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Does your Department use a static hose load on your engines ?? If so what combanition do you use??
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Started this discussion. Last reply by Greg Wyant Feb 5, 2013.

1in tip on 13/4 attack line.
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Started this discussion. Last reply by Don Catenacci Jul 17, 2012.

The Kelly Tool....
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Lives in:: Russell Kentucky

Department:: Flatwoods Fire Deptartment

Title/rank:: Fireman

Years of public service:: 30 +

Agency structure:: other

Professional Qualifications:: 30 yrs of service in the Volunteer Fire Service 15 yrs in the industrial setting which of 10 yrs served as Fire Chief at a Steel Mill . Currently work for a safety firm.

Topics you provide training for:: Hazmat Industrial Firefighting , Confined Space Rescue , High Angle , Low Angle Rope Recue.

Areas of expertise:: Currently a student of all.....

Web site:: http://flatwoodsfire.com

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