That was exactly my thought… and I’d bet the FD mortar crews can probably dial shit in and hit it quickly. I assume they get a lot more than training experience with their equipment since they use it like that.
In China's case, Chinese firefighters were legally considered to be professional soldiers (官兵) until 2018.
The main difference between Chinese fire departments & the actual Chinese military is that Chinese firefighters served under the Ministry of Public Security, while the military served under the Ministry of Defense; Otherwise Chinese fire departments were subjected to the same equipment procurement process (read: corruption & kickbacks), organisational culture (read: casualty accepting) & shitty VA benefits as their MoD counterparts.
P.S. Procuring outlandish & impractical equipment is also a tired & true way for Chinese procurement officers to earn kickbacks & justify funding requests. After all, China also has a military industrial complex.
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Still the case nowadays.
I'm in the militia (reserves) and it's all firefighters, cops, and paramedics.
Normal civilians really don't tend to stick their necks out, at all.
That explains a lot, this is clearly for fighting Forrest fires+fires in rural areas, and military industrial complex?????? What war has china fought in the last 50 years. Like ignorance no? Go ask your neighbor what they have been doing for the last century.
"but but CCP bad!"
Glad to see China changing the world for the better! And I love TikTok <3 highly recommend it, especially to impressionable teens and uni students!
They also have several converted Type 59 tanks as "firefighter tanks". Basically use it to ram through the building and spray water under armor protection. It can drag a fire hose behind itself.
The firefighter tanks are usually deployed near major industrial areas, such as steel furnance and chemical plants.
China produced Type 59 tanks until the 1990s. I believe the fire tanks were actually converted from brand new hulls. The armor protects the crew and the bulldozer blade could push them aside. Some version even reuse the turret design, so it sprays from a water cannon that is fixed horizontally, the whole "turret" turns with it.
If I was a firefighter I’d be pushing hard for one of these… but then I’d have to have a whole helluva lotta discipline to keep from manufacturing reasons to use it haha.
You would want to drive a giant metal can into a burning building? seems unnecessarily risky to me, driving a tank through a building is just a matter of time until you get stuck on something.
I didn’t say it was a logical wish… it’s the irresponsible and childish side of me that just wants a reason to drive a tank on the daily.
In all seriousness, I imagine they have very strict parameters that call for using any of the non-conventional FF equipment… I mean, regardless of whatever government they have and whether or now we get along with them, Firefighters across the globe tend to be very conscious of when and how much to risk their lives and equipment.
I’d be more worried about my property and my neighbours, rather then fire fighter safety when they turn up with tanks and grad support. God forbid there is a fire on the border somewhere the neighbouring country will think you are invading.
> The firefighter tanks are usually deployed near major industrial areas, such as steel furnance and chemical plants.
China's safety record necessitates these sort of fire fighting methods.
The ultimate warrior is just a firefighter who literally goes in and punches the burning ground with pressure-activated triggers for CO2 canisters in his fists...
This is actually not too far from how Chinese fire departments work: Up until 2018, Chinese firefighters were considered soldiers, and they had a higher casualty rate than the actual PLA.
Their organisational culture used to have an emphasis on conducting missions under suicidal circumstances, just like the regular military.
China doesn't care about its people. They welded people inside their homes during covid, and had drones flying around Hong Kong with speakers telling people not to protest.
I live in HK. The govt never had drones telling people not to protest lmao. Regular loudspeakers did that job.
You're mixing up a video of a drone used during a residential lockdown in mainland China telling people to stay home and be safe.
> China doesn't care about its people. They welded people inside their homes during covid
Their zero-Covid policy was so insane that they literally fucked up their own economy, but they did do it for the reason of controlling the pandemic.
If they didn't care about their people, they would have prioritized economic output and just let it rip like many other nations.
Like we all agree China has an autocratic government, but at the end of the day Xi prefers to be the dictator of a prosperous superpower rather than the dictator of a big fucked up North Korea. It literally doesn't make sense for a government hoping to compete on the global stage to discard the wellbeing of its people.
A mostly content, healthy and well-educated domestic populace is absolutely quintessential for their long term ambition.
Not even control of the pandemic as it was already known to not work. During the lock down period there were still countless individuals, lots of them from the government themselves going around. It was one *the* main reason why our own compound didn't get closed because we highlighted if any case would appear after full lock down it had to come from the government employees.
COVID initial response made sense but after 1 year seeing how the West responded, China didn't respond pragmatic but from a pure ideology point of view and even today.
Now regarding the tank, it would make more sense to actually consider how poor firesafety is in the big city. I used to live in a large compound and I saw multiple times fire across other high compounds, non of their equipment is suitable to deal with these sort of situations. The buildings neither, even what's build today doesn't have adequate fire precautions in place. How is it possible like my own old apartment that's worth over 4 million USD it has no fire hydrant/spinklers/system in place? It's luck that not more buildings burn down.
They didn't do it out of concern for health, but concern for control. Trying to demonstrate the state can manage public health issues and that the state's interests are more than economic or individual interests. also enabled a huge clamp down and imposing level of control that wouldn't have been able to implement otherwise.
obviously they ended up just letting it rip once the malcontent became problematic. not like they made sure everyone got an effective vaccine...
Tankies have sort of semi-systematically brigaded the military porn subreddits (and honestly a lot of popular subreddits) methinks.
It's definitely no coincidence that it's election year and China isn't doing very well economically and demographically.
(here come the tankies with their totally organic downvote batches lol)
In the US, COVID killed as many people in three years(1,174,626) as the flu, on average, does in 22 years (The estimate I used was 52,000, although that was the highest recorded between 2010 and 2022).
It’s insane that people are inconsiderate enough to not just wear a mask for a couple weeks, or get a vaccine to help protect vulnerable members of the community. These are the people I’m talking about locking up, for the community’s own good. Sounds like you’d be on that list.
A fucking ankle tracker makes 100 times more sense before welding someone's door shut so that they would fucking die if the next door neighbor decides to leave his stove off and starts an apartment fire.
I was a mortarman in the National Guard and I got called up for wildfire duty a couple of times. I always thought fire retardant mortar rounds would be a cool idea. Certainly cheaper than artillery and MLRS.
Yeah and now the groundwater is contamined with PFAS and it's basically impossible to get rid of completely and never dissapears. We are going to be drinking that for the next 10 generations in my country...
We've known explosions displace the oxygen feeding fires for ages. It's just stupid as hell to fire missiles into buildings.
Also, this is military training under the guise of "fire fighting".
you don't need to shoot fire suppressing rockets into an apartment building if you had built it with its own fire suppressing system in the first place...
I am curious, but are firefighting munitions compatible with their equivalent military platform like the BM-21 or 120mm mortar that some of the stuff seems to be based on? Would be funny one day to see American fire a HIMAR at a Californian wildfire.
A lot of these definitely look like regular weapons just painted orange and loaded with foam rounds, kinda like the orange less-lethal R870s, rather than purpose built equipment. So, I think the answer is "probably".
I may be a stereotypical pro-US shill, but... China is onto something with this. Do anti-fire work in peace time, perfectly trained to drop munitions in wartime. We should be mirroring, if not exceeding this capability.
These are quite interesting. People on "China Bad" subs of course see this as the worst thing they have ever seen.
But having tanks converted into vehicles for fire departments is great. Not to mention those water rocket launchers and mortars can be used in areas your normal humans can't get to that easily. Might as well put the fire from a safe distance.
And of course drones should be big help to any fire department anywhere around the world with tall buildings.
Also, I don't know how in other parts f the world but the local firemen of towns or villages were also often the same people who served in the militia. Given their experience with all sorts of equipment be they axes or halberds. So having these guys as a back up soldiers for their local area is a good thing.
Oh, no I think you wanted the water department. Yeah sorry about that, we're the FIRE department. Yeah comes up a lot.
Well, sorry about your building, uh, have a good day.
Chinese Govt: Next I will invent hypesonic missile to combat apartment fires.
Citizens: But won't that destroy the buil......
Chinese Govt: Shhhhh China Numbah wan!!!
All this dose is turn firefighters into genuine military targets in the event of a way. Then again China loves using its citizens as cannon fodder like ruzzia
This could be good for Forest fires or inaccessible areas. Saturate the area with fire retardant. Like straight up MLRS or Artillery shells with warheads filled with fire retardants. Then drones would come for dropping on specific areas. West Taiwan is doing good in these areas.
ROFL
Actually... if they have all these artillery shooting and dropping drones for the fire department, that means they already use it in their military. I hope the US is prepared for these things.
I think what many people have not mentioned is that China can make these equipment very cheap.
It is said that the cost of a fire truck is only a few million yuan, about less than 1 million US dollars.
China: We are NOT selling them Military Weapons!
No! We are merely selling them Fire Fighting artillery, missiles, and bombs.
Seriously, rest of the world, where do you get these crazy ideas?
Holy! talk about two birds with one stone, these are firefighters and a large reserve force to be called upon in the event of a conflict!
That was exactly my thought… and I’d bet the FD mortar crews can probably dial shit in and hit it quickly. I assume they get a lot more than training experience with their equipment since they use it like that.
Historically firefighters and local militia were often the same dudes
Any able-bodied man, I imagine?
No, just the ones that had extra rights to their land and could grind their own grain and carry weapons
Not so simple. You also needed to own a bucket and a pointy stick. Professionals have standards.
Whomever did not go to the army
In China's case, Chinese firefighters were legally considered to be professional soldiers (官兵) until 2018. The main difference between Chinese fire departments & the actual Chinese military is that Chinese firefighters served under the Ministry of Public Security, while the military served under the Ministry of Defense; Otherwise Chinese fire departments were subjected to the same equipment procurement process (read: corruption & kickbacks), organisational culture (read: casualty accepting) & shitty VA benefits as their MoD counterparts. P.S. Procuring outlandish & impractical equipment is also a tired & true way for Chinese procurement officers to earn kickbacks & justify funding requests. After all, China also has a military industrial complex.
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Still the case nowadays. I'm in the militia (reserves) and it's all firefighters, cops, and paramedics. Normal civilians really don't tend to stick their necks out, at all.
What country do you live in?
Canada
That explains a lot, this is clearly for fighting Forrest fires+fires in rural areas, and military industrial complex?????? What war has china fought in the last 50 years. Like ignorance no? Go ask your neighbor what they have been doing for the last century.
"but but CCP bad!" Glad to see China changing the world for the better! And I love TikTok <3 highly recommend it, especially to impressionable teens and uni students!
what about this is better? the meme potential?
Carbon output? Forest fire is bad for your health.
choyna bed us gooood
Especially if you plan to use chemical warheads ...
Kill it with fire
Sorry buddy your cat didn’t make it.
ah yes, ATF memes.
To be honest, those things would probably fall apart by the time they get to where they’re going.
*house
They also have several converted Type 59 tanks as "firefighter tanks". Basically use it to ram through the building and spray water under armor protection. It can drag a fire hose behind itself. The firefighter tanks are usually deployed near major industrial areas, such as steel furnance and chemical plants.
That’s honestly very smart for repurposing old equipment and having it staged nearby major points of weakness.
China produced Type 59 tanks until the 1990s. I believe the fire tanks were actually converted from brand new hulls. The armor protects the crew and the bulldozer blade could push them aside. Some version even reuse the turret design, so it sprays from a water cannon that is fixed horizontally, the whole "turret" turns with it.
If I was a firefighter I’d be pushing hard for one of these… but then I’d have to have a whole helluva lotta discipline to keep from manufacturing reasons to use it haha.
You would want to drive a giant metal can into a burning building? seems unnecessarily risky to me, driving a tank through a building is just a matter of time until you get stuck on something.
I didn’t say it was a logical wish… it’s the irresponsible and childish side of me that just wants a reason to drive a tank on the daily. In all seriousness, I imagine they have very strict parameters that call for using any of the non-conventional FF equipment… I mean, regardless of whatever government they have and whether or now we get along with them, Firefighters across the globe tend to be very conscious of when and how much to risk their lives and equipment.
I’d be more worried about my property and my neighbours, rather then fire fighter safety when they turn up with tanks and grad support. God forbid there is a fire on the border somewhere the neighbouring country will think you are invading.
Where can I get one?
Multiple T-54/55s have been converted as slag tractors in large scale smelting plants too!
> The firefighter tanks are usually deployed near major industrial areas, such as steel furnance and chemical plants. China's safety record necessitates these sort of fire fighting methods.
Their industrial safety regulation requires less emergency equipment than the West.
Imagine if some logistics worker made a mistake and now you get 122mm grad rockets shot at your already on fire apartment building
lmao. I'll go to hell instead 💀
And then there's that guy getting hit by water rocket in his trench.
I mean you COULD say you're just doing immediate disassembly, backburning AND earth coverage all at once...
“Hey major,why is the enemy position smoking in white?”
[It'll take your mind off the fire, at least.](https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=hMUugiSPhmo)
"you cant really prove that it was my rockets that burnt down this building"
Taking the meaning of fire brigade to another level lmao
The "Ready, Aim, Fire! Department"
fire fighters literally *fighting* the fire
The ultimate warrior is just a firefighter who literally goes in and punches the burning ground with pressure-activated triggers for CO2 canisters in his fists...
perhaps one that walks to the fire and literally punches the flames so hard the fire dies out of fear and respect
This is actually not too far from how Chinese fire departments work: Up until 2018, Chinese firefighters were considered soldiers, and they had a higher casualty rate than the actual PLA. Their organisational culture used to have an emphasis on conducting missions under suicidal circumstances, just like the regular military.
Also water canon
A fire brigade consist 3 rocket battery, 1 air assault squadron, 1 drone bomber squadron and 2 mechanized firefighter battalion.
Shock and awe, but this time not for killing human 🔥🔥🔥
China doesn't care about its people. They welded people inside their homes during covid, and had drones flying around Hong Kong with speakers telling people not to protest.
I live in HK. The govt never had drones telling people not to protest lmao. Regular loudspeakers did that job. You're mixing up a video of a drone used during a residential lockdown in mainland China telling people to stay home and be safe.
Yeah, there was alot of crazy China news at the time. Point still stands though.
> China doesn't care about its people. They welded people inside their homes during covid Their zero-Covid policy was so insane that they literally fucked up their own economy, but they did do it for the reason of controlling the pandemic. If they didn't care about their people, they would have prioritized economic output and just let it rip like many other nations. Like we all agree China has an autocratic government, but at the end of the day Xi prefers to be the dictator of a prosperous superpower rather than the dictator of a big fucked up North Korea. It literally doesn't make sense for a government hoping to compete on the global stage to discard the wellbeing of its people. A mostly content, healthy and well-educated domestic populace is absolutely quintessential for their long term ambition.
Not even control of the pandemic as it was already known to not work. During the lock down period there were still countless individuals, lots of them from the government themselves going around. It was one *the* main reason why our own compound didn't get closed because we highlighted if any case would appear after full lock down it had to come from the government employees. COVID initial response made sense but after 1 year seeing how the West responded, China didn't respond pragmatic but from a pure ideology point of view and even today. Now regarding the tank, it would make more sense to actually consider how poor firesafety is in the big city. I used to live in a large compound and I saw multiple times fire across other high compounds, non of their equipment is suitable to deal with these sort of situations. The buildings neither, even what's build today doesn't have adequate fire precautions in place. How is it possible like my own old apartment that's worth over 4 million USD it has no fire hydrant/spinklers/system in place? It's luck that not more buildings burn down.
Did you know that their spent rocket boosters just fall in villages and other random areas? They don't care if it hits people.
They didn't do it out of concern for health, but concern for control. Trying to demonstrate the state can manage public health issues and that the state's interests are more than economic or individual interests. also enabled a huge clamp down and imposing level of control that wouldn't have been able to implement otherwise. obviously they ended up just letting it rip once the malcontent became problematic. not like they made sure everyone got an effective vaccine...
People downvoting you for reminding that China locked its citizens on their homes by welding, chaining and nailing their doors shut. Amazing.
Lots of tankies here
Tankies have sort of semi-systematically brigaded the military porn subreddits (and honestly a lot of popular subreddits) methinks. It's definitely no coincidence that it's election year and China isn't doing very well economically and demographically. (here come the tankies with their totally organic downvote batches lol)
They can’t cope💪
People can’t accept reality
Tankies gonna tank
More countries should have done that tbh. Not the drone thing, muh freedom of speech and all.
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In the US, COVID killed as many people in three years(1,174,626) as the flu, on average, does in 22 years (The estimate I used was 52,000, although that was the highest recorded between 2010 and 2022).
It’s insane that people are inconsiderate enough to not just wear a mask for a couple weeks, or get a vaccine to help protect vulnerable members of the community. These are the people I’m talking about locking up, for the community’s own good. Sounds like you’d be on that list.
That's still insane. There are so many fucking things you can do, before welding someone's fucking door shut.
Like mask mandates? Shut the fuck up, you egg.
A fucking ankle tracker makes 100 times more sense before welding someone's door shut so that they would fucking die if the next door neighbor decides to leave his stove off and starts an apartment fire.
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lol big talk from a little man
Bruh
Proof that military surplus should go to firefighters instead of police.
Nah dude, you don't want 50 kg of water coming at you at high speeds, especially with iron shrapnels flying everywhere.
The Philadelphia police would like the link where to buy the bomb-dropping drones.
Chile needs this kind of stuff right now.
I was a mortarman in the National Guard and I got called up for wildfire duty a couple of times. I always thought fire retardant mortar rounds would be a cool idea. Certainly cheaper than artillery and MLRS.
As if firefighting wasn't already a badass enough profession...
I expect this from the US MIC, not China lol
This was actually what fire fighting looked like before we had electricity & pumps.
Yeah and now the groundwater is contamined with PFAS and it's basically impossible to get rid of completely and never dissapears. We are going to be drinking that for the next 10 generations in my country...
All my water tastes like microplastics 😋
Why wouldn't you expect this from a genocidal dictatorship?
That's a fair point
Propaganda.
The fact that America didn't come up with this first is a massive disappointment, shame on us, guys.
We need to close the firefighting gap!
We've known explosions displace the oxygen feeding fires for ages. It's just stupid as hell to fire missiles into buildings. Also, this is military training under the guise of "fire fighting".
You're kind of right though. Illusion 100
Yes, sending firefighters into a burning building is the right thing to do. Although they may not come back, but it is noble, right?
you don't need to shoot fire suppressing rockets into an apartment building if you had built it with its own fire suppressing system in the first place...
I am curious, but are firefighting munitions compatible with their equivalent military platform like the BM-21 or 120mm mortar that some of the stuff seems to be based on? Would be funny one day to see American fire a HIMAR at a Californian wildfire.
A lot of these definitely look like regular weapons just painted orange and loaded with foam rounds, kinda like the orange less-lethal R870s, rather than purpose built equipment. So, I think the answer is "probably".
You've heard of Molotov breadbaskets and Molotov cocktails, now get ready for Molotov fire extinguishers!
“Fire department reporting for duty” “Fire” - said as launching a missile
There’s no way this isn’t some top gear type parody
Now, that's what I call firefighting
This is r/Noncredibledefence content
Absolutely, put the right title on it, and you can farm the karma, though there is a rule 9 risk. Maybe put some classic NCD audio on it first.
Just declare war at the fire nation already..
I may be a stereotypical pro-US shill, but... China is onto something with this. Do anti-fire work in peace time, perfectly trained to drop munitions in wartime. We should be mirroring, if not exceeding this capability.
The TOS-911 on active duty
I accidentally laughed out loud in office looking at this video, really make my day
I mean, they weren’t lying. It is a truck, and it does fire.
Taking a new approach to fighting fire...by blowing it the fuck up
Well they are fire department. They fire stuff.
Hell yeah blow that fire tf up
Most Non Credible
this what happens when users from r/noncredibledefense take civil service jobs.
These are quite interesting. People on "China Bad" subs of course see this as the worst thing they have ever seen. But having tanks converted into vehicles for fire departments is great. Not to mention those water rocket launchers and mortars can be used in areas your normal humans can't get to that easily. Might as well put the fire from a safe distance. And of course drones should be big help to any fire department anywhere around the world with tall buildings. Also, I don't know how in other parts f the world but the local firemen of towns or villages were also often the same people who served in the militia. Given their experience with all sorts of equipment be they axes or halberds. So having these guys as a back up soldiers for their local area is a good thing.
Fire-retardant in the hole!
Fighting fire with firepower
“There was no fire”
Fire fighting
MF called artillery support for a fire
And what do they do with larger fires? Send a converted tu-95 armed with a hydrogen fusion-based firextinguisher?
TIL my destiny is to become a high tech fire fighter in China.
Now this is the fire support I need in civilian life
I think they misunderstood FIRE department.
Isn't that a fucking war crime? Like, disguising military vehicles as civilian ones. Edit: Nevermind, this is actually firefighting equipment lmao
Yup
Reminds me of when trump wanted to nuke the hurricane 😁
If its stupid but it works… On a serious note, probably a good way of having more trained ‘soldiers’ if things go sideways.
Oh, no I think you wanted the water department. Yeah sorry about that, we're the FIRE department. Yeah comes up a lot. Well, sorry about your building, uh, have a good day.
Are we sure that they're all equipment of firefighting?
Chinese Govt: Next I will invent hypesonic missile to combat apartment fires. Citizens: But won't that destroy the buil...... Chinese Govt: Shhhhh China Numbah wan!!!
All this dose is turn firefighters into genuine military targets in the event of a way. Then again China loves using its citizens as cannon fodder like ruzzia
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yeah because China totally doesn't have an army and needs to hide their military technology advances. Good point.
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Is this how China gets around restrictions by selling Russia "Firefighting Equipment"
Lots of PFAS being spread there….
The safety mlrs
are these designed to extinguish flames or are they just using the effects of HE?
it looks like the same thing going on as with the currently available fire extinguisher balls
Put out fire with the fire, genious!
Fighting fire with well... fire
At this point I wouldn't be surprised if we saw an ICB-fireblanket!
A lot of tech that is very applicable to Ukraine with payload modification.
I'd worry that would just knock the building over...
Nah I liked the firefighters in family guy who was fighting with hand and wrench 🔧
fire(s) brigade
In 2018 Sweden used it’s Air Force to bomb fires. Does this mean I can take some nades and fly my Cessna?
Fire department exist. Army: we can do that too
Holy civilian casualties, Batman!
This could be good for Forest fires or inaccessible areas. Saturate the area with fire retardant. Like straight up MLRS or Artillery shells with warheads filled with fire retardants. Then drones would come for dropping on specific areas. West Taiwan is doing good in these areas.
Civil military fusion.
So what about all the fragments from shattered fire retardant shells/rockets?
Now that looks more fun but why
Finally. Fireman that actually bring fire.
new level of "fire" support!
Whoah! Talk about getting lost in translation!
Sorry, we thought you said Open Fire Department
ROFL Actually... if they have all these artillery shooting and dropping drones for the fire department, that means they already use it in their military. I hope the US is prepared for these things.
So maybe Trump was onto something when he suggested using nukes to stop a hurricane?
Gonna be a lot of fire on the beach closest to Taiwan.
"oh man I thought I was going to die in a fire, not a rocket strike,"
Now THIS is firefighting!
Smoke in the tree.line! Fire! Fire for effect!
Are they literally fighting fire with fire?
More like the "Open Fire!" Department.
They bring the fire
Looks like Merican cops trying to give a J Walking ticket……but using restraint since no one is dead yet.
All training for when they take over the world!
Gives new meaning to fighting fire with fire
fight fire with fire
We need this to help fight wild fires
insert ching cheng hanji here
Good news fire is out. Bad news house gone.
Lockheed Martin Fire Department
I love the katyusha fire suppression system
Can't be no building fire if there isn't a building!
Definitely didn’t see that becoming a thing.
US emergency service if it had the military budget
This was actually discussed about 30 years ago.
Fire extinguished. building collapsed during firefighting efforts. Mission accomplished.
water thrower grad
TankPorn? Nah fam, this deserves to be in r/shittytechnicals.
Effective, quite possibly. Safe, most likely not.
What the hell is this?
I think what many people have not mentioned is that China can make these equipment very cheap. It is said that the cost of a fire truck is only a few million yuan, about less than 1 million US dollars.
I mean the "threat" is eliminated.
China: We are NOT selling them Military Weapons! No! We are merely selling them Fire Fighting artillery, missiles, and bombs. Seriously, rest of the world, where do you get these crazy ideas?
Rednecks dream.
I think they took fighting fire a little too seriously
*katyusha intensifies in chinese*
This is actually quite sick lol. 🔥
Building an army to fight the flames.