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Using multiple data points to give actionable data on rescues based on fire conditions. Resource Type: Article Link: Go to Content Publisher: Fire Engineering Publish Date: 5/1/2023 
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Overcoming some common obstacles in connecting to FDC's. Resource Type: Video (~3 min) Link: Go to Content Publisher: Elkhart Brass Publish Date: 12/9/2018  Several hose load variations and how to deploy them. Resource Type: Video (~10 min) Link: Go to Content Publisher: First Due Machinists Publish Date: 10/31/2020  The role of backup firefighters in navigating the attack line around obstacles. Resource Type: Video (~6 min) Link: Go to Content Publisher: Fire Engineering Publish Date: 6/1/2020  Fire/EMS operational considerations and guide for active shooter and mass casualty incidents. Resource Type: Download Link: Go to Content Publisher: FEMA Publish Date: 9/2013  Hose deployment in tenable and untenable high-rise hallways. Resource Type: Video (~10 min) Link: Go to Content Publisher: City of Miami Fire Rescue Safety & Training Publish Date: 10/14/2015  A primer on how, and with what equipment, rescue teams search for survivors after earthquakes. Resource Type: Article Link: Go to Content Publisher: Fire Product Search Publish Date: 3/2023  Using a fan and plastic to clear smoke in areas without multiple inlets/outlets. Resource Type: Video (~4 minutes) Link: Go to Content Publisher: Highrise Operations Publish Date: 12/29/2020  Reviewing what firefighters need to know when using fire alarm systems. Resource Type: Video (~6 minutes) Link: Go to Content Publisher: Bedford Fire Department Publish Date: 7/12/2018  How stream choice and nozzle movement impact pushing fire. Resource Type: Video (~7 min) Link: Go to Content Publisher: Fire Safety Research Institute Publish Date: 8/1/2018  |
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