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Comment by Fire Chief Billy Greenwood on April 28, 2012 at 8:34am

Another FDIC is in the books. I enjoyed meeting many brother and sister firefighters from the FE community. You know it's like a breath of fresh air when we come together, break bread and learn from each other.  Thanks to all who attended my Interior Benchmarking class on Thursday and those who stopped by the Fire Engineering booth while we were broadcasting "Tap the Box" live on FE Talk Radio. 

 

I am looking forward to FDIC 2013 already!  Stay safe.

Comment by Jack Sullivan on March 22, 2012 at 10:38am

One of the best rites of Spring - FDIC in Indy. It's like recharging your smart phone battery to stay connected - only with real live firefighters and their support community. It's good to see and network with the real people behind the virtual persona's we communicate with the rest of the year. A tip of the helmet to the Pennwell team for producing THE premier firefighter training event of the year.   

Comment by Eddie Buchanan on March 22, 2012 at 10:21am

Hey gang!  Looking forward to the FDIC this year! Lot's going on with both me and the ISFSI:

Tuesday

Leading With Attitude Workshop

FDIC Instructor/Member Social at Howl at the Moon - 7PM

Wednesday

The Future of Fire Service Training Session, right after the main session.  

5PM - My band, ROSIE SOUL & THE ROCK-N-ROLL COWBOYS play the brotherhood bash!  www.rosiesoulrocks.com

Thursday

George D. Post, Instructor of the Year Presentation - Main Program

Friday

ISFSI Annual Membership Meeting.  I pass the presidency to Doug Cline! 

Be sure to say HEY and let's grab a cold one! 

See ya there! 

Comment by Vernon Applewhite on March 22, 2011 at 11:52am

Hanging @ FDIC in Indy.

Comment by Michael K. Scotto on November 3, 2010 at 8:45am

As winter begins to arrive, we all need to reveiw our dept's SOP's for ops during this season. Hydrants become frozen, the ground is slippery due to ice and snow, make ladder placement more difficult. Slower response due to weather, there are many difficulties that arrive with winter. We need to be ready. So, train on winter ops before we are faced with these problems. Stay Safe...

Comment by Michael K. Scotto on September 17, 2010 at 4:14pm

Training doesn't stop while we are on the fire ground. It continues and brings other training full circle. Train for the next alarm. Stay Safe...