Where are the first sirens in a siren series located? If the actual first siren was removed, it can be the oldest still around. It can also be the different models as well as the oldest siren in that series in general. I just came up with this idea while I was looking around siren maps, and I finally decided to share it.
These are all I know:
Oldest FS Thunderbolts:
Overall:
T-75 in Wichita KS (1000)
1003: in private possession
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Greenrid
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First or oldest sirens in existence
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Re: First or oldest sirens in existence
....I thought your question got answered here....perhaps I'm wrong
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viewtopic.php?t=29744
....Lifes great, I'm 58Rheems1 wrote: I petition that everyone who joins the board should have to put there age or year of birth in thier signature...32 here
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Re: First or oldest sirens in existence
I guess I didn't see the 1000T part of the oldest Thunderbolt yet. I also guess I could've forgot I looked at it too!Unit of Civil Defense wrote: ↑Sun Apr 07, 2024 5:48 pm....I thought your question got answered here....perhaps I'm wrong
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Hoping to get some sirens in the future...
Hoping to get some sirens in the future...
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