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How do you select training material? When it comes to basic firefighter training, how do you select a text? Does the state approve a single title to use or allow you to choos... Started by Julie Simmons	11	Nov 13 Reply by Robert "Bob" Halpin
Webcast: Fire Engineering's Handbook for Firefighter I and II I’ve been told that the email I sent to the group yesterday was missing the link to registration for today’s webcast. The webcast is abo... Started by Jane Green	0	Aug. 26, 2008
Animated simulations Just curious -- how do you feel about animated fireground simulations? Do you think they are worthy training tools or just bells & wh... Started by Julie Simmons	4	Jun. 17, 2008 Reply by Marques Bush
Words to Live by My friend Chase Sargent, author of From Buddy Boss: Effective Fire Service Leadership, recently shared this tip with me and I thought it ... Started by Julie Simmons	6	Mar. 12, 2008 Reply by Julie Simmons

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