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Pride / Honor / Tradition / Public Relations "Tradition" …….In the late 1800's, early 1900's, when the Irish immigrated to the United States, the only jobs the Irish could get were the… Started by John Fischer	0	Jul 2, 2014
Honor Guard vs Sunglasses Do any of you use or allow your people to use sun glasses during summer time activities such as marching in a parade? If you do, are they s… Started by monty moon	6	Sep 27, 2010 Reply by David Malcomson
Fire Service Funeral Practices I just posted a new blog on this subject and posed the question: Should we should take the same attitude the military does: once a firefig… Started by Tiger Schmittendorf	10	Feb 14, 2009 Reply by Roger Groves

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Pride / Honor / Tradition / Public Relations

"Tradition" …….In the late 1800's, early 1900's, when the Irish immigrated to the United States, the only jobs the Irish could get were the…

Started by John Fischer

Jul 2, 2014

Honor Guard vs Sunglasses

Do any of you use or allow your people to use sun glasses during summer time activities such as marching in a parade? If you do, are they s…

Started by monty moon

Sep 27, 2010
Reply by David Malcomson

Fire Service Funeral Practices

I just posted a new blog on this subject and posed the question: Should we should take the same attitude the military does: once a firefig…

Started by Tiger Schmittendorf

Feb 14, 2009
Reply by Roger Groves

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