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How Do You Define Firefighter Fit? Most people, when asked this question, will normally think about how much weight they can lift or if the are overweight or not. I argue th… Started by Aaron Zamzow	9	May 23, 2015 Reply by Eric C.
Childs arm trapped in revolving door Dispatched to an incident involving a child's arm trapped in a revolving door. There are two different pictures from totally different inci… Started by Isaac Frazier	1	Jun 24, 2014 Reply by BRENT WEIR
To Workout or Not? When and what type of workouts do you do on shift? This is a major concern for the fire rescue athlete,. On one hand we know we should be working out to stay and get fit for duty. Yet , if w… Started by Aaron Zamzow	6	Aug 6, 2012 Reply by Michael Bricault (ret)
Large Truck extrication training I am looking for someone to teach a Large Truck extrication class at my department in Fort Mill, SC. Do you know of anyone that may be inte… Started by Ron Becknell	5	Jan 2, 2011 Reply by Ron Becknell
LETTER REQUEST FOR DONATIONS OF OLD, USED, 2ND HAND/ SURPLUS FIRE & RESCUE GEARS AND EQUIPMENTS Good Day, I’m Stephen Eric P. Chua from the Philippines, me and my group ( 20 persons ). from all walks of life are all volunteer members o… Started by Stephen Eric P. chua	0	Nov 19, 2010
Swiftwater rescue boat A group of firefighters in the Atlanta area have designed & developed the ultimate swiftwater rescue boat. You can see them tormenting… Started by John Zimmerlee	0	Jul 28, 2010
New Rescue Boat Design A group of swiftwater rescue team members are working on what makes a perfect rescue boat. You can see us tormenting the prototype at http:… Started by John Zimmerlee	0	Jun 19, 2010
2011 International Ice Rescue Train-the-Trainer Academy International Ice Rescue Train-the-Trainer Academy February 17 - 20, 2011 Lifesaving Resources Inc. Water & Ice Rescue Training Center… Started by Gerald M. Dworkin	0	Mar 27, 2010
Stabilization and Rescue Struts G******** brothers and sisters and Happy New Year!! When confronted with a vehicle on it's side, many fire/rescue agencies are accustomed… Started by Trey Smith	4	Jan 2, 2010 Reply by Larry Lasich
core v/s streamline Hi guys, this is my first post in this forums, i am from Chile, and I apologize because my English is very basic, ok?... Time a go, search… Started by Raúl de la Jara M.	4	Sep 30, 2009 Reply by Adam Miceli

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