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2021 Pierce Mid-Mount Ascendant

on April 17, 2022 Engines Pierce

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Morro Bay, CA Fire Chief In Original Fire Truck

on May 03, 2014

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Morro Bay's Fire Chief, Steve Knuckles, in the first fire truck Morro Bay ever purchased.

By: Dawn Beattie - CC BY 2.0

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