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Engine 10
Rescue 10
Battalion 3
2810 Wilkinson Blvd.
Charlotte, NC 28208
Opened In: January 2005
2019 Spartan/Smeal Pumper
2000 gallons per minute
500 gallon water tank
30 gallon foam tank
Started service: January 2020
2008 Spartan/Smeal Pumper
2000 gallons per minute
500 gallon water tank
30 gallon foam tank
Started service: February 2009
Ended service: January 2020
1999 American LaFrance/
General Pumper
1500 gallons per minute
500 gallon water tank
30 gallon foam tank
Ended service: February 2009
1969 Seagrave Pumper
1500 gallons per minute
300 gallon water tank
Ex E-14
Photo provided by Batt. Chief Shane Nantz (ret.)
1956 Seagrave Pumper
1000 gallons per minute
250 gallon water tank
Photo provided by Batt. Chief Shane Nantz (ret.)
2018 Spartan/
SVI Heavy Rescue
Walk-Around type rescue
Started service:
September 20, 2019
2009 Spartan/
SVI Heavy Rescue
Walk-Around type rescue
Started service: May 11, 2010
Ended service:
September 20, 2019
1999 Spartan/
Saulsbury Heavy Rescue
Walk-Around type rescue
Ended service: May 11, 2010
2012 Chevrolet Tahoe
Started service: July 2012
Ended service: March 2019
Currently no longer BC-3
2008 Ford Crown Victoria
Ended service: July 2012
2004 Union City Body Company
It carried scuba dive breathing apparatus and other equipment.
Currently no longer Dive 10
Patten Inflatables
This is no longer Dive Boat 10.
19?? Ford
500 gallons per minute
1000 gallon water tank
100 gallon foam tank
Ex. Morris Field Crash unit
Sometime in the future it became Engine 22.
Photo provided by Batt. Chief Shane Nantz (ret.)
19?? Ford
500 gallons per minute
1000 gallon water tank
100 gallon foam tank
Ex. Morris Field Crash unit
Ex. E-13
Engine 13 callsign moved to Station 13 when it opened. This apparatus became Engine 22.
Photo provided by Batt. Chief Shane Nantz (ret.)
1976 Seagrave Aerial Platform
1000 gallons per minute
200 gallon water tank
85’ LTI aerial ladder
This was Ladder 10 last apparatus. It later became Ladder 13. (Squad 10 moved into the station)
Photo provided by Batt. Chief Shane Nantz (ret.)
1989 Pierce Heavy Rescue
Walk-Around type rescue
This apparatus started as Squad 2, then moved to Station 10 to become Squad 10.
I don’t have a current photo of Squad 10.
Photo provided by Tracy Black (ret.)
1970 Ward LaFrance Pumper
1000 gallons per minute
1000 gallon water tank
800 gallon foam tank
2 foam turrents
Photo provided by Batt. Chief Shane Nantz (ret.)
“The Rock”
Engine 10
Rescue 10
Battalion 3
Dive Van 10
Dive Boat 10
Engine 13
Engine 22
Ladder 10
Squad 10
Foam Unit
