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Tom Londo's Discussions (2)
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"Hi Brian, I belong to a dept. that has a fixed class A facility. We burn many tim..."Tom Londo replied Jun 28 to Live Fire Training- Do you get it? |
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Jun 28 Reply by Brian Arnold |
"Typicaly the new fireman on our dept. are drilled heavily on wearing their PPE cor..."Tom Londo replied Jun. 23, 2008 to Do you teach your firefighters how to read heat? If so, how? |
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Oct. 30, 2008 Reply by Brenda Tenney |
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