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Small Town Tactics and Tools

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Small Town Tactics and Tools is a group designed to help firefighters who protect rural and suburban areas. As the name suggests, we discuss tactics and tools and everything in between including training, leadership, manpower and water struggles, current fire events, and science. If you're from a department who protects rural and suburban areas, this is the group for you. If you're an urban firefighter this is a great place to get a general idea of what these men and women deal with in these areas and we certainly welcome you here for collaboration and general discussions. So come join your host as we discuss and bring you the latest and greatest for Small Town Tactics and Tools.Thanks for joining us!

Website: http://www.facebook.com/groups/small.tactics.and.tools/
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Latest Activity: Sep 6, 2018

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Comment by James J. Shea on September 6, 2018 at 2:38pm: don't have face book

Comment by Chris Willis on June 10, 2015 at 6:01pm: Here is my newest piece. I think I'd like to try and incorporate this site with the Facebook group. Any ideas?

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