Report: The first recorded history of fire attack exposes the true motivation for the engine company!
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I believe that's Nomex fur, but I could be wrong:)
Great historical sourcing, and it proves again that putting enough wet stuff on the hot stuff puts the hot stuff out.
However, where is the 2 in 2 out policy, it looks like incorrect turnout geat, no SCBA? luckily there were no codes, standards, norms, etc. that required obligatory compliance.
Coffee's always hot, Brother!! Come on down:)
UGG, Me like.
Well done as usual, still need to stop down and see you one of these days.
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