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"http://community.fireengineering.com/photo/photo/show?context=user&id=1219672%..."Andrew Brassard replied Jul 27 to Through the lock training |
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Jul 27 Reply by Andrew Brassard |
"Train everyday!!! The more you sweat in training the less you will bleed in battle."Andrew Brassard replied Nov. 24, 2008 to Training on Sunday's |
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Feb 11 Reply by Brenda Tenney |
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