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"I have seen this phenomena happen many times. It happen when we all had to go to E..."Robert Rhoades replied Apr 13 to Change |
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Apr 13 Reply by Ray McCormack |
"In the department I retired from, every person carries a portable radio. They are ..."Robert Rhoades replied Jul. 15, 2008 to Firefighter identification on the fireground |
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Jul. 18, 2008 Reply by Keith Addie |
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