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Bill Carey's Blog – February 2014 Archive (2)

“In the area of, “ Photos and Video from Prince George’s County Townhouse Fire

Engine 846 with smoke showing PLUS articles from Fire Engineering

Prince George’s County firefighters responded to the townhouse fire in the 600 block of Harry S. Truman Drive. The box alarm consisted of Engine companies 46, 33, 5 and 23; Truck companies 37 and 38; and Truck 9 as the Rapid Intervention Company. Engine 846 arrived to find smoke showing from the end unit of a two-story row.…

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Added by Bill Carey on February 26, 2014 at 10:00am — No Comments

January 2014 On-Duty Deaths in Detail

Eight members of the fire service died while on duty

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The following information is a breakdown of the details of those members in the fire service who died while operating “on-duty” as defined by the United States Fire Administration. For more information on this definition and that of the National Fallen Firefighters Foundation's definition of "line of duty death" read “…

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Added by Bill Carey on February 25, 2014 at 10:33am — No Comments

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