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Douglas Mitchell, Jr.'s Blog – March 2016 Archive (2)

Easter Bunny Approved...

The Sunday Preach

What's in your basket?

Happy Easter to all our friends and followers. I can imagine that today many of you witnessed a similar scenario such as seen in the picture, of the 'overflowing basket of eggs.'

As firefighters and fire officers we must avoid the tendency to become over reliant in the status quo and finding ourselves overly comfortable in operations that are routinely…

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Added by Douglas Mitchell, Jr. on March 27, 2016 at 7:54pm — No Comments

Shaving Seconds!

The Sunday Preach:

Shaving Seconds!

"in our years of conducting firefighter training, without fail, the longest delay in beginning firefighting operations result from the time taken to don the SCBA face piece and create the face…

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Added by Douglas Mitchell, Jr. on March 20, 2016 at 12:38pm — No Comments

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