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Featured Blog Posts – March 2014 Archive (4)

Hump Day SOS - Spring Cleaning

Spring is here and it’s time to do a little spring cleaning but, be careful what you ask for. Would it be interesting to tell the 1 year rookie to “get rid of everything that doesn’t get used anymore” and then see what ends up at the dumpster? Along with the items shown in the picture might also be conversation, common sense, station…

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Added by David Rhodes on March 26, 2014 at 8:00am — No Comments

UNSPORTSMANLIKE RIDICULE



How many times have you seen it (or participated in it)? A tragedy happens where a firefighter gets injured or killed and the comments begin to fly about what went wrong - and how they would have done it differently, of course. Let’s take an incident that hit close to home for me. The Toledo Fire Department lost two brothers during an apartment fire this past January.…

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Added by Paul Combs on March 21, 2014 at 11:13pm — 3 Comments

"Pinning the line"

1996 was the year I entered the fire service as a volunteer, this was also the first year I read an article by Andy Fredericks. In his 19962 ½” Handline article for Fire Engineering Andy laid a foundation of support for an incredibly…

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Added by Brian Brush on March 20, 2014 at 12:00am — No Comments

Hump Day SOS OMAHA! OMAHA!

I can’t remember what I am supposed to do at a fire anymore. The acronyms keep coming and I don’t want to screw anything up so I’m going to suggest we use OMAHA just like Peyton Manning. If you get to a point where all the acronyms run together and you are about to panic just take a deep breath and call,…

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Added by David Rhodes on March 19, 2014 at 8:00am — 1 Comment

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