire-protected G Non-flreproof
Classification by Conftruction D Wood frsme g; Meaa] 3 Heavy Timber
110 A/ea: 200 X 200
Ordered to respond or return to By
Time Returned ________ Date Returned 01/11/11H hrs. nun.
Members Responding _____

Members Relieving

Hydrant Location Pressures: Stan Finish Average

Water: Time Used Gallons Used-Fresh. Salt
Mwk T>pe Mask No. Duration Mask Type Mask No. Duration

Remarks; The following members olTSq, -1 responded to the WTC and continued OB to their final res tag
place.
Capt Jaroei Amato, Lt Michael Esposito, Lt. Edward D'Atri, FF Thomas Butler, FF Steven
Siller, FF Pete Carroll, FF Robert Cordice, FF Mathew Garvey, FF Gary Box FF Brian
Bilcher, FF David Fontaaa

Operations: They operated with the utmost courage and pride as they saved thousands or people.

Rank. Lieutenant GroirpNo: 12

 Fax:l:-212~274-C2S3 Jan 11 20C2 10=00 F.C1

•NYCED Fax:212-219-8696

Check Message

P.I Jan 11 2002 09^53

[' D.0.7 1 t Check condition tf reirats -ax. ]• C BnTl

COMPANY OPERATIONS REPORT

To: 1 Battalion Squad Company 18
BOX Noi 8087 TIME: 0447 DATE September 11, 2001
Looetiertor .
Address 1 ft 2 World Trade Center Adm. Dist 5010 Block No.
Responded & Signal 10-75 Received byrTeleprinter Time 0847
Whlfe In Quarter* Arrived In 4 min. Assigned Special Catted on let Alarm
Alarm fof; 3 Emergency Q Relocation Q False Alarm
Fire,
STRUCTURAL XX TRANSPORTATIONS NON STRUCTURAL
Building'..
CiasttJfieation by Occupancy Residential Commercial D Public
Fireproof Fire-Protected Q NorvFireproofad
Classification by Construction Wood Frame Metal - Q heavy Timber
: Number of Stories 110 Story Araa 200 x 200
Ordered to Return to Quarters by
Time Returned Date Returned At Work Hours Minutes
Members Responding Lt McGinn, FP« MoJIca, Virgillo, Haskeli, Fredericks, Haldermen, Allen
Members Relieving N/A.
Hydrant location N/A Pressures: Start psi Rntsh psi Average psi
Wat^n Ttme Used Gallons Used: Fresh Salt
Mask< Ujsed: TYPE MASK NO. DURATION TYPE MASK NO. DURATION
8octt4.5 1 mln, Scott 4.6 2 min.
Scott 4.5 3 mln. Scott 4.5 4 mln.
Scott 4.5 5 mln. Scott 4.5 6 min.
Remarks;
All members of Squad 18 who responded wffli ipparatua on 9/11 p*ri»hed.

QP^ATJONS:
Upon arrival Squad 18 was ordered to upper floor of north tower to assist with evacuation
of civilian* and exilngutaft men* of fire.
_ . . . . . .

Company Operations Report

01/1 7/2002 ID: 246

To 1 Battalion Squad 41 Incident No. 103

COMPANY
BOX NO 8087 TIME 08:55 DATE 09/11/2001
Location or
A.ddrers Wor'd Trade Center Adm Dist Block No.
Responded To Signal Special Call Received By Teleprinter Time 08:55
While In Quarters Arrived In 15 min. Assigned Soec Unit Due On 2nd alarm
Alarm For E Fire D Emergency D Relocation D False Alarm
Fire: Structural Commercial Transportation Non-Structural
Type of Occupancy Auto, Bus, Ship, Etc. Brush, Rubbish Etc.
Building: Classification by Occupancy D Residential S/j Commercial D Public
53 Fireproof D Fire-protected D Non-fireproof
Classification by Construction D Wood frame g Metal D Heavy Timber
Number of Stories: 110 Area: 200 X 200
Ordered to respond or return to Not Returned By
Time Returned Date Returned At Work hrs. mm.
Members Responding Lt. Michael Healey FF. Robert Hamilton FF. Gregory Sikorsky
FF. Richard Vanhine FF. Thomas Cullen FF. Michael Lyons
Members Relieving>

Hydrant Location Pressures: Start Finish Average

Water: Time Used Gallons Used-Fresh Salt
Mask Type Mask No. Duration Mask Type Mask No. Duration
4.5 1 1 hour 4.5 4 1 hour
4.5 2 1 hour 4.5 5 1 hour
4.5 3 1 hour 4.5 6 1 hour\: AH memb

Operations: Squad 41 operated 24 hours a day from September 11, 2001 until October 1, 2001. Squad 41
operated 97 hours in October, 56 hours in November and 86 hours in December. Squad 41's
initial assignment and operations on 9/11 is not known. Continued operations after 9/11
included vioid searches and operations as assigned by SOC Battalion. Property lost at WTC
included hand tools, saws, meters and a number of members personal gear.. A list of additional
tools lost is attached.

Rank: Captai Group No:

CD-IS (10-60)
COMPANY OPERATIONS REPORT
To: 1 Battalion Squad Company 61
BOX No. 8087 TIME: DATE September 11, 2001
Location or
Address: World Trade Center Adm. Dist. Block No.
Responded to Signal Special Call Received by.Teleprinter Time 1005
While in Quarters Arrived in 25 min. Assigned Special Called on 5th Alarm
Alarm for: [X] Fire |~~| Emergency [~1 Relocation [~~| False Alarm
Fire:
STRUCTURAL XXX TRANSPORTATIONAL NON STRUCTURAL
Building:
Classification by Occupancy 0 Residential [XI Commercial D Public
1X1 Fireproof I I Fire-Protected 0 Non-Fireproofed
Classification by Construction 1 I Wood Frame D Metal 1 I Heavy Timber
Number of Stories 110 Story Area 200 x 200
Ordered to Return to Quarters by
Time Returned 2300 Date Returned 9/11/01 At Work 12 Hours 30 Minutes
Members Responding Lt Runfola FF Pettignano FF Kearney FF Carey FF Grasso FF Smyth Sq-1
FF Hollywood FF Zeolla FF Day Faso FF Rufrano FF Tanagretta
Members Relieving
Hydrant: Location Pressures: Start psi Finish psi Average psi
Water: Time Used Gallons Used: Fresh Salt
Masks Used: TYPE MASK NO. DURATION TYPE MASK NO. DURATION
Scott 4.5 1 45 min. Scott 4.5 2 45 min.
Scott 4.5 3 45 min. Scott 4.5 4 45 min.
Scott 4.5 5 45 min. Scott 4.5 6 45 min.
Remarks:
1st 6 members above were the assigned day tour. 2nd 6 members were recalled and
responded with day tour with Sq-61 2nd piece. Lt Daniel Pfeifer assigned to BOT worked
with company after arrival at WTC. FF Grasso, FF Hollywood and FF Pettignano were
removed to area hospitals from site. They all returned to duty on their next assigned tour.

OPERATIONS:
Our 1st assignment was to search the subway station (#1) on Church St across from the
WTC. Results negative. We were then ordered to search Building #5 stairway B looking
for Ladder Co. 6 who was still missing. Members were split and all stairways were
searched. Results negative. After stairway search members made search of accessable
areas of Building #5.1 injured off-duty police officer was found on the 3rd floor and
removed to an ambulance. Results of this search reported to DC Fox D-6. DC Fox ordered
officer and 2 members to attempt to gain access to the roof of Building #5 due to reports
of people on the roof. Members reentered the building and made it to approximately
the 7th floor before heat and smoke condition combined with instability of the
upper floors prevented any further advance. Results reported to DC Fox.

Rank Lieutenant Group No. 2

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COMPANY OPERATIONS REPORT
SQUAD COMPANY 61
Company then ordered to assist in searching office building on Liberty St. between
Washington St. and West St. (the building with the big gouge in the middle). Assisted with
search of the debris field on Liberty St. Then worked under SOC on West St. and Liberty
St. assisting in void searches in the area of the Vista Hotel.

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 CD-I5 (10-60)
COMPANY OPERATIONS REPORT
To: 1 Battalion Squad Company 252
BOX No. 8084 TIME: 0905 DATE September 11, 2001
Location or
Address: WORLD TRADE CENTER Adm. Dist, Block No.
Responded to Signal 5-5 Received by:Teleprinter Time 0905
While in Quarters Arrived in 20 min. Assigned Squad 5th Alarm
Alarm for: x Fire I D Emergency D Relocation Q False Alarm
Fire:
STRUCTURAL TRANSPORTATIONAL NON STRUCTURAL
Building:
Classification by Occupancy Residential x Commercial x Public
X Fireproof HH Fire-Protected CD Non-Fireproofed
Classification by Construction [~~l Wood Frame D Metal I I Heavy Timber
Number of Stories 110Story Area 400 x 400
Ordered to Return to Quarters by
Time Returned Date Returned At Work Hours Minutes
Members Responding LT Higgins, FF Langone, FF Prior, FF Kuveikis, FF Coleman, FF Lyons
Members Relieving
Hydrant: Location Pressures: Start psi Finish psi Average psi
Water: Time Used Gallons Used: Fresh Salt
Masks Used: TYPE MASK NO. DURATION TYPE MASK NO. DURATION
Scott 4.5 1 45 min. Scott 4.5 4 45 min.
2 45 min. " 5 45 min.
3 45 min. " 6 45 min.
Remarks:

OPERATIONS:
Squad-252 reporterd into the command post of the North tower.
Report from trapped civilains indicate members of Sq-252 removed them from elevator on
approx 20th floor of the north tower and brought them down to the lobby. The members
then began to climb to the upper floors again to answer a mayday call from Rescue-1.
All 6 members of Sq-252 were lost when the North tower collapsed, may they rest in
peace.
All other assigned members of Sq-252 were on the scene by 11:00 hours after answering
the recall.

'/
^Rank Lieut Group No. 5
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CD-IS (10-60) • '
COMPANY OPERATIONS REPORT
To: 1 Battalion Squad Company 270
BOX No. 55-8087 TIME: 1100 DATE September 11. 2001
Location or
Address: 1 WTC Adm. Dist. Block No.
Responded to Signal Spec Call Received byTeleprinter Time 1100
Whi e in Quarters Arrived in 20 min. Assigned Special Called on 5th Alarm
Alarm for: £3 F're D Emergency G Relocation Q False Alarm
Fire:
STRUCTURAL xxxxx TRANSPORTATION NON STRUCTURAL
Building:
Classification by Occupancy G Residential G Commercial ^ Public
D Fireproof Q Fire-Protected Q Non-Fireproofed
Classification by Construction G Wood Frame ^ Metal Q Heavy Timber
Number of Stories 110 Story Area 300 x 300
Ordered to Return to Quarters by CWTC
Tims Returned 0 Date Returned At Work Hours Minutes
Members Responding Capt Lafemina , FF. Anderson, Maslinski, Seeley, Smith, Piarulli, Ginley
Members Relieving
Hydrant: Location Pressures: Start psi Finish psi Average psi
Water: Tinre Used Gallons Used: Fresh Salt
Masks Used: TYPE MASK NO. DURATION TYPE MASK NO. DURATION
Scott 4.5 1 30 min. Scott 4.5 2 30 min.
Scott 4.5 3 30 min. Scott 4.5 4 30 min.
Scott 4.5 5 30 min. Scott 4.5 6 30 min.
Remarks:
On Recall all members of Sq-270 responded to WTC

OPERATIONS:
SQ-270 responded to WTC after collapse of both Towers. Sq-270 operated in the search
and removal of our members and civilians. SQ-270 operated on a continous basis for the
next 2 weeks. Ail lost property reports havt been forwarded.

Rank Lieutenant Group No. 23

CD-15 (10-60)
COMPANY OPERATIONS REPORT
To: 1 Battalion SQUAD Company 288
BOX No. 55-8087 TIME: 0847 DATE : September 11, 2001
Location or
Address: 1 WTC Adm. Dist. Block No.
Responded to Signal 10-75 Received by: CADS Time 1606
While In quarters Arrived in 15 min. Assigned Special Called on 5th Aim
Alarm for: £3 Fire CD Emergency D Relocation Q False Alarm
Fire:
STRUCTURAL x TRANSPORTATIONAL NON STRUCTURAL
Building: Multiple Dwelling
Classification by Occupancy Residential Commercial (X/Public
O Fireproof Fire-Protected Non-Fireproofed
Classification by Construction Wood Frame Metal CD Heavy Timber
Number of Stories 110 Story Area 300 x 300
Ordered to Return to Quarters by CWTC
Time Returned n/a Date Returned Continued Operation AtWork250+ Hour 00
MIN Minutes
Members Responding Lt. Kerwin, FF. Gies, Hunter, lelpi, Rand, Sweeney R-1
Members Relieving NA
Hydrant: Location NA Pressures: Start psi Finish psi Average psi
Water: Time Used Gallons Used: Fresh Salt
Masks Used: TYPE MASK NO. DURATION TYPE MASK NO. DURATION
Scott 4.5 1 45 min. Scott 4.5 2 45 min.
Scott 4.5 3 45 min. Scott 4.5 4 45 min.
Scott 4.5 5 45 min. Scott 4.5 6 45 min.
Remarks:
Members Lost at WTC: Lt. Kerwin, FF. Gies, Hunter, lelpi, Rand, Sweeney R-1
May they rest in peace !
* CD-73's to be filled out for ALL members of Sq.288 by BHS

OPERATIONS:
Squad 288 responded on the 5th Alarm and the on duty members above perished. The
recall brought in the entire rest of the company on duty. Squad 288 operated on a
continues basis for the next 2 weeks.
Lost Tools / Equipment: 6 Masks + Cylinders, 6 HT's, MSA CO meter, 4 Halligans, 2 Axes,
2 Mauls, Thermal Camera, 2 Search Ropes, 2 Strobelights, 1 LSR with belt, 3 saws,
1 Binoculars, 3 hooks, 1 GX-91, 2 Griphoists, Chainsaw, Spool of Hi-Angle Rope, trench
tools, 2 pinchbars, 3 gas cans, 2 Sawzalls, 5 wood blades, 5 metal blades, Geiger
Counter, 2 shovels, Rebar cutter

//Rank Captain Group No. 22 (cov)

^y
 Hazardous Material Operation Report
r To Battalion 02 From Haz Mat 1

Location: WORLD TRADE CENTER

Unit Times fc
Type Incident TERRORIST ATTACK ON THE TRADE CE
Assigned: 09/11/20018:50
Structural a BldgType HIGH RISE Arrived: 09/11/20019:19
Area Height 110 stories Available: 09/12/2001 18:00
NSTvpe: Operational 33:10
NSComments:

Action taken prior to arrival: First due units secured area.

Product Identification Amount Prod Data MSDSOBD Other Source Class

lead 999999 cu ft D D a 6. 1

D n n
asbestos 999999 cu ft 9. 1

unkown 999999 cu ft D D !—I

9. 1

Jet Fuel 100000 Ib.s D a n 3

Company Operations I
Level Of Protection Communications
Entry Team: FF LineOfSight D HT
BackUp: FF HandSignals 2
DeconTeam: FF Other:

Operation I Kevin Smith standing in front of quarters witnessed the first plane crash into the World
Trade Center at approximately 0847 hours, he called it to the attention of the
housewatch. Housewatch confirmed and called Queens with the verbal and then turned
out Haz Mat Co. 1. Haz Mat notified the Queens Midtown Tunnel requesting an open
lane, we were advised to enter from Borden Ave where one westbound lane from the

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 south tube was cleared and waiting. Haz Mat turned east on 34th Street to the FDR
Drive South to South Street, right on Beekman, right on Water, left on Dover, right at
Park Row, left on Chambers, left on West Street left on Vesey Street and a quick right
down the Northbound lanes of West Street. This route was choosen becaue the wind
was coming from the west and we needed to position ourselves up wind.
ALL TEAMS DONNED PROTECTIVE EQUIPMENT AND GATHERED
NECESSARY TOOLS AND EQUIPMENT. Then all teams headed south from Vesey
St. and West St. toward the Command Post.
Resource repositioned both Haz Mat Rigs just North of Vesey Street on West St. and
then assisted other members, on recall, from Squad 18 with tools, equipment, and
SCBAs. As the roar of an screaming jet engine pasted, with in... the South Tower '
collasped as the plume came North on West Street, I jumped into MH8901 and sealed
off the Resource area. Then I handed out Racals PPE to PAPD personel that jumped
into Haz Mats 1st piece for protection and cover.
After the South Tower collasped Resource was unable to contact any member of Haz
Mat Co. 1.
Approximately 15 minutes later the North Tower collasped and again I find myself
heading for shelter on Haz Mats 1st piece. After the dust settled a little, I emerged and
found spot fires all around including under Hat Mat's 1st piece. I grabbed a fire
extinguish and put out the fire under Hat Mat 1 and also extinguished other gound fires
in the area, then assited civilians with oxygen and dust mask.
After that I drove a few blocks North up the West Side Highway met up with a few
recalled FireFighters from Haz Mat Co.l (FF. B. Hunter, FF. A. Koroghlian, FF. P.
McArdle, these members were in the collaspe zone and survived) and we drove back
down to the site, and picked up other recalled members, who couldn't run fast enough
to get there, to help with search and rescue. There at Vesey Street and West St. we
met up with FF. Borkowski, FF. R. Gimbl and Lt. S. Rybak, made a plan and proceed
South on foot to the site.
Haz Mat Co.l later staged at Vesey St. and North End Ave until ISOOhrs on 9/12/01
&s HM Co. 1 was taking up we got called back because of a gas leak. Entry team
donned protective equipment, reported to the Command Post and proceeded to seal off
a 4" gas leak located at Vesey St and WTC building #7. (Entry Team and Back Up
Team: FF. Regan, FF. Crowe, FF Tralli, FF Hack mitigated the gas leak)

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Involved Agencys Notified
Unit Rank LName ID# On Scene ViaDisp

CON EDISON ERGEN 1E+09 0:00

Federal Emergency Management A ERGEN 9E+08 0:00

mta ERGEN 9E+08 0:00

Office of Emergency Management ERGEN 9E+08 0:00

PORT AUTHORITY POLICE ERGEN 9E+08 0:00

NYC Police Department 1 TUAL, 9E+08 0:00

NEW YORK POLICE DEPARTM 'HE DEI 9E+08 0:00

Dept. of Sanitation ERGEN 9E+08 0:00

n ALAR* 9E+08 0:00

Brooklyn Union Gas ERGEN 1E+09 0:00

NYC Fire Department TUAL i 9E+08 0:00

DEC ERGEN 9E+08 0:00

Department Enviromental Protectio ERGEN 9E+08 0:00

DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH ERGEN 9E+08 0:00

Dept of Transportation ERGEN 9E+08 0:00

Emergency Medical Services 'HE DEI 9E+08 0:00

Environmental Protection Agency ERGEN 9E+08 0:00

FBI ERGEN 9E+08 0:00

United Nations Security ERGEN 9E+08 0:00

Misc. Information folk^nq equipment is missinq

All missing equipment as been replaced
as of 9/19/01

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 Responding members stil missinos as of 9/19/01
Chief Fanning (HMO)
Cart. Moodv
Cart. Waters (UFO)
Lt. Crisi
FF. Carev
FF. K. Smith
FF. Gardner
FF. Hohmann
FF. Scauso
FF. Demeo
FF. Giodiano
FF. WeHv (So 288)

Disposition Left with FDNY SOC. FEMA Urban Search and Rescue
Cause Determined ^ Circumstances 2 HIGH JAKED COMMERICIAL AIRLINERS
CRASHED INTO EACH TOWER CAUSE THE
T A -nor? yvr1 TV\TIH-?T» i AXTT\ AXTT-V nwnr r-v

Meter Readings
Model Reading Time Date Location sub Location

Ludlum 19 backgr '12/2001 WORLD WORK TRA

GX91-02 '12/2001 WORLD WORK TRA

GX91-01 '12/2001 WORLD WORK TRA

CAM '12/2001 WORLD WORK TRA

APD 2000 '12/2001 WORLD WORK TRA

Items Used Member Information

Equipment Name Used
B/U 1 DEMEO
Absorpent pad 1 B/U 1 SCAUSO
Duct Tape 1 Captain MOODY

PLASTIC BAGS 1 Decon 1 HOHMANN

Decon 2 GIORDANO
SOLVEX GLOVES 30
Entry 1 GARDNER
SURGICAL GLOVES 100 Entry 2 SMITH K
Level B Boots 10 Lieutenant CRISCI

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 BOOTIES Resource CASTAGNA

r Trainee 1 WELTY

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