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Our Next Generation......The Rookie Discussions (2)
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Learning A New Language: How you relate to this new generation.I just finished a post on my page that is directly related to Chief Halton's latest Editorial article in Fire Engineering. It really struck… Started by Ben Fleagle |
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Apr. 29, 2009 Reply by Ben Fleagle |
Thanks for listening!Thanks to all for listening to the Podcast of "The Rookie". It is exciting to hear that folks are investing an interest in these kids as op… Started by Jerry Wells |
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Jun. 3, 2008 Reply by Mark Lee |
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