Box 1971, LLC
"Changing the Culture of the Fire Service, One Fireman at a Time."
Box 1971, LLC
"Changing the Culture of the Fire Service, One Fireman at a Time."
"Changing the Culture of the Fire Service, One Fireman at a Time."
"Changing the Culture of the Fire Service, One Fireman at a Time."
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Having one of Box 1971, LLC's founding members being a retired FDNY member who survived the 9/11/2001 terrorists attacks at the World Trade Centers, this project hit very close to home. Larry contacted Box 1971, LLC about getting the word out about his documentary project. Please follow the links below to view Larry's Documentary.
If you choose to donate, there is a link to his site. Box 1971, LLC is NOT receiving any funding from the proceeds from donations. We felt simply compelled to share the story, as never forgetting means, NEVER FORGETTING.
Links to Documentary:
Part 1:
Part 2:
Part 3:
60 Minute Version:
If you choose to donate directly to Mr. Larry Cappetto, you may do so by using this link:
https://www.paypal.com/donate?hosted_button_id=5KPLKE7452G8W
Box 1971, LLC was formed with the intent to educate firemen (men or women) beyond the book and initial training. By utilizing over 240 + years of being students of the job with: education and practical job knowledge, we are able to help firemen retain knowledge, job specific skills and detailed firefighter training .
Box 1971, LLC was named by combining a Gamewell Fire Alarm Box, and the 1971 Mack CF600 that the company owned. The Mack served the citizens of Raleigh, North Carolina, and is now retired. The engine was sold in the Summer of 2016 to a private collector in Raleigh/Durham.
Box 1971, LLC owns a Mack CF600 Baker Aerialscope 75' Tower ladder, which is used for classes. The ladder is fully functional, annually certified , has SCBAs, and a compliment of tools . Tower Ladder 71 began its service in Chesterfield, Virginia; and was purchased as it was being retired from Ruckersville, Virginia.
The apparatus is now housed in Firehouse 71, Box 1971's headquarters. Box 1971, LLC has partnered with some amazing vendors who supply the best equipment available to first responders.
Proudly endorsed by FDNY Fireman L175 (Ret) Mike Perrone and his FireHouse Innovations Corp. as an Authorized trainer. 2500+ Doors in use, must be doing something right. Box 1971 utilizes 2 Multiforce Doors, Crush door prop, HT175 and the new (1st) 3 in 1 lock pulling, cutting, and hinge pulling prop.