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I find it very interesting when I see firefighters escaping from burning structures alone. Procedures down here just do not allow that to happen. We ALWAYS work in pairs, no matter what, without exception, ever, when we enter a structure involved in…
-My first question after watching this video is, Was the member that bailed out equipped with a personal escape system? Many firefighters at this incident can be seen wearing bail out harnesses but it is not clear if the affected member was wearing…
Good headsup video Gent,s. When you least expect it.
Train, Train and Re-train more! Awesome video. Thanks for sharing. The camera men never get the credit they deserve!
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- 15
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- Anything video related to the fire service. We specialize in posting CLOSE CALL videos.
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- We are the manufacturers of the Fire Helmet Camera. A small, heat resistant, waterproof no wires video camera that can be mounted on a fire helmet aiding in capturing up to 8 hours of video taken at the fire scene or training exercise. It also aids in fire scene investigations.
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- At 1:02pm on February 11, 2009,
Tim Zehnder said… - Rob, Great job your work is very good, Is there a chance that you can e-mail me the Wiggins house fire video. I run a Fire Training Program in Minnesota and I could use that in some of my presintations. tim.zehnder@southcentral.edu Thanks
- At 11:38am on January 14, 2009,
Bobby Halton said… - Hey Rob Call me at 201 406 8278 as soon as you can I have a favor to ask... Bobby
- At 10:33pm on December 7, 2008,
Frank Ricci said… - Rob,
Great Job, Can you please call me 203-285-4907 I may have a project that you may want to get involed with. It is time sensitive.
- At 9:41am on December 4, 2008,
Tom Dunne said… - Rob, I just watched a couple of your videos. Great stuff! I think new firefighters can learn about smoke and fire conditions from them. Tom Dunne
- At 7:52pm on December 2, 2008,
Frank Ricci said…
- We could use your input in our group we have the most members. Tactical Building Blocks & Air Management
This group will focus on aggressive interior firefighting. We will address tactics that increase your chance of not getting jammed up and cover what actions to undertake if you do.We will cover some big issues as well as small tactical tips.
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