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Incident Specific Operational Guides for firefighters

Website: http://www.FireOpsOnline.com
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Fireground Operational Guides

Free Tactical Worksheets and Operational Tips for Fire Service Professionals. The information we are going to give away in this group has helped many firefighters score high on promotional exams and operate effectively on the firegound.

The basis of this information is from my new book Fireground Operational Guides, which I developed with Deputy Chief Michael Terpak from the Jersey City FD. A summary of the book can be found by visiting: http://www.commonvalor.com/newfromfrankviscuso.html

In the meantime, go to www.FireOpsOnline.com for Free fire training, drills and promotional tips.

Operational Guides is available at: http://www.pennwellbooks.com/opguforfisep.html

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When to vent/smash store front wondow 4 Replies

I have a sincere tactic question,,,When a fire is present in the rear of a taxpayer & the engine company is ready to mounted an attack. When should the truck crew take out the front display…Continue

Started by kevin. Last reply by Frank Viscuso Jul 18, 2011.

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Comment by kevin on March 21, 2011 at 11:19am: To Chief Viscuso.... When is your book being released? I pre-ordered from penwell

week or so ago.

I am also curiuos to see your tactical work sheet. I'm a newly appointed captain that fills in for battalion on vacation/sick days. Sad to say, little training from dept on this new role/responsibility, so I am doing my own leg work to be best prepared

Comment by Frank Viscuso on February 3, 2011 at 10:23am: Check out this site for Free Fire Training, Drills and Promotional ...

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