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THANK YOU VERY MUCH. REALLY ENJOYED THE SITE.
owsome sight keep it safe
ur site is so nang! lots of info.
GOD bless each and everyone of you.
My brother told me about this page. And wow thats all i can say is :-O
Brilliant. Freaking brilliant. Ian Schwartz.
Great Site. Very useful information. Thanks for looking out for us.
This Site ROCKS. BEST REGARDS TO EVERYONE FROM THE CLAY CITY VOLUNTEER FIRE DEPARTMENT
Thank You for the training information and your Experience is greatly appreciated as well as all of your service
Thanks F/N great tool for every new firefighter and officer seeking current information to develop an effective Fire Service and functional F/F.
Todays nugget was finding goldennuggets. Thanks to the instructors at the Orlando fire conference.
farmersville fire dept.#83 tulare county
FIREMAN OF THE YEAR!!! That's right, our own Chief Mike Veseling is the Naperville Fire Department Fireman of the Year. We here at Firenuggets concur with the decision makers at the Naperville FD that Mike is one hell of a fireman, great friend, husband and father. The Naperville FD could not have made a better choice.
We are proud of you brother!
Ted Corporandy
Paul Schuller
Publishers, Firenuggets.com
Firenuggets.com would like to congratulate our good friend, brother, and author Erich Roden, Milwaukee Fire Department, on his recent outstanding showing as a result of the recent lieutenants exam. Erich placed #2 and we know he is going to make an OUTSTANDING company officer. If you have read Erich's Firenuggets articles you know what we mean. Great job brother! We are proud of you!
Ted Corporandy and Paul Schuller
Publishers, Firenuggets.com
Firenuggets.com would like to congratulate our good friend and supporter, Jim Sewnig, upon his recent graduation from the Chicago Fire Department Fire Academy. Jim is no newcomer to the Fire Service or the Chicago Fire Department. He was a fireman in Naperville and then became a paramedic for the Chicago Fire Department. His wish came true when he crossed over to the fire side. Jim, we know how proud you are to be a member of the Chicago Fire Department assigned to 46 Engine. We are proud of you too and know you will do a great job! Be safe Brother!
Ted Corporandy
Paul Schuller
Publishers, Firenuggets.com
You guys have generated quite a nice site. Goodluck and Godbless.
Firenuggets.com would like to congratulate Mike Veseling of the Naperville Fire Department (Ill.) on his recent promotion to battalion chief. Mike is not only a contributor to Firenuggets but a very good friend. We know first hand of his brilliance, dedication and commitment to the fire sevice. We are proud to be associated with such an incredible person and a real class act.
You really are the best!
Ted Corporandy
Paul Schuller
Publishers, Firenuggets.com
I had the privilege of attending a class taught by Andrew Fredericks in Fort Wayne Indiana several years ago. The class was on engine company operations, and the lessons I learned that day have stuck with me in my everyday life. God Bless Andrew Fredericks and his family
beyond excellence !!!!!!!!!!!!!
Great web page. While I was with FEMA, I built several custom mobile response and mobile command and Incident command communication vehicles. I would like to assist other emergency responders who may need my experience in putting together the finest mobile packages. I will be glad to volunteer my services for free if someone needs my 20 + years experience.
This is my first visit to your website...thank you for sharing it....I have alot of respect for what you do...great job!!! :-)
Great website guys! As entertaining as it is informative. I look forward to becoming a member. With 30 years experience in fire suppression and with the always changing world of the fire/rescue and EMS services, you can never have enough skills or information. Fire Nuggets is yet another outlet in keeping me informed. Keep up the great work guys!
I'm very impressed! I will becoming a member.
First time vistor. Good info, keep up the good work!
Having been a professional firefighter for 33 years, it is great to view how my brothers/sisters operate in the States. Great pics and Keep up the great work. Keep your heads down and stay safe.
This si a great web site, I throughly injoyed the site. The one liners are great.
Member of Rapidan Volunteer Fire Department in Rapidan, Virginia. This is a very nice website you all have here.
Some very impressive pics. Keep up the good work
1ST TIME VISITOR
Fire nugget's is fascinating, well written and extremely informative. It's great to learn from Vincent Dunn. I enjoy his work on building collapse and high-rise fires. I am a Newyork city fire safety director. I work in a manhattan luxury hotel and have worked in various commercial properties including one Liberty plaza located in the shadow of the world trade center. God bless all you brave people fighting fires around the country. May your local governments appreciate your sacrifices as much as the public does. Thank you for your spirit and kind giving nature. My fanily appreciates all the F.D.N.Y'S sacrifice in attempting to rescue my cousin David Tirado from the world trade center in 2001. May God hold you and illuninate you all in his loving light for eternity. Semper Fi
To all the Brothers and Sisters out there,
We're having a benefit for a Castle Rock brother who was diagnosed with Lou Gehrig's disease. Chief Rick Lasky will be coming to speak on March 19th. Go to www.arvadafire.com and click on the link for more information. Please find time in your schedule, if you've ever heard Chief Lasky speak you know it'll be a day well spent and you can benefit a brother at the same time. Cheers
We should never stop looking for new ways to prevent the tragedy of the past. Let us learn from our short comings and procure a new future, with new chances at survival! I have invented 3 New devices which can help in a number of Scenarios.
This guestbook is very limiting. The following is the remainder of what needed to be said from the previous message.
In addition to Lt. CJ Haberkorn,Denver FD, a special thanks to Lt Andy Singer, Denver FD, and Lt. Scott Eckels, Castle Rock FD. You guys exemplify what is so good about the fire service especially in the greater Denver area.
Monday night was awesome brothers...and just a quick assessment from us out-of-towners,...WOW!!!
P.S. Dave, thanks for getting us a job!
I just returned from Denver after having attended the seminar "Commanding the MayDay and RIC OPerations" by Deputy Chief of Special Ops, Mike Bryant, Los Angeles County FD. This presentation included Capt. Gary Morgan and his rescue during a harrowing fire in a Los Angeles commercial building. OUTSTANDING!
Thanks to both of you for sharing your knowledge and experience with the brothers and sisters.
I would also like to acknowledge and thank District Chief Dave McGrail for taking the lead in coordination and setting up this seminar for the Denver area. None of this would have been possible without Dave and his father, Division Chief (ret.) Patricl McGrail, a class act and fire service icon. I would also like to thank members of their staff Sean Roeper, firefighter Denver FD. Sean you were awesome playing nursemaid and baby sitter to Mike, Gary, and I. You were the best!!(STOP calling us by our rank!) And a special thanks to LT C.J. Haberkorn, Denver FD,
Lt. Andy Singer, D
ONE IMPORTANT PIECE OF INFORMATION I LEFT OUT OF MY PREVIOUS COMMENT REGARDING THE NFA.
LETTERS SHOULD BE FAXED ON JANUARY 21, 2005. LOCATE FAX NUMBERS FROM THE FOLLOWING URL: http://www.aspb.org/publicaffairs/state_fax_nmbrs.cfm
The National Fire Academy is in need of your help. The US Fire Admin budget has been reduced by more than 50% over the past 10 months. It is CRITICAL that you FAX (DO NOT e-mail or send snail mail) your senators and congressman a letter expressing objections to continued cuts. Use details and talking points from the January Newsletter of the Society of National Fire Academy Instructors www.snfai.org
Good work. Keep up the training skills and always, always work safe!
i really enjoyed this site.
Ted U have out done your self great web sight. Thanks for keeping us informed with your web sight, to many more years of experiance. To all the 'Jakes' out there keep your head up stay safe.
Awesome website, thank you, I will visit again soon.
Fire Fighting rocks!!!
wanted to say hey to all the boys in East Ridge, TN and all my fellow brothers of fire.
"Faces of the Brave" (FOTB) is a "Non-Profit" Tribute Artwork Project that has been created to Honor the fallen New York City "Fire & Rescue" personnel and other heroes lost on 9/11 by putting their faces before the public. No longer will the thought of these brave men and women become a fading memory or mere statistic, their faces will help to remind us of the personal sacrifice made that tragic day.
http://www.BraveFaces.com
great site. pictures are super...
ff john murray.
dublin ireland
Always looking for good resources, keep up the good work. "Semper Paratus" means always ready. U.S. Coast Guard.
What a great site. By far the best place to get up to date articles. Thanks guys.
the website is really laid out and it provided me with all the information i needed. keep up the good work. i hope my future hard work will payoff by me becoming a fire fighter some day
Great site, can anyone give me info about the Andrew Fredericks Golf Tourn. in Angels Camp CA in early Oct 2004. I am interested in purchasing a shirt etc. I trained under Andy at FDIC and live only 10-15 miles from where he lived in Suffern NY
Thanks Brothers & sisters
Bill Quinn
Westwood (Vol.) FD NJ
seems like you have a lot of good information,
great pics, nice site
This by far is the best ten dollars I have ever spent on training and information, its worth 100 times that. The information found here is from experinced and nationally recognized fire service personnel who have extensive knowledge and first hand experience. I usually print off the articles and hang them up for everyone in the station to read. Maybe if more people subscribed or shared the info found here, we could save alot more of our Brothers and Sisters from getting injured or dying.
Keep up the great work Fire Nuggets
Sincerely
Brad Hoff, GS-07 Ft. Wainwright FE&S, Alaska
"Keepin it Real in the Last Frontier"
FTM-PTB, RFB, DTRT, EGH, KTF
I am very impresed with the information made available by the fire fighters who have contributed through the sharing of their knowlege and experiences.
I am trying to get infomation on being a arson/fire investigator. I am a student looking for something to contribute to the fire service.
No words can describe how sorry we are for all of ye're loss's of family members and friends. They were true heros on that horrific day. God Bless Luv Dympna (16) & Rachel (15) (shannon co.clare ireland)
I was in Marine Corps boot camp during 9/11, and I took it hard. I've been a volunteer firefighter since I was 15. The thought of loosing so many brother firefighters hurt really bad. May God will continue to comfort those who still grieve the loss of family and friends.
stay safe brothers
Web site looks great!
becomingfirefighter.com
You Guys Have A really cool site
Great site. Recommending it to all of my friends.
We have strted a website for firefighters to put together a group of businessmen who offer goods and servicesat discounts to the firefighting community. We are trying very hard to get the word out about our site, so firefighters can save some money. Our company also supports Events such as the California Fireman's Olympics,picnics, childrens events, etc. Please contact me about us at 909-383-6600 And by all means, visit our website to check us out. My family has many firemen in it and we are committed to offering support.
Nice looking site, I have just found this for the first time. I am sure I will be spending some time reading for knowledge.
Hallo I'm from Germany and your pictures are very good . My father is a Fireman, too. by and good luck
I am a Proud Marine Mom ofCPL Graham Strebler who is proudly serving his country as a Fire Fighter/EMT over in IRAQ . I am honored to join this site and pay tribute to all FireFighters who watch our backs...
i have been on a volenteer department for ten years and an deadicated to helping other's . be carefull and god go with you e, on ach run you make .
My father was a Oakland Ca firfighter for 18 yrs before his retirement...there is a deep amount of pride for the men and women willing to give their lives for those whom they have never met, my heart feels heavy for those who have fallen.
Hey,I live in SC & i want to be a Vol ff. I cant find any info on how to become one?? I'm thinking about just asking the one right down the road from me. I know I'm not old enough now but I want to help in any way i can.
Thatk You all for all you do . May God bless you & keep you.
Love ,
Ellie
amazing pics. excellent work
Your web site is great, a lot of good information.
Found your site via a flyer for CDF Fire's Chief John Hawkins "Firefighter Safety and Survival" presentation. Great site, great presentation!
Your tribute to Andy Fredericks is truly touching and 100% accurate.
Andy was our first speaker at what has become a growing annual firefighting seminar, featuring top notch FDNY speakers.
After which he became a constant source of information. Any time I had a firefighting question, I would call or e-mail him and he would always have the answer or get it for me if he didn't know.
He was experienced, knowledgeable, articulate, yet humble and caring; a true gentleman in every sense of the word.
Our department now effectively uses smooth bore nozzles on most handlines because of the information provided by Andy.
Andy's tragic death was a tremendous loss for the fire service, not to mention his family and many many friends.
I know I really miss him.
I only hope to pay tribute to him, on a daily basis, by doing my part to maintain a high level of training, thereby making our department as safe, efficient and professional as possible.
Keep up the good work and sta
looking for info on starting an honorguard FAST drills
Great website!I am a Marine Fire Fighting Instructor from South Africa and always appreciate any aditional info I can get from abroad. Thanx
Pasadena TX Volunteer Fire Dept. Station #8
I am signing in because of a couple of reasons. 1) because I lost my younger brother 21 years ago, due to an air conditioner exploding in his face on his regular job; but his first job was the fact that he was one of the first paramedics in the south suburbs of Chicago. He was with Midlothian, and loved his job. Which brings me to my second reason: when I lost him I never let it get me (the loss of my brother). But I found something to do in memory of My Brother...I became a volunteer on one of The Salvation Army Canteens' until they took my unit out of the southside of Chicago (actually it was in Alsip)! But I donated my time for all that my brother did to help others. I am also an Amateur Radio Operator (ham radio), and still volunteer my time with Salvation Army's Team Emergency Radio Network. God Bless All Our FIREFIGHTERS!
CAREER FIREMAN IN PASSAIC,NJ
I would like to join I have my EMT
Keep up the great work. Chief Brenann always keeps me reading. Thank you for your continued dedication to the service.
FF from valleycreek V.F.D. was here, Hello brothers and sisters in the bizz,God speed
OMGOSH!! Im a 19 year old FEMALE! YES I SAID IT...FEMALE! I wanna be a fire fighter...like my dad! If you don't think I can do it..I'll probably be the next one pullin' you out of the flames!! (with a lil' weight liftin) ...lol. It can be done...and im gonna do it. Luv the pix...they sure do get the blood pumpin!!
Fire fighters are my heros, anyone who risks their lifes for the safety of others wit little to no recognition deserves to be called the true heros
Excellent source of shared information. Keep it up
This is one of the best sites on the web. I have saved everything that I have been able to find that Andy wrote.He was one of the BEST!!I try to teach the direct attack to all the fogheads that I come in contact with .I like to think of myself as one of Andys Ambassadors. He will never be forgotten.
Keep up the good work with the website. Information is the key to intelligence. AJFD FF Miller-Lane
hello thare from the Lovelady FD
I AM A 15 YEAR OLD VOLUNTEER FIREFIGHTER AND I LOVE YA'LL SITE IT REALLY HAS A LOT OF GOOD INFORMATION FOR US YOUNG GUNS .
Whow nice pics. We never have big fire'sGreetings Maarten from the Netherland's
look at: www.112alarm.com
I've enjoied visiting youe site. I Found it througt a search for fire pics, and you sure have some fine ones. I'll share info about your site with friends at work and I will visit it again.I am a captain down south for cdf / riverside co fire. I've got 31 yeasr in and will be going out next year. Thanks for the visit!
I really enjoyed the article on Engine operations, being a new career firefighter it was easy to understand and visualize.
I'm an old volunteer firefighter from Benicia Ca. that still thrills to the sound of an engine or a truck co. coming up the road. Gentlemen and ladies my hat is off to you and your special skills. for surely you are SPECIAL PEOPLE. Regards, Steve Alvord
hey im doin public severcies corse at collage in the uk and i would love to work in da usa as a fire fighter i think wot u is doing is ace thats why i want to join to hopefully make a diffrences keep it up
hey im doin public severcies corse at collage in the uk and i would love to work in da usa as a fire fighter i think wot u is doing is ace thats why i want to join to hopefully make a diffrences keep it up
Just wanted to say "thanks". So much is dedicated to EMS, WMD and other items that the art and safety of firefighting seems to be on the last burner somewhere in the back of our training priorities.
i love this site.... Alot of info and pictures that relate to the fire academy. one day I'll be fire fighter....
I enjoyed your web page.Keep up the good work.
I´m a volenteer fire fighther here in Portugal..
What great sight! Well done.
Nice site. Great pictures...Stay Safe to All
I don't have much to say.But I will say this there is nothing like runnin into a burning building.
GOD SPEED
Greetings from the Greerton Unit of the Tauranga Fire Brigade.We are a Unit comprising of 26 Volunteers,we average 320 fire calls per year,approx 270 for the Tauranga Vols,and approx 800-900 calls for paid staff,we are reasonably busy for a satelite station.Nice site by the way
thanks ted :)
My heart goes out.....Besh wish and God speed.David Murphy
It has now been almost 22 months since September 11, 2001. Andy Fredericks was a good friend, co-author and just a great guy. I personally miss him very much.Andy was a pacesetter in the realm of delivering water to extinguish the fire ! What a novel idea. There is just so much more to do and teach in his area of expertise.
Rest in Peace my friend. We will NEVER FORGET !
I just want to say that this is a great website. I have been trying to find information on fallen brother Andrew Fredericks. I personnaly never knew him. But I wear a memory braclet with his name on it. I have found some information on the Sqaud 18 website, but this has great stuff. ThanksRyan Kaliher
Excellent website...I will be visiting this site again in the near future.
greetings from Gander Fire/Rescue.Gander, Newfoundland
Hello from Berlin!
Great!! This is an outstanding page.
Iam looking for info on clandestine lab for my dept. We have SOGs in place, but I would like a little more insight on the subject for the first responder and firefigters. If you can help, Thank YouFireFighter Donna D. Smith
dknocka@hotmail.com
This is the first time I came across this page and I am impressed with it's contents. The pictures say a lot for the east/west connection. The phots from the west coast say a lot about the fires and the type of construction there. I will be checking back on a regular basis
muy bien muchachos por la pagina que tienen, deseo formar parte de Uds.por Favor diganme como y sigan asi como ven que lo hacen bien
Member of Atlantic City Fire Dep't. NJ. Went to FDIC and heard of web site at a hanline stretching class by a Lt. from Oakland.
This site is incredible. You have done a great job.
Keep up the good work!RP
Great sight. I enjoyed the expereince.
Very informative page. I'm in charge of training at my departmetn and I'm always looking for ways to make our drills more interesting and informative. Kepp up the good work.
In October of 2002, I got a silver bracelet to honor the heros this nation lost on 9/11/01.The name on my bracelet, that I never take off is, ANDREW FREDERICKS FDNY squad 18.
I just found this site that features this hero. I would like to say Thank you for this web site, it was a pleasure to get to know one of the heros that I think of eveyday.
THANK YOU AND GOD BLESS!!!
Kelli.
Love the site, keep up the good work. Come and check out my new message board about Volunteer Firefighting. Post any thing that you feel will help. Thanks unit #521
GOD BLESS AND BE SAFE TO ALL THE BROTHERS AND SISTERS AROUND THE COUNTRY!!
Hey guys, great site. A lot of information and very smart people on board. I plan on checking this site 2 or 3 times a week. Be Safe.......Ozzie
EXCELLENT WEBSITE. COULD NOT BELIEVE HOW INFORMATIVE IT WAS AND HOW GREAT THE PICS WERE. I WAS AT A SEMINAR LAST WEEKEND WITH MR. BRENNAN, A VERY INTELLECTUAL MAN.I HAVE EMAILED THIS SITE TO ALL MY FELLOW FRIENDS!
This is a really cool site. I like the action photos.
nice site
This is my first time on anything like this, and it's great. I'm new in the profession and I need to know more about Fire Fighting. In my country too many factors are at play and most the materials one needs are either unavailable or too expensive. Please keep up the good work and keep me posted.Uche B. E.
Fire & Safety Dept.
MMA, Lagos
or
P.O. BOX 3518 OSHODI, LAGOS, NIGERIA
this is a great site to learn more on traning issues.
I never had the privilege of meeting or attending one of Andy Fredrick's classes, but he has had a great impact on my career. Andy's articles and videos on the basic fundementals of firefighting has inspired me to learn more about nozzles and the proper and safest ways to apply water on a fire.Thank you Andy for sharing your wealth of knowledge and making me realize how important the littles things are to making our job safer. I have become one of your ambassadors.
Ted and Dave,The brothers of NY send our condolences on the loss of the "sister" from the SFFD.
Stay safe!
Champ
Great site, keep up the good work. I am a volenteer firefighter in canada. I am 23 years old I started with the DEPT when I was 16 years old and I just love it. I am also a full time paramedic. I also volenteered as a ambulance driver when I was 17 years old, then our service became a full time service. I got my EMT license and advanced life support and started my full time position about a year and a half ago, and I just love it. Well enough about me, feel free to drop me a line:)
I am a retired firefighter 2001 (asst. chief ops)I try to stay current
Hi Theodore, I don't have time to write a long letter. But I read Tom's Paper. There is no doubt in the readers mind what his point is Good work. Now chief how about something from you. Steve
Hats off to Chief McGrail for his kind words and great piece on standpipe operations.Please have Dave send along his email address and if you want more information on 2" hose, let me know and I'll send you an article.
Capt. Dave Fornell
Safe and healthy New Year!
JUst to say to everyone to be safe and continue to be the best America has to offer !
Your "nuggets" are very informative and get back to the basics of firefighting. Thank you!
Hello,Hereby I like to give my compliments about your remarkable site. From the Netherlands I wish all of you a merry christmas and a happy and safe 2003.
G.P. Wevers Fire-Fighting Instructor, Fire Department Vlissingen/Middelburg
Hi,I just wanted to say..that you have a great site here. I hope to visit soon again. God Bless all our fallen brothers and the ones still around. For there is no greater reward then to know a job was well done, or that we tried our best. Once again god bless you all and your familys in the new year..2003
Ethelbert volunteer fire dept
Ethelbert Manitoba Canada
Hello Mr.Graham, terrific page! With your permission I would like to link to this page from the page I am constructing for Littlerock Fire Rescue. You are an OUTSTANDING SPEAKER Sir, and I hope to see you at more EMS conferences here in Washington State. Best Regards, and a Hello to "Pocket Joe" (which we still laugh about)Sincerely, Kathleen Strong
Super job on the site. It is good to see work on good oldcommon sense, experience and education all put together. Unfortunately, some have lost the concept of just why we are here. Thanks again for stepping up to the plate and taking care of the guys who are taking care of business. Have a great holiday. Bill Jones / Capt. Navy Lakehurst FD Local F114
Viele Grüße an Euch alle aus München/Bayern von einem Feuerwehr Kollegen.Besucht doch mal die Homepage von
Meine Arbeitsstelle ist dort auf der Wache 1.
Euch allen, sowie Euren Familie ein schönes Weihnachtsfest und ein Glüchliches, Gesundes Neues Jahr 2003.
Retired Royal Berkshire Fire & Rescue UKHi to all USA firemen.. Be Safe..
Royal Berkshire Fire & Rescue Service. U.K.
outstanding site keep up the awsome work
Good Luck With Your Site!
Thank you for making this site available. I am looking for current information to share with my ladder company. Don
great site!! i`m a firefighter from germany. near the U.S. AIR-BASE IN KAISERSLAUTER.ramstein (GERMANY)
great site!! i`m a firefighter from germany. near the U.S. AIR-BASE IN KAISERSLAUTER.ramstein (GERMANY)
A really great web site! We here in Australia need to get up with the times I guess...The agency I am with, State Emergency Service, could definetly utilize this much coverage! We all feel the same loss though when it comes to Line of Duty deaths...
hamilton fire department
Lt. on Chicago Fire Dept. Great site I just discovered it today thanks to Engine 83'site.
I just found this site today. Thanks to Engine 83's (Chicago) site.
IAM GLAD I STOPPED BY IN CHECKED YOUR WEB SITE IAM A VOL FIRMEN WITH BOILING SPRING LAKES VFD IN NC I,VE BEEN WITH THE DEPT FOR ABOUT 10 YRS IN BEEN A LT FOR ABOUT TWO YEARS . IF YOU HAVE ANY INFO THAT YOU COULD SEND ME LIKE ON TRANNING OR ANY THING ELES IT WOULD BE APPERIATED .THANKS AGIAN
LT 408
JOHN JONHSON
I want to be a fire fighter when I grow up.Nick Plett
Please look at this site selling firefighter memorabilia.
I am a retired Battalion Choef from Chicago who is now an Asst. Chief of a small town dept. I will be looking to get any help from this web site that I can.
Well Done
I am a firfighter for the Luzerne Township V.F.C in LaBelle P.A. I am the 2nd Asst.Chief Ive only been doing this for 4 yrs but i love it even if i dont get paid. I would love to do this for a living.The men and women who do this everyday for a living you are the luckiest people alive .God Bless You.
I envy you doing this job for a living,,,im 37 and im probably too old. I have been in the fire service for 16 years and would give my eye-teeth to fight fire for a living!!!Keep on keepin on,,,you guys rock!!!!Respectfully,
FF. Leroy S. Lunsford Jr.
Stanford City Fire Department
**Remember 9/11**
I JUST WANTED TO SAY WHAT A GREAT JOB ALL OF NEW YORK'S FINEST DID ON THAT DREADFULL TUESDAY. YOU SHOULD ALL HOLD YOUR HEADS UP HIGH AND BE PROUD OF HOW THE INCIDENT WAS HANDLED IN SUCH A CHAOTIC AND SAD SETTING.I AM A CAPTAIN IN A SMALL ILLINOIS COMMUNITY OF APROXX 9,000 RESIDENTS, I CANT EVEN IMAGINE SOMETHING OF THAT MAGNITUDE OCCURING HERE. JOB WELL DONE GENTLEMAN!!!!!!!!!!!!! YOU ARE ALL MY HEROES!!!!!!!!!!. CAPTAIN CRAIG ROHMAN MZFD
To all of my brothers in battle, be prepared and stay safe!
this is a great site it has very good information keep up the good work!
força, deus os ajude
May God have mercy on all of us
Hi there, my name is Gary and I'm in college taking the Fire Technology course and then going to the academy next cemester. Just wanted to tell all the brothers out there to keep up the good work, and hope to see you out in the feild some day soon...... Sincerely, Gary your fellow brother.
I would like to hear from any ex LFB guys who were at Stoke Newington B22 in early sixties.Dave Cooper