Well done video from Stockton Firefighters Local 456 shows firefighters finding and removing an occupant from this Aug. 13 apartment video. With proper editing videos such as this can give the public insight into a firefighter's work. What ways does your department use video?
Helmet cam footage shows occupant discovered in back bedroom.
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"Kenny had the pipe, I flaked the line like I had been taught at the training academy that I had graduated from a week ago. The pump operator throttled up; I heard it whine as I masked up and turned my pack in." Michael Morse of Rescuing Providence with a tale from the past
DOING THE JOB 08/13/2015 By Michael Morse From www.fireengineering.com It was a two-story cinderblock construction, commercial,
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  • Jennifer Mielewski, Jordan Guilliams, Judy Melius and 207 others like this.
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  • Mike Morley this is what ill miss about the job this is what the jobs about not greed
  • Betty Lathem God bless our First Response and EMT for the
Do you know the nine questions you should ask that could help keep you and your firefighters out of harm’s way in a potentially violent situation?
NFFF and partners come together to prepare you for potential violent incidents.
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Firefighter who responded to the blaze was struck in the lower leg. He was taken to an area hospital in stable condition.
Firefighter was wounded by gunman during a standoff in Staten Island.
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  • David Potter Praying for the firefighter
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  • Laur Bogart Vachet Now even our firefighters are getting shot. What this world has become. Its just terrible. I will keep this FF in my prayers. Seems as though this wasn't life threatening but still. NY's Bravest!!
Hang in there brother...
Rescuers pulled out a firefighter who was trapped for 32 hours after responding to a fire and huge explosions in Tianjin. At least 17 firefighters are among the dead, 13 missing.
Trapped for over 32 hours, one firefighter is saved by colleagues.
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“During that evacuation process, firefighter Kevin Bell became entangled in a piece of furniture and wasn’t able to extricate himself and get out of building,” Hartford Assistant Fire Chief Scott Brady.
Firefighter wasn’t able to free himself during October 2014 fire.
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  • Judy Olson My family and I have walked this journey and it's one of the toughest battles to go through. My husband was an assistant fire chief killed in the line of duty by an arsonist set fire. I send my prayers to this firefighters family and fire department. God will stand beside each of you just as he did our family.
  • George Brandt My heart goes out to his family, his friends, and all his brothers and sisters in firefighting who are grieving his loss. I regret that I won't be able to attend this year's Firefighters Memorial at the Connecticut Fire Academy next month, but I'll certainly be there in spirit.
Crews battling a wind-stoked blaze in Northern California used cooler temperatures early Thursday to clear brush and expand containment lines,
Containment in Lake and Napa counties rose 16 percent.
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A head's up for our Florida readers...A founding FOOLS International.commember is retiring.
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"Getting out with your companies or neighboring departments is a sure way to discover the ways in which things can go wrong in the system we're currently working in and the strategy, tactics, and procedures that we employ."  Erich Roden, FireRescue Magazine Editor-in-Chief
FireRescue’s editor-in-chief explores the causal factors of human error in this month’s column.
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  • บางบอน หนึ่งศูนย์แปด, Harvey Herring, Satrio AL Musrifi and 101 others like this.
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  • Rich Charles Communities aren't what they used to be. Safety among the masses has diminished. There was a time when the local fire house was a good place to talk to firemen. Or learn more about fire safety and equipment. Now they can't trust kids who come around, in fear of someone getting hurt or touching things they are told not to.
Traffic cam footage of the Miami apparatus crash
Traffic camera captures the moment an ambulance and fire engine collided.
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  • Thomas McDonough Jr. Both rigs should have slowed down if not stopped at the intersection. But it looks like the ambulance had a red light, which I would assume that the engine had the green
  • Susan Nolan Wow, the ambulance driver was at fault hitting the fire truck in the middle as it drove by ambulance should of waited a couple more minutes ambulance Had a red light . Very bad , glad to know every one was ok respectively.
Questioning became particularly pointed when one board member noted that some professions require many hours of training while emergency responders face no across-the-board training requirement.
Panel found several problems among first responders in June 2014 crash.
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