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Question on Ithe Initial Fire Ground Size Up Is it possible to perform a better size up to prevent firefighters from getting injured or killed on the fire ground? And if so what are th… Started by Jim Mason	33	Dec 5, 2008 Reply by Jim Mason
You're first due to this fire, now what? Take a look at the the video from the page below. http://flashovertv.firerescue1.com/Clip.aspx?key=A00481DFD6EED70C Here's the question-… Started by Jim Mason	40	Dec 5, 2008 Reply by Jim Mason
What is your departments' primary ventilation? Ventilation is a key way to help the engine company advance to the fire and privide more time for vicitms to live until they are found by t… Started by Jim Mason	86	Dec 3, 2008
Vent , Enter, Search Video and Size Up We had a good discussion on Vent , Enter, Search in relation to the Primary Ventilation Thread on this page so let's take it a little furth… Started by Jim Mason	24	Dec 3, 2008 Reply by Jim Mason
The Coordinated Fire Attack Group Please watch at least 1 minute and 30 seconds of the following video: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FtkRhfXiVzs The questions of th… Started by Jim Mason	17	Nov 23, 2008 Reply by Jim Mason
tactical question You arrive to a commercial structure fire on a company usually assigned to truck duties. You report to the newly promoted chief and he te… Started by Jim Mason	10	Nov 7, 2008 Reply by Jim Mason
What type of Structure is this? This may look like a no brainer, but it is what is underneath that was a surprise to all of us. This was a training fire that we did at our… Started by Joe Heim	11	Nov 3, 2008 Reply by Jim Mason

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