Crew and Mental Health Preparedness
Plan for you so we can plan for them. Compartmentalization. It’s a big word, with huge meaning, bigger consequences and a humongous impact on our […]
Firefighting
FAMILY OF FALLEN FIREFIGHTER ANNOUNCES CARNEY STRONG INITIATIVE
BC Josh Carney’s Family is Working to Mitigate Firefighter Occupational Cancer North Haven, Connecticut – March 31, 2018 – Josh Carney, a Battalion Chief with […]
Dark Humor: Line in the Sand
In public service, we are often faced with difficult situations that no human should be thrust into. We are forced to bear witness to things […]
Our Lady of Angels Fire
Chicago was once considered the transportation hub of the United States. Many rail lines intersected in Chicago and ironically it is also where the Pullman […]
Brothers Helping Brothers visit The Fire Asylum
A few weeks ago, I was given the privilege of observing The Fire Asylum’s Masters of Mayhem training program. The Fire Asylum is the brain […]
Guinness Book Recognizes Kentland for Extinguishing ALL of the Fires
Kentland Volunteer Fire Company in Prince George County, Maryland has always been known for their impressive marketing skills, their trucks, the diecast models of their […]
I’d like to buy a challenge
Buy a challenge…. (insert any social media page that wants to make a dollar) “Hey guys and gals! What have we got here?!? Brand new […]
The Rescue the Rescuer Show Episode 24- Fire and EMS Casualties of War
Join Fire and Ems Veteran Tony Correia as we speak about changing the “old salty duck it up buttercup” attitude with regards to the […]
Fire Gear Laboratory Test Results
In January 2018, Dr. Graham Peaslee, the Professor of Experimental Nuclear Physics at the University of Notre Dame, sent unused samples of fire gear to […]