Fire brigade equipped with new Unimog.
Floods, moorland fires and rough terrain have been a constant challenge for the Gronau Fire Brigade for years. With the new all-terrain Unimog U 5023, the brigade is now specifically strengthening its fleet for operations where reliability, payload and traction are essential.
Udo Lindenberg is coming along.
The approximately 51,000 inhabitants of the town of Gronau (Westf.) in the district of Borken are in good spirits. They can walk to neighbouring Holland, cycle along the “Flamingo Cycle Path” and there’s always a lot going on in Germany’s only rock’n’pop museum.
The people of Gronau have always been fond of music. After the First World War, a broad music scene of all genres developed here. Not least with the neighbouring Dutch, numerous orchestras and bands were founded and operated very successfully over the following decades to this day. The city’s most famous son: Rock music legend Udo Lindenberg (born 1946).
It is no coincidence that even the Gronau fire brigade pays the greatest respect to the founder of the “panic orchestra”: All new vehicles are decorated with the city skyline - which of course includes Udo Lindenberg with his distinctive hat. No panic in Gronau, of course.