On a cold snowy morning, nothing tastes better than a cup of coffee from the canteen unit staffed by volunteers of the @FFADC. A big round of thanks to them for responding to the fire scene on Nebraska Ave NW and providing refreshments to #DCsBravest.

Big thanks to the volunteers of @FFADC who responded with their Canteen Unit to the fire on Albemarle St to provide refreshments to exhausted firefighters of #DCsBravest.

#ThrowbackThursday The late Hal Bruno was a fixture at DC extra alarms serving firefighters as a member of @FFADC. A lifelong fire buff, Hal wore many hats, including ABC news, Firehouse Magazine columnist, and a decade as @NFFF_News chairman. Photo courtesy Kevin Byrne.

A big thank you as always to the volunteers of the @FFADC, who responded to the transformer fire on Benning Rd NE to provide refreshments to emergency personnel operating there. #DCsBravest

The family of Wilbur Carmalt presented Fire Chief John Donnelly and @FFADC with 2 Engine 23 company journals which had been in their possession since his passing. Carmalt retired on disability in 1945 from injuries in an apparatus accident. #DCsBravest

#ThrowbackThursday The old firehouse of Engine 9 at 1628 U St NW. Vehicle in center is a 1958 Chevy station wagon quartered at that station and used by @FFADC as what was then called the “Coffee Wagon” and now known as Canteen Unit. #DCsBravest

On July 19th, 1957, Auxiliary Firefighter William W. Hoake, Engine Co. 31, died in the Line of Duty when struck by the pumper while laying out at the Bureau of Standards Building, Connecticut Ave. & Van Ness Street N.W., Box 7189. He was also a member of @FFADC. Never Forget.

The cold drinks provided by these volunteers is truly appreciated on a hot day like this. #DCsBravest

As they always do, the @FFADC responded with Canteen 2 to assist our members at the working fire on Newton Street NW. These volunteers provided rehydration at the rehab sector, located in a firehouse a short distance from the incident. #DCsBravest

As always, a shoutout to @FFADC for staffing their canteen unit and responding to the 2 Alarm fire to provide refreshments to firefighters and other emergency workers. And, special thanks to a neighbor who brought out Mediterranean pastries for our members. #DCsBravest

As always @FFADC volunteers rose to the occasion and responded with their canteen to the fire on Vermont Ave NW, providing rehydration fluids and other sustenance to our personnel. As always, we are grateful for their service. #DCsBravest

Shoutout to @FFADC for once again staffing their canteen unit and providing refreshments and nourishment to personnel operating at the 2 Alarm fire.#DCsBravest

The Department wishes to thank the @FFADC volunteers for staffing their 2 canteen units during Inaugural activities in case they were required. Fortunately they were not. This organization is always ready to assist #DCsBravest

As always, a big round of thanks to the volunteers of @FFADC, who responded to the Arlington Memorial Bridge car in water to provide warm drinks to emergency personnel working in the cold and snow. #DCsBravest

A special thanks once again to the volunteers of the @FFADC, who staffed their canteen unit to provide warm and cold drinks and snacks to emergency personnel at the 2 Alarm fire on Chapin St NW. #DCsBravest

Once again, the volunteers of @FFADC rose to the occasion & staffed their canteen unit at the scene of the 2 Alarm fire on Bunker Hill Rd NE. The warm drinks, snacks & other refreshments provided to weary & cold firefighters were Deeply appreciated by #DCsBravest

At the scene of the recent fatal collapse on V St NW, the volunteers of @FFADC staffed their canteen unit and responded to the scene, where their hot drinks and snacks were greatly appreciated during those cold hours. #DCsBravest

As always, thanks to the volunteers of @FFADC for staffing their canteen unit and responding to the 2 Alarm Fire on Varnum St NW with warm refreshments on a frigid morning. #DCsBravest