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0846

July 27, 2016 James Cook 0

At 0846 Tuesday September 11th, the United States took a hit on the north tower of the World Trade Center. At 0903 a second passenger […]

The Hartford Circus Fire 6 July 1944

July 6, 2016 Administration 0

The Hartford circus fire, which occurred on July 6, 1944, in Hartford, Connecticut, was one of the worst fire disasters in the history of the […]

Ready or Likely to Attack or Confront

May 29, 2016 Mutual Aid 0

Please note: This “Mutual Aid” profile has been created to request articles from other writers and authors in the fire service who are willing to share […]

Fire Science vs. Reality

May 17, 2016 Jon Marr 4

The irrational Great Debate with UL/NIST and Traditional Firefighting A news story aired recently on Fox 6 News in Milwaukee last Sunday. (Watch it here) […]

Salvage?! But I’m Here To Save Lives!

May 3, 2016 James Cook 1

Ok, so when I started writing with Station-Pride, I made it very clear that I wasn’t going to write any kind of operational, tactical, strategic […]

Eleven Years Ago

April 23, 2016 Lance Vinson 3

Eleven years ago, the Amarillo Fire Department was forever changed. Eleven years ago we wept, we hoped for good news, and we prayed. We prayed […]

BlastMask

April 17, 2016 James Cook 0

Holy cow, where do I begin??? BlastMask is a product made for firefighters by firefighters right here in the USA. Through the physical demands of […]

Stickers

March 13, 2016 James Cook 1

I am going to start this article off with a minor disclaimer before we get into the meat of the post. First, yes, I said […]

Meat Heads

March 8, 2016 Ron Givens 0

Let me first start off by saying that I am no gym connoisseur. I have been back in the gym lately, and cannot help but […]

Know YOUR Role!

February 29, 2016 James Cook 0

I’ve heard it more times than I have ever cared to hear it. It all started when I was new and sounded like, “yea, great […]