It’s a fire truck. It’s a jet. It’s technically both—and it will be on display at the 2022 Chippewa Valley Air Show (Eau Claire, WI).

The AFTERSHOCK Jet Fire Truck is built to look like a vintage fire engine, but it has a pair of Rolls-Royce jet engines hiding inside.

“This 1940 Ford Fire Truck boasts TWIN Rolls-Royce Bristol Viper Jet Engines totaling over 24,000 horsepower and holds the Guineas Record for Fire Trucks at an amazing 407 MPH!” the apparatus’ website states.

AFTERSHOCK will be doing five runs throughout the air show’s duration—one on Friday and two each on Saturday and Sunday.

Read more about AFTERSHOCK and SHOCKWAVE, a custom-built race truck equipped with three J34-48 Pratt & Whitney jet engines originally out of the USA Navy T2 Buckeye, here.

Singer Cardi B recently purchased a fire truck for the municipality of Castañuelas, in the Montecristi province of the Dominican Republic, after her native land had been lacking such an apparatus for more than 20 years, reports hoynoticias.com.do.

Officials say fire has been a problem that has led many to lose their homes, so the donation—not Cardi B’s first to the DR—is greatly appreciated.

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The donation was made through the father of Belcalis Marlenis Almánzar (Cardi B), Carlos Almanzar, the report says. Although the singer was born in the U.S., much of her family resides on the island.

Reports are surfacing that the Nashville Fire Department is sending firefighters to respond to calls with broken apparatus and equipment.

Nashville’s Firefighters Union officials say the April 24 fire at the Polo Park Apartments in Donelson is one time during which the second responding apparatus didn’t have a working pump, reports FOX17.

I started investigating reports from Nashville’s Firefighters Union that the Nashville Fire Department is sending firefighters to respond to fires with broken equipment. The union says this is dangerous for both the firefighters and homeowners and it needs to stop. @FOXNashville pic.twitter.com/mVgDhMkUQf

— Kaitlin Miller (@kmillerreports) June 2, 2022

Residents near that April 24 fire say it took first responders extra time to fight the fire. However, department records show the pumper was working, the report says.

The Nashville Fire Department says it anticipates receiving several new apparatus of the fire and EMS variety, and has even taken delivery of three fire trucks which are in the process of final completion, according to the report.

At FDIC International 2022, Robert Keys, retired FDNY Battalion 39 Commander and Chief of R&D, takes an inside look at what you can expect from Milliken Fire Service.