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• Fireboats [r]: Add brief definition or description

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• Alpha (fireboat): A former tugboat, commissioned in 1885 to serve as Chicago, Illinois's first official fireboat ^[e]
•  Geyser (fireboat, 1886): A fireboat commissioned in Chicago, Illinois in 1886 - the city's first purpose built fireboat ^[e]
• Chicago (fireboat): A fireboat commissioned in Chicago, Illinois in the 1880s ^[e]
• Yosemite (fireboat): Add brief definition or description
• Fire Queen (fireboat): Built specifically to fight fires at the 1893 Chicago's World's Fair, turned over to the city when the fair closed ^[e]
•  Illinois (fireboat): A fireboat commissioned in Chicago, Illinois in 1899, Chicago's first steel-hulled fireboat ^[e]
• Joseph Medill (fireboat, 1908): A fireboat operated in Chicago, Illinois from 1908 to 1947, twin of the Graeme Stewart (fireboat, 1909) ^[e]
• Graeme Stewart (fireboat, 1909): A fireboat commissioned in Chicago, Illinois in 1909, twin of the Joseph Medill (fireboat, 1908) ^[e]
• Fred A. Busse (fireboat, 1937): A fireboat operated in Chicago, Illinois from 1937 to 1981, when she was converted to an excursion boat ^[e]
• Joseph Medill (fireboat, 1948): A fireboat operated in Chicago, Illinois from 1948, until she was shipwreck, sister ship to the Victor L. Schlaeger (fireboat) ^[e]
•  Victor L. Schlaeger (fireboat): A fireboat operated in Chicago, Illinois from 1949 until 2010, sister ship to the Joseph Medill (fireboat, 1948) ^[e]
• Chicago fireboat 6-8-8: Chicago, Illinois's first small fast fireboat ^[e]
• Christopher Wheatley (fireboat): A fireboat commissioned in Chicago, Illinois in 2010 ^[e]
• Eugene Blackmon (fireboat): A fireboat commissioned in Chicago, Illinois in 2017 ^[e]