!['@[232288513593225:274:Hooks & Hooligans], today's #FirefighterNation Featured Blog, http://www.hooksandhooligans.com/
"Hooks and Hooligans is dedicated to providing the most current, reliable and pertinent Fire Service training/material to date. We serve as a training network allowing fire departments who have limited resources to have continuing education opportunities via social media and the world wide web. We also provide hands on training and class room lectures by state certified Instructors to help increase firefighter safety & survival, on & off of the fire ground. We have an obligation as brothers and sisters to give back, not only to the citizens we serve, but those who serve our citizens."'](https://scontent-lga3-1.xx.fbcdn.net/hphotos-xap1/v/t1.0-0/s320x320/10400591_10154065843149901_3613977311433603974_n.jpg?oh=b242cde77f5738af9da737880b5d386c&oe=574FA8DC)
This year's recipients come from Missouri, North Carolina, Wisconsin, Washington, Tennessee, Michigan, Vermont, Idaho, Kansas, Mississippi, Michigan, Alberta, New Jersey, Colorado, Ontario, Maryland and Florida.
What about FDIC would tell them to make the best of a first time?
"Engine 3 took a position in front of the Advance Auto Parts Store. Hudgins and Young entered the structure from the front of the building to investigate."
#FirefighterNation's Chris Naum, of Buildingsonfire with an LODD from Virginia on this day in our history.
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Erich Roden, FireRescue Magazine Editor-in-Chief
Experiment #20 Exterior Attack: two bedroom transitional attack to interior.
Erich Roden, FireRescue Magazine Editor-in-Chief is with UL Firefighter Safety Research Institute today during the Interior Attack Experiments
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Erich Roden, FireRescue Magazine Editor-in-Chief
Redo of Experiment 20 underway: fire in two bedrooms.
Department of Transportation looks at more inspections, repairs and oversight
"But the government sidestepped for now action on emergency valves that can automatically shut down ruptured gas lines. That issue was highlighted by San Bruno, where a 30-inch-diameter pipeline buried beneath a suburban street continued spewing gas for 95 minutes after it broke, destroying 38 homes and damaging 70 others before a utility worker manually shut it down."
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