Sheppard Air Force Base Fire Department

==Area Served==
Sheppard Air Force Base is a United States Air Force installation located five miles north of the central business district of Wichita Falls in Wichita County, North Texas. The base is named in honor of Texas Senator John Morris Sheppard (May 28, 1875 – April 9, 1941), chairman of the Senate Military Affairs Committee from 1933 until his death. Senator Sheppard helped lead the fight for military preparedness before the attack on Pearl Harbor. Sheppard AFB is home to the Air Force’s largest technical training unit, the 82nd Training Wing, a non-flying wing and the Air Force's largest, which provides specialized technical and field training for officers, airmen and civilians of all branches of the US military, other US Department of Defense (DoD) agencies, as well as allied foreign nationals. In addition, the world’s only multi-nationally staffed and managed flying training organization. the Euro-NATO Joint Jet Pilot Training (ENJJP) program and its 80th Flying Training Wing, have been producing combat pilots for the USAF and its NATO allies at Sheppard AFB since 1981., The base has four runways, three of which are co-used by the City of Wichita Falls Regional Airport to support commercial and general aviation activities under a joint civil-military arrangement. Lastly, Sheppard AFB has an agreement with the City of Frederick, Oklahoma, to use the Frederick Regional Airport as an auxiliary field for pilot training, and maintains a fire station at the field.
==Department Profile==
Aircraft rescue and firefighting (ARFF), structure firefighting, emergency medical services, technical rescue, fire prevention and inspection for Sheppard AFB is provided by the 82d Civil Engineer Squadron / Sheppard Fire Department, a subordinate unit of the 82nd Mission Support Group, consisting of a mix of civilian and military firefighters. Sheppard Fire Department has a mutual aid agreement with certain surrounding communities in Wichita County.
==Apparatus Roster==
All pump/tank measurements are in US gallons.
===Fire Station 1 - 1024 Avenue K===
:Crash 5 - 2011 Ford F-550 / Pierce P-34 RIV (UHP/400/15A/56B) (Ex-Crash 6)
:Crash 6 - 2012 Ford F-550 / KME P-34 RIV (UHP/400/15A/56B)
:Crash 80 (AF06L00341) - 2006 Oshkosh Striker 1500 4x4 crash tender (2000/1500/210F/500 lbs. DC)
:Crash 82 - 2020 Rosenbauer Panther 6x6 crash tender (UHP/3000/423F/500 lbs. DC)
:Rescue 8 - International 4x4 / Pierce P-30 walk-around
:Truck 11 (AF10C00265) - 2010 Pierce Impel P-33 (1250/500/75' rear-mount) (SN#22832-01 or 02)
:Engine 12 - 2015 E-One Typhoon P-22 (1250/750/2x25)
:Tanker 20 - 2019 International 6x4 / KME P-26 dryside (1250/4000)
:Special Operations 21 - 2020 Pierce Enforcer walk-around
:Chief 1 (AF08B00924) - 2008 Ford F-350 4x4
=== Fire Station 2 - East 1830 Road, Frederick, Oklahoma===
:Crash 4 - 2012 Ford F-550 / KME P-34 RIV (UHP/400/15A/56B)
:Tanker 10 - 2012 International WorkStar 7600 SBA 6x4 / KME P-26 dryside
==Retired Apparatus==
:(AF06L00335) - 2006 Oshkosh Striker 1500 4x4 crash tender (2000/1500/210F/500 lbs. DC) (Ex-Crash 7)
:1989 International PayStar 5000 6x6 / KME P-18 dryside (500/2000) (Ex-Tanker 10)
:(59L972) - 1959 White TG1207 6x6 / Cardox O-6 crash tender (Ex-Crash 6)
:(54L4064) - 1954 Ward LaFrance Class 750A pumper (?/175/40F) (Ex-Engine 13)
:Jeep Patriot (Ex-Chief 1)
:American LaFrance Type 6x6 0-11A crash tender (500/900/100F/40CB) (Ex-Crash 5)
==Station Map==
Category:Wichita County, Texas
Category:Tillman County
Category:US Air Force Fire Departments
Category:Military departments operating E-One apparatus (United States)
Category:Military departments operating Oshkosh apparatus (United States)
Category:Military departments operating Pierce apparatus
Category:Military departments operating Rosenbauer apparatus
Category:Military Fire Departments (Oklahoma)
Category:Military Fire Departments (Texas)