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Good to hear from you. Things are well in Jayhawk land. Did I hear that you got promoted to Capt? Congrats!! Brother. How are things in ta town? We are just getting things kicked off with our new rescue company so I need to pick your brain one of these day's. Email me your phone number at b_holloman1@hotmail.com when you get a chance. Thanks.
Brandon
Please take a look at the group Unique HazMat Incidents. I will be presenting this at the 2009 FDIC in Indy. I would love to hear what you have to say!
Todd McKee
You can reach me at ray@liveburntraining.com
Talk to you soon
Ray