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Yesterday at 6:59pm · 
Roll Call for the fallen military brothers in today's tragic shooting. Thoughts and prayers for everyone involved and the families.
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Yesterday at 2:14pm · 
Great job by the Louisville KY fire dept. they had a great stop! Looking at this picture how many use their aerials in an aggressive offensive mode? Store front blitz attacks are fairly common with tower ladders but doesn't seem as much with sticks.
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  • Michael Heeder It takes "out of the box" thinking to deploy a blitz attack like this, but if you plan your ventilation and have a good pre-plan of your building, you can deploy this nozzle for maximum water delivery without placing firefighters in the hottest of the hot zone. Why the pre-plan? You need to watch out placing your equipment in the collapse zone.....
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  • Bryan Davidson My department tried that years ago and destroyed the ladder, cooked everything on the tip and ladder.
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July 15 at 7:21pm · Edited · 
RAW VIDEO of an apartment fire several days ago in Portland, OR. The 2-1/2 deployed did its job no doubt . ‪#‎trainon‬
RAW VIDEO of Portland Apartment Fire
The link provided bellow contains Raw footage of a apartment fire located at SE 121st Street in Portland several days ago. PFD made a very aggressive attack on the fire. Well done brothers! CLICK H...
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July 15 at 6:18pm · 
Before we had cell phones, and the chief wanted an update. LOL ‪#‎TrainOn‬‪#‎HooksandHooligans‬
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July 15 at 5:39pm · 
She might have pooped her pants
Must see: Explosion during fire on roof of commercial building - Statter911
Fire during construction leads to explosion
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July 15 at 1:55pm · 
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July 15 at 1:14pm · 
One of the hazards you hear about but rarely see as it happens... Situational awareness!
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Viewer video from Florence. This is what happens when a power line gets knocked down and is connected to a fence. This is why we tell you to avoid fallen power lines. (Courtesy: Andi Linville)
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July 14 at 6:43pm · 
Hooligans! This could never happen in your first due right? Great work by Detroit's Bravest today. ‪#‎trainon‬
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July 14 at 5:04pm · 
Viewer beware! This video there is single person ladder throws, non-NFPA ladder angles and ladder heeling from the front. Additionally complete professionalism and sense of urgency being completed by every member!
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MUST SEE VIDEO: Dramatic Ladder Rescue in Alexandria, VA Caught on Helmet Cam
BAD ASS ALERT... Some dramatic helmet cam footage of a dramatic ladder rescue at an apartment fire in Alexandria, VA. Someone told this guy to grab a ladder, he...
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  • Joseph Hans Finally some intelligence on the Internet! Great job by the crews and great job by this site! Nice to see some good firefighting and not a bunch of balless wonders hiding behind their safety vests and clipboards. I'm not saying be insane,but to quote Lt. McCormick "put the fire out and safety is achieved"!
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  • Michael Garmany Good job. That is the reality of most fire response in the country. Understaffed, and the crews adapting and making some great rescues. Also the ladder angles worked, regardless of NFPA standards. Good job again!
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