How can YOU help us on 10/10/15?
Virginia captain is creative is his way to honor firefighters.
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Do the various messages and instructions based on the new research leave you a little confused? Do you sometimes question if even the instructor has a full grasp of the details?
Ryan and I had the honor of sitting in on a UL/NIST class today on Fire Dynamics Research to Tactical Solutions. We appreciate the time and effort that was put into the class and the fireground application examples that were given. These help to bridge the gap between the “Scientific Lab Stuff” and…
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Pre-planning on a personal level...
Functional Training for the Urban Athlete
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Who's working tonight? What's for dinner?
A place to share recipes
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  • Sandra Warner has any of you FDNY put together a book of all your recipes to share with us? might be a good idea if haven't already done
  • Andy Smith Pizza night at all 9 stations. Homemade dough and sauce. 159 years of tradition!
"The chief orders a 2,000-gallon-per-minute (gpm) quint with a 2,000-gpm water delivery capability from the platform into service with the intention of deploying an elevated stream to attempt a knockdown as quickly as possible. Because the chief has been through this scenario before, he is not surprised to see that not only is the platform incapable of 2,000 gpm, but it has a difficult time even producing 1,000 gpm. So what happens?"
Paul Shapiro looks at delivering 2,000 gpm. Having the proper equipment to deliver the required stream...
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  • Daniel Diaz Have 2 engine with 1500gpms also pump into the truck from different ends of the loop use 4in hose lays into the truck have the engine pump at the hydrants using a 4 way , into the quint using quints pump at 2000 gpm using a master
  • Tino Campos You need the water capacity to deliver your desired gpm
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Have you ever been on the other side of the 911 call?
I have been to countless emergency responses over my twelve years in public safety. I have dealt with children in crisis in my career as an elementary teacher b
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  • Lisa Wiggins I have done both and each is just as hard as the other
  • Thomas Cheney I have. . I was a dispatcher when I was with the fire department. .actually dispatched my department to a Fire at the end of my shift and went to the fire and was still able to make entry to supress!
They say it can't be done - Prove them wrong! Join us on 10/10/15 to support the National Fallen Firefighters Foundation, the New York City Fire Department (FDNY) and ALL fallen firefighters.
Stair climb will honor all of America’s fallen firefighters.
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"We should stop using the two terms interchangeably, stop trying to train people to think that either training or education is the answer independent of one another, and stop thinking that skill is the same thing as knowledge." Ronny Coleman on Education and Training
Ronny J. Coleman continues to explore the differences between training and education and why those differences are important.
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"Residential structures account for 10 of the structures where the victims died. Two others occurred in commercial structures."
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  • Melvin Stanbrough You do not die at fires at work home asleep is where it occurs
Being a "nice guy" doesn't cut it.
Fireground command and control and how it’s time for those people and organizations that don’t want to change to move on.
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"Your actions are saying that you do not care about me as your brother firefighter. You don’t care about my wife and kids who are waiting at home for me to walk through the door. “Everyone Goes Home”? Have you heard of it? It’s not just a trendy catch phrase, it should be our number one goal for everything we do."
By: Captain Steve Heidbreder As many of you may have done over the Father’s Day weekend, I spent...
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  • Jim Kellis Because most change and progress comes from west coast. We have been saying since 90, everyone goes home. As a, officer, my job is my firemans safety first, I, need to make sure as we learn from our mistakes, that, my men and women go home, every shi...See More
  • Andrew Quinn Thought the number one goal in the fire service is to preserve life and property...then ourselves. putting others life before our own.
"I think my house is OK, but I don't know, and my dog is there,"
Thumper survived among homes burned to their foundations.
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What ways does your department retain its members?
Patrick Boyle examines how poor leadership affects the volunteer fire service and how leaders can offer solutions in their organization. Good leaders must...
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