Fort Bragg Fire & Emergency Services (North Carolina)

== History ==
As a result of the 2005 Base Realignment and Closure Plan, operations at Pope Air Force Base were realigned, and all Air Force units were moved elsewhere. Effective March 1, 2011, Pope Air Force Base was absorbed by Fort Bragg, becoming Pope Field. The 43rd Air Mobility Operations Group was formed to provide Air Force support to the 82nd Airborne Division.
===Fire Stations===
Station 	Address 	In Service 	Notes
1 	Present site of main parade grounds 	ca.1919-before 1975	First fire station building.
 	Normandy and Sicily roads, NW corner 	WWII-before 1975 	Wooden structure. AAFES Shoppette later housed in building before demolition.
 	Woodruff Street, south side between Reilly and Jackson, about one-third of the block east of Reilly	WWII-before 1975 	Wooden structure. Building was adjacent to "Mule barns." Army TMDE Calibration Lab later housed in building before demolition.
3 	Butner Road and Durham Street 	1941-1002 	Demolished after new Station 3 opened in 2004.
 	Honeycutt Road and Black Jack Street, NE corner 	WWII-before 1975 	Wooden structure. Later part of Motor Pool. Building demolished as live burn for training.
Camp MacKall 	Glider Road and unnamed road, SE corner 	WWII 	Wooden structure. Foundation still survives. Map coordinates: 35.037140, -79.475330
Pope Army Airfield	Maynard and Reilly 	1934-ca.1979 	Expanded circa 1956. Became Medical Supply building. By 2015, used as Fort Bragg EMS substation. Listed on National Register of Historic Places as part of Pope AFB historic district.
==Apparatus Roster==
All pump/tank measurements are in US gallons.
===Fire Station 1 - 1556 Knox Street===
===Fire Station 2 - 1003 Parham Road, Simmons Army Airfield ===
===Fire Station 3 - Longstreet Road & Manhay Road===
===Fire Station 4 - Glider Street, Mackall Army Airfield (ARFF)===
===Fire Station 5 - 1309 Canopy Lane===
===Fire Station 6 - Camel Road, Linden Oaks===
===Fire Station 7 - 265 Boxcar Street, Pope Army Airfield (ARFF)===
===Fire Station 8 - Morganton Road & Manchester Road===
===Fire Station 9 - Special Forces Way, Mackall Army Air Field===
===Fire Station 10 - D Street & Chicken Road===
=== Station/Assignment Unknown===
:Truck 1 - 2020 Pierce Enforcer Notched 7010 (1500/500/110' Ascendant rear-mount platform) (SN#34383)
:2022 Pierce Saber 6010 pumper (1500/750/20F) (SN#37641-22)
:2022 Pierce Saber 6010 pumper (1500/750/20F) (SN#37641-21)
:2021 Pierce Saber pumper (1250/750/25F) (SN#34810-01)
:2021 Pierce Saber pumper (1250/750/25F) (SN#34810-05)
:2020 Pierce Saber pumper (1500/750) (SN#33929-15)
:2016 Pierce Saber walk-around rescue (SN#28784-02)
:2015 Pierce Saber FR pumper (SN#28529-01)
:2015 Pierce Saber FR pumper (SN#28529-02)
:2012 International 7600 6x4 / Pierce dryside tanker (1250/4000) (SN#25599)
:2010 Pierce Saber pumper (SN#25586-03)
:2010 Pierce Contender pumper (SN#22860)
:2008 Pierce Dash Glider pumper (SN#19865)
:2006 International 7600 SBA 6x4 / Pierce dryside tanker (1250/4000) (SN#17266) (Ex-Pope Air Force Base Fire Department)
:2006 Pierce Dash Glider Encore rescue (SN#16306)
:2004 Pierce Dash Glider Encore rescue (SN#15006)
:2004 Oshkosh / Pierce M1142 TFFT pumper (1000/1000/60A/60B) (SN#14641-04067450)
:2004 Oshkosh / Pierce M1142 TFFT pumper (1000/1000/60A/60B) (SN#14641-04067454)
:2004 Oshkosh / Pierce M1142 TFFT pumper (1000/1000/60A/60B) (SN#14641-04067461)
:2004 Oshkosh / Pierce M1142 TFFT pumper (1000/1000/60A/60B) (SN#14641-04067466)
== Retired Apparatus ==
:(CT2548) - 2001 Pierce Dash aerial (2000/300 100' platform) (SN#11657) (Ex-Ladder 10)
:1999 Pierce Dash 2000 pumper (SN#ED228)
:1996 E-One pumper (1250/500/65F) (Ex-Engine 11)
:1993 E-One Titan III (1250/1500/190F/450 lbs. PKP)
:1993 E-One Titan III (1250/1500/190F/450 lbs. PKP)
:1993 E-One Titan III (1250/1500/190F/450 lbs. PKP)
:1993 E-One Titan III (1250/1500/190F/450 lbs. PKP)
:1993 E-One Titan III (1250/1500/190F/450 lbs. PKP)
:(CN5046) - 1989 E-One / FTI pumper (1000/500/55F) (Ex-Engine 11)
:1987 Oshkosh P-19B 4x4 crash tender (1000/1000/130F/500 lbs DC) (SN#87-256) (2002 CRES refurb) (SN#031788) (Ex-ARFF 75) (Sold at auction Jul. 4, 2021)
:(CH6381) - 1981 Hahn / Fire Tec aerial (1000/200/30 85' rear-mount ladder) (Ex-Ladder 10)
:(CG8953) - 1978 Pemfab / FTI pumper (1000/500)
:(CG9015) - 1978 Pemfab / FTI pumper (1000/500/40F) (Ex-Engine 11)
:(BD1351) - 1967 American LaFrance Pioneer pumper
:(50463) - 1941 American LaFrance (750/150)
:(50116) - 1941 American LaFrance (750/150)
:(50605) - 1941 Mack (500/150)
:1918 American LaFrance Type 12 Triple (SN#2245)
:1918 Ahrens-Fox K-4 750 (SN#751)
:1918 Ahrens-Fox K-4 750 (SN#752)
:1917 Ford-Buckeye (Howe) (250/-)
:1917 Ford-Buckeye (Howe) (250/-)
== External Links==
Fort Bragg Fire & Emergency Services
== Sources ==
* Fort Bragg and Pope Army Airfield Fire Departments - Research Notes. Legeros.com April 11, 2020. Accessed Sep. 7, 2021.
==Station Map==
Category:Cumberland County, North Carolina
Category:Harnett County
Category:Hoke County
Category:Moore County, North Carolina
Category:US Army Fire Departments
Category:Military departments operating Pierce apparatus
Category:Military Fire Departments (North Carolina)
Category:North Carolina departments operating Pierce apparatus
Category:Former operators of Ahrens-Fox apparatus
Category:Former operators of American LaFrance apparatus
Category:Former operators of E-One apparatus
Category:Former military operators of FTI apparatus
Category:Former military operators of Oshkosh apparatus