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Last Sunday night, I was on scene for a fire in the 18th Battalion area on Chicago’s West Side at 1521 S. Kilbourn. Engine 38 arrived to find a two-and-a-half story ordinary building that was completely vacant and boarded up. Fire was visible on all floors, and crews struggled with forcible entry due to steel bars behind the doors. After breaking through, firefighters encountered heavy fire and were unable to make any progress. The Battalion ordered a defensive operation and pulled a box. Both Engine 38 and Engine 113 (the first arriving units) had frozen hydrants on Kilbourn. Engine 99, the third due, found a working hydrant about a block east and supplied Engine 38. Engine 95 came in from the rear via the alley and used a deck gun. Their hydrant operator stretched 200 feet of 4-inch hose, broke through a fence, and connected to a mid-block hydrant on Kenneth. I was lucky enough to capture some great shots during this incident. You can see the full gallery on our site.