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For the fire service, the future is now
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In order for fire service leaders to see the future, they have to clearly see the present.
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FIREFIGHTER RESEARCH
Firefighter suicide tackled in new studies
By Sara Jahnke, FR1 Columnist
Measuring the scope of the firefighter suicide problem has always been tough, these studies add data and a prevention model.
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FIRE SERVICE CHATS
The science behind stress
Chief Gasaway talks about how the brain works in high-stress situation and how fire officers can use that to make decisions that will change bad fireground outcomes to good ones.
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