Was in NY last week in the L-480 class with your IMT members at Fort Totten. I thought you might be in the class, no such luck. Had a great week with your team and sorry I didn't get a chance to see you. Hope all is well.
Please allow me to invite you to the group new called Unique HazMat Incidents. This is where you can share pictures, pre-plans, and stories of what you consider a Unique Hazardous Materials incident. Todd McKee
At 11:25pm on September 23, 2008, Nelson Ojeda said…
Hello,
I hope everything works good in Chile next month.
Hello captain pity that I could not see him when he was here in ecuador by receiving a notice by email of course New Hampshire by ivan chong participate as a desire to learn more techniques to combat fire I imagine must be quite practical waiting for his comment his friend Alex greet all
Danny,
The picture of you in front of the Winter Inn is great! I spent 2 years of my life in Warren working out of the ranger station. I go back there each year elk and deer hunting. I have very good friends out there and they told me that the FDNY guys were there helping out. Hope to chat with you soon.
Thanks for the comments regarding the Fire Eng scenarios and the Latin America connection -- email me at jmk at commandsim.com or call me at 215-627-8146 and we can talk about your ideas for simulations.
I hope you are well. I was hoping to get to the FDIC but had last minute changes. In any case, I we are in the process of making changes to all of our hose loads including our high-rise packs. Currently, we use 2" hose with an 1 and 1/8" tip with a flow of 250gpm at 75 psi. I would like to go to 2 and 1/2" in order to keep the flow at lower pressures. I have been aware of your 2 and 1/2" ho\\"hose packs" for several years, do you have a different or new pack for 2 and 1/2? The one I know is you bring the butts together and bring the fold back to the butts and then again etc.... I am interested in your thoughts. Do you have any contact with Bob Maynes? I haven't spoken with him for a while; however, he was very helpful with a lad from my department who was called up for the FDNY. He had done well, he was #2 in his class and is assigned to engine 84.
I just wanted to let you know that Sheila has done some excellent Photoshop work on one of the pictures you submitted to us..... but man did we have a good laugh first :)
Thanks for your reply, didn't make it to Indy this year with a very busy schedule. I was sorry to miss it. I am curious anout your adventures in Latin America. Tell me more..
Art
We met in NO while setting-up a "rural" water supply system. Better late than never....thanks for your knowledge, expertise and dedication. I hope you and my other friends with the FDNY IMT are well.
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I regret what happened in Santiago.
Congratulations on your ascent to BC!!! That is great to hear! Glad to see you are doing well!
Was in NY last week in the L-480 class with your IMT members at Fort Totten. I thought you might be in the class, no such luck. Had a great week with your team and sorry I didn't get a chance to see you. Hope all is well.
Art
Nice article at FE magazine this month. Give a call some time this week.
I hope everything works good in Chile next month.
How are things going?
The picture of you in front of the Winter Inn is great! I spent 2 years of my life in Warren working out of the ranger station. I go back there each year elk and deer hunting. I have very good friends out there and they told me that the FDNY guys were there helping out. Hope to chat with you soon.
Thanks for the comments regarding the Fire Eng scenarios and the Latin America connection -- email me at jmk at commandsim.com or call me at 215-627-8146 and we can talk about your ideas for simulations.
I hope you are well. I was hoping to get to the FDIC but had last minute changes. In any case, I we are in the process of making changes to all of our hose loads including our high-rise packs. Currently, we use 2" hose with an 1 and 1/8" tip with a flow of 250gpm at 75 psi. I would like to go to 2 and 1/2" in order to keep the flow at lower pressures. I have been aware of your 2 and 1/2" ho\\"hose packs" for several years, do you have a different or new pack for 2 and 1/2? The one I know is you bring the butts together and bring the fold back to the butts and then again etc.... I am interested in your thoughts. Do you have any contact with Bob Maynes? I haven't spoken with him for a while; however, he was very helpful with a lad from my department who was called up for the FDNY. He had done well, he was #2 in his class and is assigned to engine 84.
I'll look forward to your response.
Take care,
Art
Thanks for your reply, didn't make it to Indy this year with a very busy schedule. I was sorry to miss it. I am curious anout your adventures in Latin America. Tell me more..
Art
We met in NO while setting-up a "rural" water supply system. Better late than never....thanks for your knowledge, expertise and dedication. I hope you and my other friends with the FDNY IMT are well.
Art
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