Seymour Johnson Air Force Base Fire Department

== Area Served ==
Seymour Johnson Air Force Base is a United States Air Force base located in the southeast section of Goldsboro, in the middle of Wayne County, North Carolina. The base was established as Seymour Johnson Field on June 12, 1942, five months after the United States entered World War II when the War Department approved the creation of a technical school known as Headquarters, Technical School, Army Air Forces Technical Training Command. The base is named in honor of U.S. Navy Lt. Seymour Anderson Johnson (February 15, 1904 - March 5, 1941), a native of Goldsboro and a US Navy aviator / test pilot, who was killed when the Grumman F4F-3 Wildcat fighter plane he was piloting crashed near Norbeck, Md. on March 5, 1941. Seymour Johnson Field was deactivated in May 1946 and then reactivated on April 1, 1956 as Seymour Johnson Air Force Base, a Tactical Air Command base. The host unit at Seymour Johnson is the 4th Fighter Wing "Fourth But First," assigned to the Air Combat Command's Ninth Air Force.
== Department Profile ==
Protecting the more than 13,000 personnel and more than 100 aircraft assigned to Seymour Johnson AFB through aircraft rescue and firefighting (ARFF), structure firefighting, emergency medical services, hazmat services, technical rescue, fire prevention and inspection is the 4th Civil Engineer Squadron / Seymour Johnson Fire Department, a subordinate unit of the 4th Mission Support Group. comprised of a mix of civilian and military firefighers. 
== Apparatus Roster ==
All pump/tank measurements are in US gallons.
=== Fire Station 1 - 2010 Jabara Avenue ===
:Chief 1 -
:Chief 2 (Asst. Chief) -
:Engine 4 (AF14L00005) - 2014 KME Predator P-22 (1250/500/25A/25B)
:Engine 11
:Tanker 14 - 1993 International S2674 / Westmark P-26 (1250/5000) (SN#25850-12)
:Rescue 15 - 2002 International 4800 / Pierce P-30 walk-around (SN#02F00042) 
:Crash 24 - Oshkosh Striker 1500 4x4 ARFF (1500/1500/210AFFF/450 lbs. DC)
:Crash 25 - Oshkosh Striker 3000 6x6 ARFF (2000/3000/420F/500 lbs. DC)
:Crash 27 - 2020 Rosenbauer Panther 6x6 ARFF (UHP/3000/423F/500 lbs. DC) 
:Hazmat Support - 28’ x 8’ ACSI Mass Casualty Mobile Decontamination / Rehab trailer
:Antique Engine 1 - 1942 Ford (This was the first piece of fire apparatus on the base)http://goldsborodailynews.com/blog/2019/03/08/historic-fire-truck-returned-to-sjafb-photo-gallery/
===Fire Station 2 - 1037 Chrissy Street===
:Crash 22 - Oshkosh Striker 4500 8x8 ARFF (1950/4500/630AFFF/500 lbs. PK)
=== Unknown Assignment===
:Crash 4 - 1995 E-One Teledyne P-23 8x8 ARFF (2000/3300/500B 500 lbs PK) (SO#10127)
:Crash 5 - 1995 E-One Teledyne P-23 8x8 ARFF (2000/3300/500B 500 lbs PK) (SO#10076)
:Engine 8 - 1995 KME Renegade P-22 pumper (1250/500/25A/25B) (SN#GSO-G2608)
:HRMT 11 - 1990 Chevrolet Step Van 30
:2011 Pierce Contender P-22 pumper (1250/500/25A/25B) (SN#24524-03)
:2011 Pierce Contender P-22 pumper (1250/500/25A/25B) (SN#24524-04)
== Retired Apparatus ==
:1995 E-One Teledyne P-23 8x8 ARFF (2000/3300/500B 500 lbs PK) (Ex-Crash 23)
:1994 KME Renegade P-22 pumper (1500/600/55F) (SN#GSO-G2439) (Ex-Engine 9)
:1992 KME KFT-12 P-24 pumper (1500/600/55F) (SN#GSO-KFT785) (Ex-Engine 10)
:1985 Oshkosh P-19 4x4 crash tender (1000/1500/130AFFF/500 lbs. DC) (Ex-Crash 3)
:1985 Oshkosh P-19 4x4 crash tender (1000/1500/130AFFF/500 lbs. DC) (Ex-Crash 6)
:1979 Oshkosh P-15 8x8 crash tender (2x1250/6100/515F) (Ex-Crash 15) (Ex-Nellis Fire Emergency Services) (Sold)
== References ==
== Station Map ==
Category:US Air Force Fire Departments
Category:Wayne County, North Carolina
Category:Military departments operating Oshkosh apparatus (United States)
Category:Military departments operating ACSI apparatus
Category:Military departments operating KME apparatus
Category:Military departments operating Pierce apparatus
Category:Military Fire Departments (North Carolina)