Who Gets to Make the Rules?
It is our fire service, and to keep it we must continue to make the rules, locally.
FE Volume 171 Issue 9
The Latest
My Response to Post-Traumatic Stress
Richard Stack describes his struggle with post-traumatic stress and how being strong enough to request and accept help has enabled him to regain control of his life and career.
WUI Fires: Some Tactics and Lessons Learned
Steve Green explains the complexities and hazards of fighting wildland urban interface fires and some tactics for operating safety while awaiting additions resources.
Fatal Fire in Union City, New Jersey
A fatal fire as seen through photos at the scene.
More FE Volume 171 Issue 9
A Passion for the Fire Service
Steven S. Greene explains how the latest generation’s lack of passion for firefighting could have harmful effects on the fire service going forward.
Implementing and Maintaining an Effective Technical Rescue Team
Eric Grootendorst explains the benefits of maximizing the skills of your department’s technical rescue team.
Product Showcase
Streamlight® Inc.’s VULCAN®180 RECHARGEABLE LANTERN is the lightest portable lantern of its kind. Featuring a 180° rotating head that directs up to 1,200 lumens where…
News in Brief
NFPA announces theme for Fire Prevention Week The theme for Fire Prevention Week, which will be observed October 7-13, is “Look. Listen. Learn. Be aware—fire…
Apparatus Deliveries
The City of Wildwood (NJ) purchased this PIERCE pumper under the squad company concept. Chief Daniel F. Speigel says the pumper responds primarily on the east side of the boardwalk and the beach because of its 4 × 4 capability. As a squad, it carries a variety of equipment for specialized rescues and eliminates the need for a second vehicle for water emergencies. The flat-roof cab allows the vehicle to negotiate the town’s beach tunnel.
