Nate-
Thanks for the message. It is a very sad time in the YFD. Fortunately, Lt. Murray and Ff. Kanick are out of the hospital and recovering at home.
Stay safe,
All is well. Hope the same is true for you also. Stay safe
Doug
At 12:33pm on November 12, 2008, Kurt Callisen said…
Nate, to you, and all the guys that helped put on the class, thank you!!! I have worked on the engine all my fire service career. but starting in Jan I will be on the truck. This class helped with my transition and I hope to see you at future.
A new drill entitled "Forcible Entry Operation in Zero/Limited Visibility" has been posted to our "Online Drills" area located here: http://brotherhoodinstructors.com/wordpress/.
Feel free to browse over, check it out and drop a comment or ask questions.
At 9:33pm on September 18, 2008, Brenda Tenney said…
I know I will learn a lot from this site,and I am looking forward to posting pictures,and keeping updates ,of what is going on at my Fire Dept,I will get fellow fire-fighters to join this site..I think this is great E.Brenda Tenney of Govan Fire Dept, 519
Very good. We will be there with bells on. We just did a weekend combined ops class in Canada this weekend (in the photos section of this site) and we will have our photos published up on our "past classes" area of our website tonight with more coming this week.
At 1:47pm on September 16, 2008, Jessica Lynn said…
Well then thanks for stalking Dave?? Creepy! No I'm kidding!
But yea thanks. I appreciate it. My guys want to go to classes and this would be a new one for them.
Great bunch of Instructors, I was lucky to have you guys come to Oakville Ontario and to some "Back 2 Basics" Skills with fellow Canadian Andrew Brassard.
This drill discusses size-up differences between cheap case-hardened padlocks and high-security padlocks. Tips for forcing the cheap padlocks using only a screw-driver are discussed.
The drill is located here: [url]http://brotherhoodinstructors.com/wordpress/[/url]
Once again, Andrew Brassard from Milton, Ontario has posted a great forcible entry "Tools of the Trade" type drill on our "Online Drills" area.
Head over and check it out: http://brotherhoodinstructors.com/wordpress/
If you are interested, just below Andrew's drill, you can see a few photos from the Hands-On Ladder Company Operations class that we did for Ankeny, IA in late May.
In the coming months, we will have a portable ladder drill video from Jamie Morelock of Toledo, OH as well as some stuff from Chad Cox of Wichita, KS.
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Thanks for the message. It is a very sad time in the YFD. Fortunately, Lt. Murray and Ff. Kanick are out of the hospital and recovering at home.
Stay safe,
doug
Thanks
Stay Safe
Doug
Kurt
Feel free to browse over, check it out and drop a comment or ask questions.
What can I say, I won the sweet "stache" contest.
But yea thanks. I appreciate it. My guys want to go to classes and this would be a new one for them.
This drill discusses size-up differences between cheap case-hardened padlocks and high-security padlocks. Tips for forcing the cheap padlocks using only a screw-driver are discussed.
The drill is located here: [url]http://brotherhoodinstructors.com/wordpress/[/url]
Head over and check it out: http://brotherhoodinstructors.com/wordpress/
If you are interested, just below Andrew's drill, you can see a few photos from the Hands-On Ladder Company Operations class that we did for Ankeny, IA in late May.
In the coming months, we will have a portable ladder drill video from Jamie Morelock of Toledo, OH as well as some stuff from Chad Cox of Wichita, KS.
"Rex-Tool Modification" by Andrew Brassard located here: http://brotherhoodinstructors.com/wordpress/
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