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what was the best fireground lesson you have ever learned?

share your experience with the rest of us> To be of any value, lssons learned must be shared

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Permalink Reply by brandon earley on February 12, 2009 at 10:34pm

make sure you know where your nozzle is aiming before you open. or better yet, know where your ranking officers are at all times.

Permalink Reply by Jeff Schwering on February 13, 2009 at 4:04pm

Chief,
Never assume any call is "routine" even if you have been on the same AFA or gas leak, etc. One day, you will find out you were wrong! If you go home, it's a positive lesson.

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