What Are You Using Fire-Service Tradition For?
Jim Spell November 22nd, 2011
In little towns from Maine to the Carolinas, fire stations are resplendent in their brick buildings, draped in bunting and emanating the smell of smoke and leather every time the bay doors open. Helmets are handed down in ceremony from parent to child and sanctified by decades of…
Posted on April 4, 2012 at 11:41am
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