
This is not the time to realize that you should have trained more on aerial ladder operations and tactics - pre-plan your response areas and train on proper placement and quick set-ups! Train, train, train...
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Comment by Paul Combs on November 14, 2012 at 9:55am Does anybody have any stories of aerial ladder ops that have gone wrong? Gone right? Would love to hear your stories...

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