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!['* 8/31/15 Fresno Fire Captain Pete Dern Update
(From his wife Kelly):
Yesterday morning Pete and I WALKED to the cafe and got coffee then WALKED outside to enjoy the beautiful morning together.
Rehab has been amazing!
It was such an emotional and mental boost for Pete.
After just 3 days, Pete can get himself sitting up on the edge of the bed and to a standing position (it used to take 3 people).
He can feed himself and brush his teeth with modified hand straps.
The more he exercises, the better he feels.
Going home is finally within reach. σΎ’°❤
Kelly
*****
Way to go Brother PETE !!!
Kick some asszzz!
You are #DernStrong
You are #BrotherhoodStrong
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!['There are many controversies around this tragedy.
During the summer of 2007 there were 750 fires on the Croatian coast.
On August 30, a new fire broke out on the island of Kornat, part of the Kornati National park. A team of 23 firemen was sent on a Mi-8 helicopter on what they thought would be just a routine mission.
Upon arrival, they split into two teams, one with 6 firemen and the other with 17.
The latter split up one more time when three firemen lost their communication gear and again when the fourth one went checking for the signal, while trying to call his superiors. The remaining 13 were stranded between two hills with no water whatsoever, since the large water canister landed 500 meters away from them.
While searching for it, they got encircled by a wall of fire. Although the burning grass was only 10 cm tall, the firemen didn't have the necessary equipment and had nowhere to run.
In only a minute, six of them were killed instantly, while the other seven remained lying on the ground, badly burned, waiting for help more than two hours.
After the rescue, they were sent to the hospital in Zadar and then transferred to hospitals in Zagreb and Split.
Six of them died in hospital because of serious burns covering large areas of their bodies.
The fire itself had nowhere to spread, and was soon naturally extinguished, bringing up many questions about the necessity of the intervention.
Official report states that they have died from a natural phenomenon called "eruptive fire".
Allegedly, the firemen were killed by an unexploded CBU-87dumped over Kornat island by NATO planes returning from the Kosovo war in 1999.
RIP Brothers
We will Never Forget you
#BrotherhoodStrong
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