ALT A group of individuals, including Chief Felipe Hernandez Jr, in uniform and red jackets stands together outdoors in front of a monument. Some people are wearing hats, and one person is playing bagpipes. The area is surrounded by greenery and fallen leaves, creating a peaceful setting.

ALT Plaque honoring Charles Glasscock, the first Alexandria firefighter to die in the line of duty in 1852. Describes the incident when the Friendship Fire Company responded to a false alarm, detailing how the engine was pulled by firefighters and the tragic accident that ensued on June 28, 1852. Includes a historical note about the restored fire engine involved in the event.

ALT A group of four individuals, including Chief Felipe Hernandez Jr, stand solemnly in a cemetery. One person is in a fire chief uniform speaking beside a floral wreath placed on a grave. The grave has red and white flowers arranged with a ribbon. Two others are also in uniform, and one is wearing a red shirt. A display board stands nearby, possibly commemorative. The setting is outdoors with trees and greenery in the background.

ALT Retired Captain Luis Santano and EMS Lt. Mike Kohrt stand on either side of Matt Lopez with the Northern Virginia Firefighters’ Emerald Society Pipe Band holding bagpipes, who is dressed in traditional attire. They are in a cemetery beside a floral wreath labeled "Charles Glasscock"