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The Dichotomy of Tradition in the Fire Service
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Started this discussion.Last replyby Francis Johnson Jan 30, 2014.

Forcible Entry problem
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Started this discussion.Last replyby William C. Strempfer May 1, 2012.

Bottle Bombs IED
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Lives in:: Upstate NY

Department:: City of Albuquerque Fire Dept.

Title/rank:: Firefighter

Years of public service:: 23

Agency structure:: Paid fire department

Professional Qualifications:: -Twenty-three years as a professional firefighter, nationally certified Fire Service Instructor; contributing author to Fire Engineering Magazine, FDIC Instructor, nationally recognized tactics expert, frequent speaker and author of two firefighter training manuals.

Topics you provide training for:: 1.住宅搜救
2. Ladder Co. Operations
3. V.E.S.
4. Forcible Entry
5. Firefighter Self Rescue/Bail Out

Areas of expertise:: -Ladder Company operations in general with particular emphasis on Search and Rescue operations in residential occupancies, V.E.S. Techniques, forcible entry as well as firefighter safety and bail out maneuvers.

Bio:: -Professional firefighter serving the City of Albuquerque Fire Dept. since 1993. Additionally serving as an adjunct instructor at the Albuquerque Fire Academy. Contributing author to Fire Engineering magazine and Instructor at FDIC.
-According the the U.S. census conducted in 2010, Albuquerque is the 32th largest city in the U.S. with a night time population of 800,000 residents; during the day the populations swells to over a million residents and visitors.

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