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Residence.
Imperial, MO
Department:
Cedar Hill Fire Protection District
Title/rank:
Engineer/EMT
Years of public service:
17
Agency structure:
Combination fire department
Top issues in your department:
Staffing
Professional Qualifications:
Firefighter 1&2, Fire Service Instructor 1&2, Fire Officer 1&2, & Missouri State EMT
Topics you provide training for:
I teach Firefighter 1&2 at Jefferson Communtiy College, Rope Rescue Training for MUFRTI, NIMS traiing, & CERT
Areas of expertise:
I have been in the Fire Service since 1991 and have specialized in technical rescue, instruction and driver operator
Web site:
http://www.cedarhillfire.com

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At 9:48am on August 31, 2008, Bob Tucker said…
Thanks! We went to the Naval Avation Meseum at Pensacola Naval Air Station this summer and watched them practice It was awsome. Stay Safe Bro.
At 8:48pm on August 29, 2008, Beau E. Gros said…
Anybody that has the Blue Angels in a photo here has to be my friend!
At 10:56am on August 22, 2008, Glenn Corbett said…
In the fall....
At 11:48pm on August 21, 2008, Glenn Corbett said…
HI Bob-

Yes it is...it is now part of New York University. The Asch Building is at 23-29 Washimgton Place and has a plaque on the side of the structure. A commemoration is held there every year.

By the way, the new FF I FF II handbook that I am editing for Fire Engineering has a tremendous chapter dedicated to fire history written by one of the nation's top fire historians. Much more detailed and accurate than the others....

Good luck.

Glenn
At 6:28am on May 21, 2008, Mick Fischer said…
This is great. What a way to network.
At 7:43pm on May 18, 2008, Glenn Corbett said…
Thanks, Bob!

Here is a decent book on the Beverly Hills Supper Club

http://www.amazon.com/Inside-Beverly-Hills-Supper-Club/dp/1563112477/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&s=books&qid=1211157318&sr=1-1


As far as the St. Louis fire, I think your best is microfilmed old newspapers....good luck.
 
 

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