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New squad for MESS Canteen
From Tim Olk:
"The newly established Mess Canteen Unit M-5 has set up its base at the Barrington Countryside FPD station located on Pepper Road. This unit is actually the former X-Woodstock FRD, repurposed to serve in food services. One standout feature of this new unit is the innovative slide-out trays designed for supplies during deployments, which eliminates the need for traditional folding tables typically placed beside the team.
[Image description: A picture showing the former Woodstock FRD squad now serving as the MESS Canteen Service's M-5 unit. Caption: 'Former Woodstock FRD squad now serving the MESS Canteen Service as M-5.' Photo credit: Tim Olk.]
For those interested in the lifecycle of such vehicles, here’s another image showcasing the Woodstock FRD Squad 482 after it was decommissioned. [Image description: Picture of the retired squad. Caption: 'Woodstock FRD Squad 482 after being decommissioned.' Photo credit: Larry Shapiro.]
The MESS Canteen’s new unit has already been deployed twice, proving its effectiveness in supporting firefighters at emergency scenes. [Image description: The new unit in action at a second fire scene. Caption: 'MESS Canteen’s new unit working its second fire scene.' Photo credit: Larry Shapiro.]
This transformation not only gives these vehicles a new purpose but also enhances operational efficiency by providing more practical solutions for on-site needs."
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There’s something deeply satisfying about seeing these older units get a fresh lease on life. It’s a reminder that innovation doesn’t always mean starting from scratch—it can be about finding creative ways to breathe new life into what already exists. I’ve seen how these changes make a real difference, especially when it comes to logistics and resource management at the scene. It’s exciting to think about what other possibilities lie ahead for similar initiatives."