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Mark J. Cotter's Blog – September 2017 Archive (1)

MFA Tools and Rules: Changing Too Fast!?

Even to this zealot, the arguments against the tactical improvements inspired by fire dynamics research can, at first, sound persuasive:"The aggressive interior attack has proven effectiveness."; "Experiments have little application to the 'real world' of structure fires."; and "Nothing works everywhere” are common examples. Furthermore, I have heard and read these and similar statements from many fire service leaders, and such pronouncements generally garner more applause…

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Added by Mark J. Cotter on September 26, 2017 at 6:14am — No Comments

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