One thing this field manual - and it's written like a field manual, more on that later - it has specific notes. From equipment considerations to defining search techniques.
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The evidence is in our fire halls. It's in our squad cars. The real-world impact is on the back of the ambulance, between the calls.
With time, I've gotten quite a bit of thinking done. Specifically, about failing to launch MISSIONFORWARD, what our next steps might look like as an organization and how leaders must endu
I'd argue that if you aim high enough (and you ought to), you can pursue something that could be a net positive for you, your family, your community and maybe the world
Despite the running water, we turn towards it and start to figure out how to move against it. The problem is, we have to figure it out while we're fighting it.
You have the badge? Great. Welcome to the world of fire service learning, hard work, reality, and humility.
Change is a friend of progress. If you want to stay stuck in your ways, that’s fine. Just don’t get mad at the people that are trying to get away from you.
Arnold and Russell, the team of authors behind the interactive guide and workbook, have set about building a toolset that can be dropped into any crew
Resiliency is about preparing for a future where you'll be stood against trouble. Let's focus this conversation on a tool-set we already use; forcible entry.
“So, why did you join the fire service?” “Who me? Yea, I really don’t wanna be here I just couldn’t find a job… wanted to try it out… it pays good… has
Recently I have found myself walking around the fire service taking inventory. Not for the trucks or station supplies, but for myself. Taking inventory of where I am in my career, my