Search and Rescue Training with the US Coast Guard – Air Station Elizabeth City, NC
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Joshua Wyse, FF/EMT
Elizabeth City, NC
- SAR Training with USCGOpen Submission Page and Share
- Darlington roll MVA trainingOpen Submission Page and Share
Hello, that day was one of the funnest days in the department we all bonded and learned something new from each other, we did a Darlington roll with a car as in a car was on the roof and we had no access to get in. We set up our rescue 42s on top with chains at the base to make the triangle and used a winch off the truck to roll the vehicle and make space to preform a rescue through the side of the vehicle.
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Jacob Mitchelll, Engineer
Shaw Air Force base - “The Art of Instructing”Open Submission Page and Share
Instructor working one-on-one with recruits to learn hydraulic ventilation under theatric smoke conditions.
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Patrick Meeks, Captain
Franklin County Dept. of Public Safety, Virginia - “Night Angel”Open Submission Page and Share
A instructor taking a break in-between recruit Live Fire entries.
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Patrick Meeks, Captain
Franklin County Dept. of Public Safety, Virginia - “Night Burn”Open Submission Page and Share
Fire Recruits and Instructors conducting night Live Fire Exercises. Multi-Story burns.
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Patrick Meeks, Captain
Franklin County Dept. of Public Safety - Macon Bibb County FD First BurnOpen Submission Page and Share
First burn in our new WHP structure
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Garin Flanders, Special Operations Officer
Macon, GA - Fire Dynamics ClassOpen Submission Page and Share
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Logan Hattabaugh, Captain/Training Officer
Farmington Fire Dept.
Fayetteville, AR - SAR Training with USCGOpen Submission Page and Share
Search and Rescue Training with the US Coast Guard – Air Station Elizabeth City, NC
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Joshua Wyse, FF/EMT
Elizabeth City, NC - Propane burnerOpen Submission Page and Share
This is how and what we use to learn about propane fires
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Jamie Ingram, Firefighter
Wood Lake, MN - Propane prop trainingOpen Submission Page and Share
This is a propane fueled training prop for us to practice form and techniques for dealing with propane emergencies
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Jeff Peterson, Firefighter
Ammon, Idaho