CFB Chatham Fire Department

==History==
Canadian Forces Base Chatham was a military air base located near Chatham (now Miramichi), New Brunswick. Built as a training airfield during the Second World War, RCAF Chatham became a fighter interceptor base, home to squadrons flying the F-86 Sabre, CF-101 Voodoo and CF-116 (F-5A) Freedom Fighter. Fighter operations ended when 434 Squadron was disbanded in 1989. The base was home to the Air Defence Artillery School for a few years, but the base was closed in 1996 as part of broader defence cuts. It is now home to Miramichi Airport.
===St. Margarets Detachment===
The former RCAF Station St. Margarets, a radar station, became a detachment of CFB Chatham due to its close proximity to the base. A separate fire station was located here.
==Apparatus==
*1984 Ford C-8000 / Thibault pumper (840/500/35F) (SN#T84-112) (Sold to Miramichi Fire Department)
*1984 Ford C-8000 / Thibault pumper (840/500/35F)
*1984 Walter CP4500 crash tender (700/1000/155F/450lbs PKP)
*1981 Walter crash tender (420/?/500lbs PKP)
*198? Chevrolet Van 30 utility
*1979 Oshkosh M1000 crash tender (625/1250/95F)
*1977 International CO1950B / King pumper (840/500/35F)
*1974 Ford C-8000 / Saskatoon pumper (840/400/20F) (Ex-Red 3) (Ex-CFS St. Margarets Red 1 1974-1988) (Sold to Loggieville Fire Department)
*1970 ? / Thibault pumper
*1957 FWD F-1000-T / Thibault pumper (840/500)
Chatham
Category:Defunct fire departments of Northumberland County, New Brunswick
Category:Former operators of King-Seagrave apparatus
Category:Former operators of Oshkosh apparatus
Category:Former operators of Pierre Thibault apparatus
Category:Former operators of Saskatoon apparatus
Category:Former operators of Walter apparatus