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Get Out Alive - Basement Window - FETC
Short video clip from the "Tap the Box" Radio Show Boys
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Comment by Lt. Billy Greenwood on June 15, 2011 at 11:05am -
The drill is two firefighters enter the basement via the exterior bulkhead stairs to locate a firefighter in trouble. When they locate the downed firefighter, their primary egress is cut off and they become trapped in a partitioned room. (The interior stairs and exterior bulkhead were cut off) All three firefighters must exit via an 18" basement window. The basement has a washer, dryer, and table which can be relocated to assist with extrication. The firefighters must exit before they run out of air.
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