FDNY losses by apparatus and/or assignment, September 11, 2001 Engine Companies

Engine 1- two Engine 4- five Engine 5- one Engine 6- three Engine 8- one Engine 10- three Engine 21- one Engine 22- four Engine 23- six Engine 26- three Engine 33- six Engine 40- six Engine 54- four Engine 55- four Engine 58- one Engine 74- one Engine 201- three Engine 205- one Engine 207- three Engine 214- four Engine 216- one Engine 217- two

Engine 219- one Engine 226- three Engine 230- five Engine 235- five Engine 238- one Engine 279- three Engine 285- one

Ladder/Truck Companies
Ladder 2- seven Ladder 3- eleven Ladder 4- eight Ladder 5- eight Ladder 7- six Ladder 8- one Ladder 9- three Ladder 10- one Ladder 11- six Ladder 12- two Ladder 13- five Ladder 15- eight Ladder 16- two Ladder 20- seven Ladder 21- seven Ladder 24- one

Ladder 25- six Ladder 35- five Ladder 42- one Ladder 101- seven Ladder 111- one Ladder 118- six Ladder 131- one Ladder 132- five Ladder 136- one

Squad Companies
Squad 1- eleven Squad 18- seven Squad 41- six Squad 252- five Squad 288- six

Rescue Companies
Rescue 1- ten Rescue 2- seven Rescue 3- eight Rescue 4- seven Rescue 5- ten

Battalions
Battalion 1- two Battalion 2- three

Battalion 4- one Battalion 6- one Battalion 7- four Battalion 8- two Battalion 9- five Battalion 11- one Battalion 12- three Battalion 13- one Battalion 22- one Battalion 32- one Battalion 43- one Battalion 47- one Battalion 48- two Battalion 49- one Battalion 50- one Battalion 57- one *note- not all Battalion losses were Battalion Chiefs. Some were firefighters detailed as aides and/or assistants

Other Losses
Haz-Mat 1- eight Tactical Support 2- one Special Operations Command- four Division 1- two Division 11- one

Division 15- three Safety Officer- one FDNY EMS- two Fire Marshal- one First Deputy Commissioner William Feehan Chief of the FDNY Peter Ganci Father Mychal Judge, Chaplain, FDNY

FDNY Losses by Rank, September 11, 2001

Fire Fighter- 250 Lieutenant - 47 Captain- 20 Battalion Chief- 18 Assistant Chief- 2 Chief- 1 Fire Marshal- 1 Deputy Commissioner- 1 Chaplain- 1 Paramedic- 2

26% of those lost were officers, which severely depleted the leadership of the FDNY in the aftermath of 9/11.

FDNY Losses by Borough, September 11, 2001

Manhattan- 200 Brooklyn- 89 Bronx- 15 Queens- 27 Staten Island- 12

Manhattan suffered 58% of those lost, with Ladder companies making up almost half of those lost in that borough. The special operations companies (Rescues, Squads, Haz-Mat) also suffered heavily, with 85 personnel lost among just 11 apparatus.