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This group is designed to focus on the increased number of Flashovers that firefighters are encountering today. Anyone with an experience is encouraged to share it in order for all to learn from. Questions are encouraged.

Website: http://www.etsrescue.com
Members: 50
Latest Activity: Oct 9

Torrington, CT 2001



Beechwood Ave. October 2001
Two firefighters were injured while conducting a search on the 3rd floor, conditions deteriorated and the 3rd floor flashed from back to front. One firefighter was treated for 1st and 2nd degree burns, the other was treated and released. They were about 12 feet into the apartment when they recognized the signs. The fire started on the outside of the structure and spread upward.




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Chris Pepler

California Flashover

Started by Chris Pepler Jul. 25, 2008.

Chris Pepler

Staffing??? 16 Replies

Started by Chris Pepler. Last reply by Michael Gavin Jul. 21, 2008.

Dave LeBlanc

Recognition and Prevention - Again 7 Replies

Started by Dave LeBlanc. Last reply by Chris Pepler May. 19, 2008.

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Chris Pepler Michael Gavin Dave LeBlanc Paul Lomski Anthony Avillo Chris Fleming Timothy Overly Frank Ricci Tim Linke Tom Hofland Gregg Normandin Jim Byers Matt Thomson Tom Sterling Kevin Reilly John Shafer Brian Arnold Shane Hunter Keith Addie Mark Lee Joe berchtold Blake Nelson BB Baker Brent Sanger Brent Parker John Belli Jim Puleo Greg Wyant Greg Bolduc Shawn Grass
 
 

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