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Aldie Volunteer Fire Department, Inc.
39459 John Mosby Hwy
Aldie, VA 20105-0366
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 | Aldie's First Fire Engine
This used 1948 Chevrolet fire engine was Aldie VFD's first fire engine. This engine cost $5500, and served Aldie until 1972 when it was destroyed by flash flooding during Tropical Storm Agnes. Photo credit unknown.
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| |  | Former Wagon 7 - 1996 Pierce Dash
This unit ran as Wagon 7 from 1996-2007. This unit had a 430 hp Detroit Diesel engine, a 1500 gpm pump, a 750 gallon water tank, and a 7.5 kw Onan generator. A good portion of this truck was paid for by donations from the Gudelsky Family and Chantilly Crushed Stone. This photo was taken while the unit operated at a working house fire on Lime Kiln Rd. This unit was sold to the Sterling Volunteer Fire Dept in July 2007 and now runs as Wagon 611. Photo credit Pat Brandenburg.
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| |  | Former Engine 7 in Oklahoma
The 1981 Mack MC that ran as Engine 7 from 1981 to 2005 was sold to the North 48 Volunteer Fire Department in Cleveland, Oklahoma. This unit had a 750 GPM pump, a 750 gallon water tank, and a 3.5 kw generator. Photo courtesy of the North 48 VFD.
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| |  | Former Wagon 7
This 1978 Mack MB ran as Wagon 7 from 1978 to 1996. It had a 210 HP Diesel engine, 3.5 kw Onan generator, 750 gpm pump, and 750 gallon water tank. It was Aldie's first Diesel fire engine and the first with rear seating positions for firefighters. The bulk of the cost of this unit was paid for by a generous donation from the Gudelsky Family. Photo credit Susan Hottle.
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| |  | Former Tanker 7 - 1989 Mack/Ward '79 Tanker
Shown in this photo is the 1989 Mack MC/Ward '79 tanker shortly after it's arrival at the firehouse. This unit had a 750 gpm pump and a 1250 gallon tank and ran as Tanker 7 from 1989-2005. Photo credit Mike Carter.
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| |  | The First Brush 7
Around 1974, Aldie VFD placed it's first brush unit in-service. This International pickup was the only green piece of apparatus ever owned by Aldie, and it was eventually painted red by the firemen. It was sold in 1980 to the Milton Gulick Farm. Shown here spraying water in the parking lot of Aldie Elementary School are (from left) Buzzy Carter, Jeff Flippo, and James Sudduth. Photo credit unknown.
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| |  | The new Tanker 7 - 1975
Chief Murrell Partlow shows Sandy, Beth, and Chris Perricone the pump panel on the new Tanker 7 as Mike Carter sits on the running board of the unit. This vehicle had a 1200 gallon tank and a 250 GPM pump.Photo credit Vince Perricone.
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| |  | 1953 GMC Engine
A color photo of the 1953 GMC that was purchased to replace the engine damaged during Agnes. Photo credit unknown.
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| |  | Aldie's First Brand-New Fire Engine
Aldie firemen proudly stand beside their brand-new 1964 American LaFrance fire engine. This engine cost a whopping $17,000. This unit ran as Engine 7-1, (later changed to Wagon 7) from 1964 to 1978, and as Engine 7 from 1978-1981. Photo taken beside the old fire station, which was located in front of the current station. Left to right are: Hugh Downs, Fritz Hutchinson, Louis Carter, Buzzy Carter, and Bobby Tyler. Photo credit Loudoun Times-Mirror.
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| |  | 1953 GMC Engine 7
This unit was purchased to replace the engine destroyed during Tropical Storm Agnes. This unit formerly belonged to Herndon, VA. This ran as Engine 7 from 1972-1978 and currently belongs to a private owner who has restored the unit. Photo credit unknown.
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PER THE LOUDOUN COUNTY
FIRE MARSHAL'S OFFICE:
BURN BAN IS IN
EFFECT UNTIL FURTHER
NOTICE
Duck sales
started May 22, 2010
at the Aldie Fire Station
during the
"Treasures on the
Turnpike" village
yard ...
Yesterday, contractors
began to install a new
carport adjacent to the
Aldie Fire Station.
This carport will soon
house ...