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Although I do not agree with Chief Laymen on nozzle selection, I think his 1953 book titled: Fire Fighting Tactics is still great reference material.
Here is a small sample: "A battlefield does not give an opportunity for study, one does what he can to apply what he already knows, therefore, it is necessary that he know thoroughly and be able to use his knowledge…
ContinuePosted on May 6, 2014 at 6:00pm
I could not sell my way out of a wet paper bag, unless I believed in the product. That was one of the reasons why I became a firefighter. I wanted to help people and I knew didn’t want be in sales. My dad was a salesman most of his life and I decided that it wasn’t for me. I could not get past the part that if I didn’t believe in it I couldn’t sell it.
I finally found a product that I could sell because I believe in it to the core: Basic Realistic Fire…
ContinuePosted on February 9, 2014 at 7:59pm
Fire Service Members New Year’s Resolutions
From Rookies to Chiefs I have listed some resolutions for us to work on this year:
Train to be technically and tactically proficient on alarms, as an individual member and as a team. Train until it becomes habit.
Train with the nearest firehouse or department in your area. Set up some guidelines and procedures for alarms. The importance of this is having a coordinated…
Posted on December 28, 2013 at 9:39pm
I would like to ask all firefighters to consider joining us at Wichita HoT this year. The dates are September 28 & 29. We have had a tradition of excellent keynote speakers and excellent hands on training. Wichita HoT is priced fairly so that we can provide the best training for as many firefighters as possible. The 2013 keynote speakers will be Chief Mike Lombardo (Buffalo N.Y. Retired) and Chief Dave McGrail from Denver Fire Department. All of the Wichita HoT staff are truly committed…
ContinuePosted on August 21, 2013 at 7:00pm
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Chaplain David Ebel Bakersfield, CA
Working scems today. I heard from Frank Buck yesterday morning at the YMCA that Chief Keeton is retiring on July 18. That should make 3 battallion chief promotions, Trask leaving July 9, Keeton, and one due to divisions. Is that how you see it??
I started a group called Wichita Fire Department just so we can all post things that are going on if you would like join that would be cool.
Rocky
Good to see you on here. Stay safe on the "B".
Yes they did and it is awesome brother! Thanks !!
Be safe
Rick
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