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"This is not “My” house, group or company, this is the company’s position and I am temporarily filling it. I need to leave it in the same or better condition as I found it when I leave."
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First off I need to thank Brandon for reminding me of this. This is going to sound bad, but stick it out. When recently asked how a firefighter can make changes in a fire department I gave a list of ways firefighters have lead changes in my…
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Doug Hansen Good read as a 32 Year volunteer captain this speaks well of my values, lead strong and leave strong so others have bench marks to meet and exceed!
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Justin Schorr Excellent. A must read for all the "I'm just in for the day" guys.
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A dog that spent two nights stuck in a 14-foot-deep sinkhole was rescued by firefighters using a makeshift harness.
Pennsylvania Firefighters Rescue Dog in Sinkhole | Firefighter Nation
Dog was trapped for two nights in a 14-foot-deep hole.
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Roger Hayes A BIG HIP HIP HOORAY FOR THE PENNSYLVANIA FIREFIGHTERS FOR SAVING THE DOG IN THE SINKHOLE.
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Lynne Painter Dear Lord, thank you for these selfless hero's that put their lives in harm's way to save this precious dog. Amen!
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Video captures a "fire tornado" during a large grass fire in Platte County, Missouri
Videos: Firefighters Contain Missouri Grass Fire | Firefighter Nation
Wind whips up “fire tornado” in Platte County fire.
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Walt Stubbs Jr For those of us there it was a very long day.
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Buildings under construction tend to produce well developed fires before the arrival of the first fire department units. Make sure your department recognizes when it needs to go into a high-flow attack and leave the 1-3/4" line on the engine. (Glen Ellman photo)