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Jason Hoevelmann's Blog – November 2015 Archive (1)

To Be Up or Down

In my years as a younger firefighter, both as a volunteer and during my career training, it was driven home that we enter building fires with a low profile. More specifically on our hands and knees. I was never going to question my instructors, the books or the more veteran firefighters that mentored me. However, the more fires I got to fight, the more I started to…

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Added by Jason Hoevelmann on November 23, 2015 at 10:00pm — No Comments

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