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Are we changing for the better?
I attended the International Association of Fire Chiefs conference in Dallas last week. I truly enjoy the presentations, the peer fellowship, and certainly the exhibition of products and services. I can truthfully say that I am as excited about being in the fire service now as I was 32 years ago when I joined a fire rescue explorer post at my county fire department. I am afraid, though, that I may be turning into one of those so-called "old dogs" that does not care for all of the new tricks.
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Added by Charles Moye on September 13, 2009 at 10:50am — 3 Comments
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