John Chubb here from DFB Ireland. Just want to say....to attend your presentation alone made a 6000 mile round trip worthwhile.Drop me your email details to chubb.john@gmail.com I wish to discuss a future training initiative with you
Chief Tracy, I am honored to have been able to meet you this weekend in Charlotte. Thank you for sharing you knowledge and experience with us. You are doing extraordinary things for the fire service and I am very thankful for you. I was very humbled by the way, you presented yourself thank you.
Chief Tracy,
Where can i get something in writing about the recommended flow rate for today's fires being at least 150gpm? This is for justification reasons, so it needs to be a non-bias type document. If you can help let me know.
Chief, I had the pleasure of hearing you speak at a seminar in New Jersey a few years back. You made many of us in that room better firefighters and I wanted to say thanks. Hope to have the opportunity to hear you speak again soon.
Chief, I wanted to drop a note and say that watch your segement from FDIC on Change and Influence regularly. Very good points and sound advice. Thanks.
Chief,
I translated your High Rise articles in Fire Engineering for publication in the Spanish fire fighters assiciation magazine, FUEGO, several years back. While we don't have 60 + story moles here, Spain does have Nº's 1 and 15 in the listing of hi rise buildings to population around the world; Benidorm and Valladolid. I have used some of you considerations in training here, all very positive.
I'm sure you don't remember me but I attended the High-Rise confrence in Chicago a couple of years ago and thoroughly enjoyed your session. Lots has changed here in OKC because of what we learned there. Thanks.
I'm sure you don't remember me but I attended the High-Rise confrence in Chicago a couple of years ago and thoroughly enjoyed your session. Lots has changed here in OKC because of what we learned there. Thanks.
I am at Engine 46 if you can call me. or give me your other email I sent it to fdny. We are going to discuss Wind Driven Fires in general, we are planning on mentioning that the tests took place in Toledo Chicago and yours, we don't have any results only our experience.
Jerry,
I heard lots of great feeback about the wind driven fires event you were involved with. Looking forward to some type of report or after action paper for discussion and debate.
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John Chubb here from DFB Ireland. Just want to say....to attend your presentation alone made a 6000 mile round trip worthwhile.Drop me your email details to chubb.john@gmail.com I wish to discuss a future training initiative with you
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Jonathan
Where can i get something in writing about the recommended flow rate for today's fires being at least 150gpm? This is for justification reasons, so it needs to be a non-bias type document. If you can help let me know.
Thanks and BE SAFE!!
Jim
I started a High-Rise Group. Would love for you to give your two cents every chance you get.
Hope all is well.
I translated your High Rise articles in Fire Engineering for publication in the Spanish fire fighters assiciation magazine, FUEGO, several years back. While we don't have 60 + story moles here, Spain does have Nº's 1 and 15 in the listing of hi rise buildings to population around the world; Benidorm and Valladolid. I have used some of you considerations in training here, all very positive.
I'm sure you don't remember me but I attended the High-Rise confrence in Chicago a couple of years ago and thoroughly enjoyed your session. Lots has changed here in OKC because of what we learned there. Thanks.
I'm sure you don't remember me but I attended the High-Rise confrence in Chicago a couple of years ago and thoroughly enjoyed your session. Lots has changed here in OKC because of what we learned there. Thanks.
I heard lots of great feeback about the wind driven fires event you were involved with. Looking forward to some type of report or after action paper for discussion and debate.
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