Tips for Safety and Firefighter Rescue

Tips for Safety and Firefighter Rescue

It never ceases to amaze us how adept firefighters are at finding ways to improve or modify existing ideas, practices, or tools.
Right Ventricular Infarction

Right Ventricular Infarction

Your medic unit responds to a 54-year-old male with chest pain. On your arrival, he appears pale and diaphoretic and states he was watching television when the pain developed.
APPARATUS DELIVERIES: The Clinton-Warren Joint Fire District in Clinton County, Michigan, replaced an older minipumper

APPARATUS DELIVERIES: The Clinton-Warren Joint Fire District in Clinton County, Michigan, replaced an older minipumper

The Clinton-Warren Joint Fire District in Clinton County, Michigan, replaced an older minipumper with this SUMMIT rescue style midi-pumper.
When’s the Last Time You Held an Ax?

When’s the Last Time You Held an Ax?

In today’s world, we fire-fighters must respond to hurricanes, tornadoes, landslides, snowstorms, and all-out hellish weather.
LETTERS TO THE EDITOR

LETTERS TO THE EDITOR

Iam responding to Jonathan Riffe’s Letter to the Editor published in the February 2008 issue in which he criticized our operations at a serious motor vehicle accident on December 23, 2006 (“Challenging and Difficult Auto Extrication,” Volunteers Corner, November 2007).
Quick, Quick, Quick, and Quicker

Quick, Quick, Quick, and Quicker

Last month we discussed how critical situation awareness is to effective fireground operations.
3D Models Help in Truck Manufacturing

3D Models Help in Truck Manufacturing

Every fire department has different needs. Thus, input from emergency personnel is so important when emergency vehicles are custom built.