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Striking the Four Fives is a traditional fire service ceremony where a bell is rung in four series of five strikes each to honor a firefighter who has died in the line of duty.
When a firefighter died in the line of duty, the fire alarm office would tap out a special signal. That signal was five measured dashes, then a pause, then five measured dashes, another pausethen five more dashes.
It originated with the telegraph system used to dispatch fire alarms, where the code 5-5-5-5 signaled a death, usually of a firefighter or the mayor. The signal is a series of five bell strikes, repeated four times, with a pause between each set of five.

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