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Please be careful, and all the best to you!
Cindy
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Hola from Alaska! I saw your Bomberos MIraflores 28 has a face book page and saw you were in a few of the pictures. I have been looking at doing one for mine just to up our recruitment.
Do you have any pictures of just your apparatus so we might compare the difference between the two.
Espero podamos compartir experiencias!
Estamos en contacto.
Thanks for adding me. You are my first contact in S. America. I have a lot of business with firefighters from N. America but I have never met anyone from your part of the world.
lasse
Great photos send us some info on how you all handle jobs, staffing and what issues the vollunteer fire servcie in Peru is having. Thanks again
Bobby
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