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Essentials of Fire Fighting

Hello

I've got a question.

Do You know this book? Is it worth buying? I would like to find out something about firefighting in US (basics, your tactics etc.). I am a firefighter from Poland (Station Officer). I need such books to improve my Unit (something interesting, new, good). Could You give me advice, is it good lecture? It's quite expensive for me so I would like to do good purchace.

Rafal Swiechowicz

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Comment by Michael Bricault (ret) on April 9, 2010 at 12:53pm: If you are looking for quick, easy to read books that will help create training programs visit the Fire Department Training Network website. They have several smaller, easy to read books.

Comment by Todd McKee on April 9, 2010 at 2:01am: Whoops! I should have scrolled down! Chief already beat me to it!

Comment by Todd McKee on April 9, 2010 at 2:00am: Hey Brother! I have went away from the book and have moved towards FE's Handbook. He comes with a skills and drills section. We have went to this for our daily training and has worked really well. Good luck! Todd McKee

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