Two more writers joined our featured bloggers this week. Bath Township (OH) Fire Chief Joseph Kitchen commented on how firefighters treat one another in “Just Be Nice,” while Don Chambers of Fit 4 Fire discussed the need to have target flows.
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New Residential Search How would you conduct a search in this building? Skip Coleman shares another simulation. |
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Just Be NiceIs it time for a kinder, gentler fire service? Joseph Kitchen on what that would look like. |
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Glue vs. Gusset PlatesJeremy Rebok on the construction dangers that surround firefighters. |
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You Can’t Change People David Rhodes has the Hump Day SOS. |
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On Promotion Promote the best or clean up the mess, Warren Cersley writes. |
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A New Acronym Joe Pronesti on the opportunities of the most recent UL tests. |
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Fireground Ballistics Donald McD. Chambers on establishing target flows to maximize your firestream effectiveness. |
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So, You Want to Be a Firefighter? We have an obligation to guide and inform the next generation of firefighters by setting the right example, Dan Kerrigan says. |
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Quick Tips on Tower Positioning Ricky Riley has some learning points for tower ladder chauffeurs drawn from a recent incident. |
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Promoting Harmony Paul Strong on heading off discord at its source in your department. |
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9 Percent For Jason Hoevelmann, one particular stat is a sign that things are going right from both sides of the tactical debate. |
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The Deep Cut Isaac Frazier on how a deep cut on the rear of the A post can facilitate dash displacements. |
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Build Your Army Jarrod Sergi shares a piece of advice on dealing with “Team Mediocrity.” |
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