Fire and Emergency Services Gulf Coast

== Area Served ==
Fire and Emergency Services Gulf Coast (F&ESGC) serves the following US Naval installations: 
Naval Air Station Pensacola / Forrest Sherman Field (NASP), known as "The Cradle of Naval Aviation", is a United States Navy airfield located adjacent to the community of Warrington and southwest of the City of Pensacola, in Escambia County, in the the westernmost part of the Florida Panhandle. NAS Pensacola employs more than 16,000 military and 7,400 civilian personnel and is best known as the initial primary training base for all US Navy, Marine Corps and Coast Guard officers pursuing the designation of naval aviator and naval flight officer (NFO). It is also the advanced training base for most naval flight officers, and the home base for the United States Navy Flight Demonstration Squadron, known as the "Blue Angels". Lastly, NAS Pensacola is one of the largest training organizations in the Navy, with nearly 60,000 students graduating from various training programs every year.
NAS Pensacola / Forrest Sherman Field is home to Navy Training Air Wing SIX, providing undergraduate flight training for all prospective naval flight officers for the US Navy and US Marine Corps, as well as flight officers / navigators for NATO and/or allied/coalition partners. Sherman Field, the airfield part of NAS Pensacola, is located on the western side of the base, and was named in honor of the late Admiral Forrest Percival Sherman (October 30, 1896 – July 22, 1951), a former chief of naval operations. OLF Saufley Field, located near Bellview, FL, and 7 miles northwest of NAS Pensacola for which it is a sub-installation, is named after Lieutenant (junior grade) Richard C. Saufley, Naval Aviator No. 14, killed on June 9, 1916 in the crash of a Curtiss Model E hydroplane off Pensacola during an attempted long-endurance flight. Saufley Field had a base population in excess of 1,000 personnel, and was used as an uncontrolled Naval Outlying Landing Field (OLF) supporting both Naval Air Station Pensacola and NAS Whiting Field. Flight operations at Saufley Field have been suspended pending runway and airfield upgrades and it is currently listed as a "closed" facility for aircraft operations. NAS Pensacola Corry Station, or NASP Corry Station, located 3 miles north from NAS Pensacola’s main gate, is also a sub-installation of the latter and hosts several of the Navy's Information Warfare Corps training commands. Corry is part of the US Navy's Tenth Fleet and it was named in honor of Medal of Honor recipient Lieutenant Commander William M. Corry, Jr. (October 5, 1889 – October 6, 1920), USN, who received his honor posthumously for his heroic actions in attempting to rescue a brother officer from a flame-enveloped airplane. 
Naval Air Station Whiting Field or NAS Whiting Field is a United States Navy airfield located near Milton, Florida, some 38 miles northeast of NAS Pensacola. It is one of the Navy's two primary pilot training fields (the other being NAS Corpus Christi in Texas). NAS Whiting Field provides aviation training for US Navy, US Marine Corps, US Coast Guard, and US Air Force student pilots, as well as those of several allied nations. NAS Whiting Field consists of two airfields sharing a common support base. Primary flight training student aviators operate from North Whiting Field, while advanced helicopter training takes place at South Whiting Field. NAS Whiting Field serves a population of over 1,700 active duty personnel, approximately 2,400 family members and 9,400 retirees.  There are 238 civilian employees, 100 non-appropriated funded employees, and 851 contract employees who work on the base.
== Department Profile ==
Aircraft rescue and firefighting (ARFF), structure firefighting, shipboard firefighting, emergency medical services, hazmat services, technical rescue, fire prevention and inspection for NAS Pensacola / Forrest Sherman Field (incl. co-located OLF Saufley Field and NASP Corry Station), NAS Whiting Field, and their sub-installations is provided by Navy Region Southeast / Fire and Emergency Services Gulf Coast. F&ESGC is comprised of more than 100 civil service employees as well as 100 military personnel and covers installations in two states, five counties and 4,500 square miles of flying area. The Outlying Fields (OLF) in Northwest Florida and Southeast Alabama are Alabama are OLF Choctaw Field, Milton, FL; OLF Harold Field, Harold, FL; OLF Pace Field, Pace-Molino-Wallace, FL; OLF Santa Rosa Field, Milton, FL; OLF Spencer Field, Pensacola-Pace, FL; OLF Site X, Jay, FL; OLF Barin, Foley, AL; OLF Brewton Field, Brewton, AL; OLF Evergreen Field, Evergreen, AL; and OLF Summerdale Field, Summerdale, AL.
==History==
A number of OLF's have been closed and/or had their operations suspended. They are: OLF Holley Field, Holley, FL (closed); OLF Saufley Field, Bellview, FL (operations suspended pending runway and airfield upgrades); OLF Silverhill Field, Silverhill, AL (closed) and OLF Wolf, Orange Beach, AL (closed).
==Apparatus Roster==
*All pump/tank measurements are in US gallons.
*US Navy serial numbers in brackets.
===Fire Station 2 - Building 4125 - 280 Taylor Road @ Davis Road (NAS Pensacola / Forrest Sherman Field)===
:Engine 2 - 2010 Pierce Contender (1250/500/40A) (SN#22480)
:Truck 5 (N74-00137) - 2016 Pierce Impel (2000/500/75' rear-mount) (SN#29031-01)
:Crash 12 - Oshkosh TI-1500 4x4 crash tender (1750/1500/210F/500 lbs. DC)
:Tower Ladder 34 (N74-00136) - 2016 Pierce Impel (?/?/100' rear-mount platform) (SN#29030-01)
:Crash 642 - Oshkosh Striker 3000 6x6 crash tender (2000/3000/420F/550 lbs DC)
:Crash - 2019 Ford F-550 / KME RIV (20UHP/300/50F EJ Metals Skid Unit)
:Special Operations - 2010 Pierce Velocity walk-around 
:Rescue Boat - 
=== Fire Station, 744 4th Street (NASP Corry Station) ===
===Fire Station, (NAS Whiting Field) ===
See Naval Air Station Whiting Field Fire Department
=== Unknown Station Assignment ===
:Crash 13 - 1987 Oshkosh 4x4 P-19 crash tender (1000/1000/130/500 lbs. PK)
:Crash 14 - 2005 Oshkosh TI-1500 4x4 crash tender (1750/1500/210F/500 lbs. DC) 
:Crash (N74-03172) - Oshkosh TI-1500 4x4 crash tender (1750/1500/210F/500 lbs. DC) (Ex-Crash 642)
:Crash - Oshkosh TI-3000 6x6 crash tender (1500/3000/420AFFF/500 lbs. DC)
:E-3412 - 1998 E-One Cyclone II pumper (1250/750/50/50) (SO#19040)
:E-3411 - 1995 KME pumper (1250/750/50A/50B) (SN#GSO-2455)
:2016 Pierce Impel (?/?/100' rear-mount platform) (SN#29030-03)
:2009 Pierce Contender pumper (1250/680/40F) (SN#21441-03)
:Ford F-350 / Wheeled Coach
== Retired Apparatus ==
:2009 Pierce Velocity quint (?/?/75' rear-mount ladder) (SN#21713-01)
:(N74-00086) - 2006 Pierce aerial (2000/300/100' rear-mount platform) (SN#17586) (Ex-Tower 34)
:2002 International DuraStar 4900 / Pierce pumper (1750/750/50A/50B) (SN#13573-03228278)
:1991 Amertek CF4000L 4x4 crash tender (1000/1000/130F/500 lbs. Halon) (Transferred to Louisiana State University - FETI)
:1991 Amertek CF4000L 4x4 crash tender (1000/1000/130F/500 lbs. Halon) (Transferred to Louisiana State University - FETI)
:(N71-02550) - 1980 SMI-Firemaster CRV-1000 (SMI-Snowblast, Inc.) P-17 4x4 crash tender (1000/1000/130F/200 lbs. Halon) 
:(N74-00048) - 1978 Seagrave SR-20756 Aerial (-/-/100' rear-mount aerial) (Ex-Ladder 1)
:(N71-02430) - 1971 Oshkosh MB-1 4x4 crash tender (750/1000/130F/150 lbs. PKP) (Ex-Crash 54)
:(N71-02362) - 1971 Oshkosh MB-1 4x4 crash tender (750/1000/130F/150 lbs. PKP) (Ex-Crash 53)
:(N73-02147) - 1956 GMC / Fire Trucks Inc (750/-) (Ex-Reserve Engine 4)
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== Station Map ==
Gulf Coast
Category:Escambia County, Florida
Category:Military departments operating Pierce apparatus
Category:Military departments operating E-One apparatus (United States)
Category:Military departments operating Oshkosh apparatus (United States)
Category:Military departments operating KME apparatus
Category:Former operators of Seagrave apparatus
Category:Former operators of Amertek apparatus
Category:Military Fire Departments (Florida)