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A place for firefighters who are looking to research a subject can have other firefighters provide research articles, standards, and references. Why spend days looking for valuable research. Now it can come to you.

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Comment by Chris Leier on April 24, 2009 at 8:35pm: Hey all, a great resource for the latest research being done for the fire service is www.fire.gov. Myself and the team at NIST really try to put everything we do so that everyone here and in the fire service everywhere, can benefit from the research we do. If you ever have any questions, please feel free to contact us, and check out the newest addition to our reports on Fire Fighter Tactics Under Wind Driven Conditions, which was done on Governors Island, off the coast of NYC.
Thanks, Chris Leier

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