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Michael M. Dugan
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Looking for personal experiences/stories of how Tom Brennan inspired, lead, or taught you about firefighting. From Random Thoughts, to war stories of the hey day in Brooklyn's Nut House, to growing up in his household.
To inform, aid and direct 9/11 rescue workers and all survivors to become well and stay well, awareness of where they can find help is vital.
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- Residence.
- 1 Joseph Court
- Department:
- FDNY
- Title/rank:
- Captain Ladder 123
- Years of public service:
- 25
- Agency structure:
- Paid fire department
- Top issues in your department:
- Training
- Topics you provide training for:
- Truck Company operations
RIT
Leadership and the Company Officer
Size-up
Fire Attack
- Areas of expertise:
- Truck Company Operations
Fire Attack
- Bio:
- Michael M. Dugan is a 24-year veteran of the FDNY, serving as the Captain of Ladder Company 123, in Crown Heights Brooklyn. He is also a former volunteer firefighter, in the Halesite FD. He has been involved with the Fire Service for 32 years. He was an instructor at the inception of the FDNY’s Annual Education Day and has developed programs currently taught to all FDNY members during Annual Education Day. He is a “HOT” instructor at the “FDIC.” Captain Dugan has been a featured lecturer around the country on topic dealing with Truck Company Operations and today’s fire service.
- Web site:
- http://NYfiretraining.com
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Stay safe brother and keep that Sea Hag Ciampo in line...LOL I've been trying to get him on here too! Maybe you can give him a nudge for us!
I just wanted to tell what a great experiance it was for me to be around yourself and your crew this past weekend. It truely was a honor for me. I learned a lot and have already shown my crew what I learned.
Thank you again
Nice to see you on here. I have had the privelege of your training via the NH brothers and it was great.
See you in San Diego
Got your email. Thanks for putting me in touch with the Chief. I will see you in February.
Eric
We need to get you up North...like to North Pole!
Stay safe brother!!!
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