The Sunday Preach:
Be Great...
"Did you ever go to a fire where everything went exactly as planned or where you came out and thought you did everything right and wouldn’t change a thing you said or did? The only consistent thing when it comes to firefighting is that it is different each time. No fire is routine and no two fires are ever exactly alike. While you may practice due diligence in an area where fires are prevalent, fire behavior from building to building, from day to day, warrants constant combat readiness..." (Page 8 of "25 to Survive: Reducing Residential Injury and LODD")
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