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Started this discussion. Last reply by Michael Giacumbo Jun 1, 2009.

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Lives in:: Wood-ridge,NJ

Department:: North Hudson Fire Rescue

Title/rank:: Battalion Chief

Years of public service:: 23

Agency structure:: Paid fire department

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At 4:40pm on June 1, 2009, Larry Lasich said…: I don't think that Tom would have a problem with my giving out his email address. Tom McIssac is the Eastern Regional Manager for the Montana Fire Service Training School and he is their wildland/urban interface guy. He was (or might still be) a type 1 Incident Commander.

Contact Information:
406-696-0571
mcisaac@bresnan.net

Email him and I'm sure he could tell you the name of the publications that you can use to get you folks up to speed. I know the the Deparment of Forestry hand out a plastic covered wheel book for wildland. It covers L.C.E.S, (lookouts, communications, escape routes and safety zones) Watchouts, and Warnings.

Tell him that Larry from Yellowstone Club says hey.

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