Photographs

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Demonstrations

Members from our department and the Danville Life Saving Crew put on a mock car accident demonstration for high school students before prom night, to show the dangers of drinking and driving.

Rescue members are shown disentangling vehicle occupants from the wreckage.

Members give a tour of the old Fire 258 for local school children, showing the extra equipment we carry.

Actual Events

Firefighters attempt to ventilate a roof in order to gain control of a structure fire.

Competitions

This is an article from the Danville Register & Bee, showing Tunstall Fire & Rescue members in the final moments of the Lowe's / Dewalt Tools' tool competition. The competition was to see who could cut a car in half the fastest using only a supplied Dewalt 24v cordless reciprocating saw, with spare blades and batteries. Opponents were from the Danville Life Saving Crew. Tunstall members cut their car in half in only 2 minutes and 55 seconds!
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Rescue members are shown cutting their car in the final moments of the competition.

Tunstall Fire & Rescue members are shown posing for photographers after claiming their victory.

Trainings

Lieutenant Michael Bray is shown here in full protective gear, demonstrating the pumper to visitors. He has just charged the booster line.

Lt. Bray adjusting the spray pattern.

Advancing the line.

Training held at a local fire school, where our firefighters had the opportunity to learn advanced fire suppression techniques.

Miscellaneous Photos

Member and Past Chief, Clyde Inman takes a blood pressure for a member of the community. We offer checks any time at the station.

A "first place" fire prevention poster done by local school children during fire prevention week.

Our annual Christmas Tree, done by our ladies auxiliary. This tree has white lights in memory of friends and loved ones who have passed on, and red lights in honor of friends and loved ones. We hold a tree lighting ceremony in which a prayer is said, and Christmas carols are sung.

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	All apparatus photos on left can be enlarged. Click the link on the right for a full description of the truck and it's contents.
	Fire 251 Page
	Fire 252 Page
	Fire 253 Page
	Fire 254 Page
	Fire 257 Page
	Rescue 251 Page
	Rescue 252 Page
	Station & Trucks Page

	Members from our department and the Danville Life Saving Crew put on a mock car accident demonstration for high school students before prom night, to show the dangers of drinking and driving.
	Rescue members are shown disentangling vehicle occupants from the wreckage.
	Members give a tour of the old Fire 258 for local school children, showing the extra equipment we carry.

	This is an article from the Danville Register & Bee, showing Tunstall Fire & Rescue members in the final moments of the Lowe's / Dewalt Tools' tool competition. The competition was to see who could cut a car in half the fastest using only a supplied Dewalt 24v cordless reciprocating saw, with spare blades and batteries. Opponents were from the Danville Life Saving Crew. Tunstall members cut their car in half in only 2 minutes and 55 seconds! Click here for an even larger version of the newspaper article to the right (177 KB)
	Rescue members are shown cutting their car in the final moments of the competition.
	Tunstall Fire & Rescue members are shown posing for photographers after claiming their victory.

	Lieutenant Michael Bray is shown here in full protective gear, demonstrating the pumper to visitors. He has just charged the booster line.
	Lt. Bray adjusting the spray pattern.
	Advancing the line.
	Training held at a local fire school, where our firefighters had the opportunity to learn advanced fire suppression techniques.

	Member and Past Chief, Clyde Inman takes a blood pressure for a member of the community. We offer checks any time at the station.
	A "first place" fire prevention poster done by local school children during fire prevention week.
	Our annual Christmas Tree, done by our ladies auxiliary. This tree has white lights in memory of friends and loved ones who have passed on, and red lights in honor of friends and loved ones. We hold a tree lighting ceremony in which a prayer is said, and Christmas carols are sung.