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Tradition, TRADITION!

This is the group dedicated to the glue that holds "Pride and Ownership" together - tradition! We'll be talking about historic fires, important dates in fire history, and why we do things the way we do. .

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Glenn Corbett Glenn Corbett created this group on Fire Engineering Training Community.

 

Tradition, TRADITION! Forum

Glenn Corbett

Beverly Hills Supper Club Trip at FDIC 2009? 3 Replies

Started by Glenn Corbett. Last reply by Brandon Roark 7 hours ago.

I've been thinking of running a day bus trip from FDIC 2009 to the Cincinnati area. My thoughts are to go to the Beverly Hills Supper Club site followed up by a panel discussion by "eyewitnesses" a... Read More »

Glenn Corbett

Welcome Aboard! 33 Replies

Started by Glenn Corbett. Last reply by Jon D Marsh Jun 25.

Hello Everyone- Given the positive response that the Fire Service has given to call for a return to "teaching tradition," I thought it would be a good idea to have a site dedicated to the "details... Read More »

Chuck Fager

History and Pride 4 Replies

Started by Chuck Fager. Last reply by Jeff Betz Jun 11.

When I got out of Probie school 2 and a half years ago and started my probation "breaking In" period, there was really no interest by any of the senior men to sit myself and the other three guys do... Read More »

 
 

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