This is from Larry Shapiro:

Chicago had a 3-11 alarm fire last night (April 29, 2016) at 3327 W. 48th Place. It was a four-story building, measuring 100x300 feet, completely filled with mattresses. I arrived toward the end of the incident and thought I’d share a few photos of the apparatus on scene. I know several other contributors were there from the beginning, so here are some of the specialty units that were deployed.

Among the units present were the Mobile Battery Vehicle 6-3-9, the Rehab Unit 5-7-1, the 5-11 Club Canteen 4-0-2, the Communications Van 2-7-4, and the MVU 9-2-4 from O’Hare, which was specially called in. There was also an all-red buggy and another unit equipped with blue lights. These types of responses always bring out some unique and interesting equipment.

Chicago FD MVU 924 from O'Hare Airport

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Chicago FD E-ONE Tower Ladder 39 at night

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Chicago FD E-ONE Tower Ladder 39 at night

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Chicago FD Engine 65

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Chicago FD Battalion 14

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Chicago FD E-ONE Tower Ladder 39 at night

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Chicago FD Engine 34

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Chicago FD Mobile Command Unit 274

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Chicago FD Mobile Battery Vehicle 639

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Chicago FD Deputy District Chief 224

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Chicago FD Rehab Unit 571

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Chicago 5-11 Club Canteen unit

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