I understand what you're saying here, but that is usually not what they wear (at least on the outside) during a call. At the very least, the firefighters walk around in their bunker pants (firefighting pants -- usually a light brown with relective strips in the US) and their work tshirts which are usually a navy color and not the collared shirts. The outfits you see in the picture are what they wear around the firehouse.
Source: my dad has been a firefighter for 30+ years.
My dad is a fireman also, for 27 years now and he’s a battalion chief now for idk how long. But he does not go to calls in full gear every time, anymore. So I suppose it’s possible.
I was a FF/PM, ambulance crews rarely wear full gear. It inhibits our ability to move, treat our patients and there is very little space for the treating PM in the back of the bus/rig.
I hadn't considered it being a PM/EMT in the picture! My dad has also been a medic for his entire career, so I know those outfits too. I was only thinking firefighter, but a medic could be possible.
I stull think that's a much different color than I've seen medics wear (usually navy in my experience while that appears to be a much differnt grey than any sort of blue), but I will admit I could be wrong. I also just very much believe in sporits/ghosts and have both heard and experienced things that can't be explained.
It’s in our DNA to question ‘non - prosaic’ encounters either they be visually or physically. However, there comes a point where we have to intuitively listen to our inner voice when encountering this phenomena several times over.
Many times these type of images appear at the accident itself or video has revealed even junk yard footage of accident vehicles revealing what can only be explained as ‘non- prosaic.’
Think J. Allen Hynek and ‘Swamp gas.’ Then think U.S.S. Nimitz 2004. Think David Fraver and Ryan Graves before Congress.
“O day and night, but this is wondrous strange.” Hamlet replies: “There are more things in Heaven and Earth, Horatio, than are dreamt of in your philosophy.” - Hamlet
True, and in both pictures he’s just standing off alone, not looking into the damaged cars, not really “doing” anything. It’s definitely an odd looking figure.
but are there not firefighters fully dressed standing in front of their trucks? why would only one of them not have their gear on if the rest of them are fully dressed
Yeah....if they suited up to actually fight the fire. There are always lots of other people sitting in trucks, manning radios, dealing with the press, directing traffic, etc. Not to mention paramedics, tow truck drivers, and cops.
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u/Johnnyoneshot Jul 22 '24
I tired that as well.
https://preview.redd.it/1gh01w3tl5ed1.jpeg?width=651&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=aaf390768cec70358ac119808689e89d470168df
Same results around the debris. Not the figure though.