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Jimmy Acke's Groups (8)

The Professor: Building Construction

215 members Latest Activity: Sep 21, 2018 In this group, we'll discuss all things building construction. What are the lessons of recent fires? What have past fires taught us?. What are the…
Vehicle Extrication Today

141 members Latest Activity: Jun 21, 2016 This group will discuss extrication issues from A-Z. From training issues,New Vehicle Technology and the latest tricks of the trade. We will share…

Truck Company Operations

411 members Latest Activity: Jun 25, 2019 A place to discuss any and all things related to Truck Company Operations on the fireground.
FDNY

105 members Latest Activity: Aug 28, 2016 This group will promote discussion and debate about the many functions, personalities, tactics, training and policies of the FDNY. Whether you are a…

ADVANCED VEHICLE EXTRICATION

184 members Latest Activity: Nov 16, 2016 This group will aim to share various "advanced" vehicle extrication techniques that are not normally taught in "junkyard" classes. Including tactics…
Thermal Imaging in the Fire Service

64 members Latest Activity: Jan 6, 2015 A discussion forum for tips, tricks, and any training or uses of TI Cameras in todays Fire Service

Firefighters Research Group

35 members Latest Activity: Aug 23, 2013 A place for firefighters who are looking to research a subject can have other firefighters provide research articles, standards, and references. Why…
Eastern Kentucky University

8 members Latest Activity: Mar 9, 2009 A discussion for students of the Eastern Kentucky University Distance Learning Program

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