Unidentified Speaker 2

as the men made their way out of the smoke-filled building.

All of a sudden, there was a radio message. Rescue 600 to command. We're in the building. We're disoriented.

All of a sudden, there was a radio message. Rescue 600 to command. We're in the building. We're disoriented.

All of a sudden, there was a radio message. Rescue 600 to command. We're in the building. We're disoriented.

We cannot find our way out. Somewhere inside the smoke-filled maze of cold storage rooms, Paul and Jerry were lost. We're looking at each other going,

We cannot find our way out. Somewhere inside the smoke-filled maze of cold storage rooms, Paul and Jerry were lost. We're looking at each other going,

We cannot find our way out. Somewhere inside the smoke-filled maze of cold storage rooms, Paul and Jerry were lost. We're looking at each other going,

Did you hear what he just said? To listen to men in that situation, especially when they're friends of yours. That'll never leave me. I'll never forget it.

Did you hear what he just said? To listen to men in that situation, especially when they're friends of yours. That'll never leave me. I'll never forget it.

Did you hear what he just said? To listen to men in that situation, especially when they're friends of yours. That'll never leave me. I'll never forget it.

Chief McNamee now ordered a new search to find Jerry and Paul. What's going through your head at this moment? We've got to get this done. We don't have a lot of time. The men walked back into a building that was now bursting into flames. You couldn't see anything in there.

Chief McNamee now ordered a new search to find Jerry and Paul. What's going through your head at this moment? We've got to get this done. We don't have a lot of time. The men walked back into a building that was now bursting into flames. You couldn't see anything in there.

Chief McNamee now ordered a new search to find Jerry and Paul. What's going through your head at this moment? We've got to get this done. We don't have a lot of time. The men walked back into a building that was now bursting into flames. You couldn't see anything in there.

You were just going by feel, senses, touch, and it was like nothing you've ever seen before.

You were just going by feel, senses, touch, and it was like nothing you've ever seen before.

You were just going by feel, senses, touch, and it was like nothing you've ever seen before.

The men worked in shifts. There were probably up to 40 people at one time. There was Tim Jackson and his partner, Tommy Spencer. Tommy Spencer had this look in his eyes, let's get this done. And they just watched them just disappear up into the smoke. There was Joe McGurk and his partner, a young man named Jay Lyons.

The men worked in shifts. There were probably up to 40 people at one time. There was Tim Jackson and his partner, Tommy Spencer. Tommy Spencer had this look in his eyes, let's get this done. And they just watched them just disappear up into the smoke. There was Joe McGurk and his partner, a young man named Jay Lyons.

The men worked in shifts. There were probably up to 40 people at one time. There was Tim Jackson and his partner, Tommy Spencer. Tommy Spencer had this look in his eyes, let's get this done. And they just watched them just disappear up into the smoke. There was Joe McGurk and his partner, a young man named Jay Lyons.

Jay has a very special place in my heart because I moved into this house in 1977. Jay was 12 years old. He lived across the street. He became my young friend. He used to always quiz me about the fire department, the firefighters, until he finally became a firefighter after he graduated from college.