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SageVigiles liked a post in a topic by TimesUp in The difference between Ladder Tower and Tower Ladder
Ladder towers were used in medieval time to attack castles. Archers would shoot at the castle defender from the top. Game of Throwns starts soon. Tower Ladders are the safest type of ariels in the fire service. Rearmount ladders are unpredictable and have been known to hit firefighters in the head while operating at fires.
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SageVigiles liked a post in a topic by TimesUp in The difference between Ladder Tower and Tower Ladder
Ladder towers were used in medieval time to attack castles. Archers would shoot at the castle defender from the top. Game of Throwns starts soon. Tower Ladders are the safest type of ariels in the fire service. Rearmount ladders are unpredictable and have been known to hit firefighters in the head while operating at fires.
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SageVigiles liked a post in a topic by TimesUp in The difference between Ladder Tower and Tower Ladder
Ladder towers were used in medieval time to attack castles. Archers would shoot at the castle defender from the top. Game of Throwns starts soon. Tower Ladders are the safest type of ariels in the fire service. Rearmount ladders are unpredictable and have been known to hit firefighters in the head while operating at fires.
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SageVigiles liked a post in a topic by TimesUp in The difference between Ladder Tower and Tower Ladder
Ladder towers were used in medieval time to attack castles. Archers would shoot at the castle defender from the top. Game of Throwns starts soon. Tower Ladders are the safest type of ariels in the fire service. Rearmount ladders are unpredictable and have been known to hit firefighters in the head while operating at fires.
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SageVigiles liked a post in a topic by TimesUp in The difference between Ladder Tower and Tower Ladder
Ladder towers were used in medieval time to attack castles. Archers would shoot at the castle defender from the top. Game of Throwns starts soon. Tower Ladders are the safest type of ariels in the fire service. Rearmount ladders are unpredictable and have been known to hit firefighters in the head while operating at fires.
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x635 liked a post in a topic by TimesUp in Firefighters and fire house part of Greenwich budget battle
Here what I learned from all this. greenwich is trying to expand its ranks and build a new firehouse. Good for the guys in Greenwich. Dixie is annoyed that Seth posted a link to the article.
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SageVigiles liked a post in a topic by TimesUp in The difference between Ladder Tower and Tower Ladder
Ladder towers were used in medieval time to attack castles. Archers would shoot at the castle defender from the top. Game of Throwns starts soon. Tower Ladders are the safest type of ariels in the fire service. Rearmount ladders are unpredictable and have been known to hit firefighters in the head while operating at fires.
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x635 liked a post in a topic by TimesUp in Firefighters and fire house part of Greenwich budget battle
Here what I learned from all this. greenwich is trying to expand its ranks and build a new firehouse. Good for the guys in Greenwich. Dixie is annoyed that Seth posted a link to the article.
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x635 liked a post in a topic by TimesUp in Firefighters and fire house part of Greenwich budget battle
Here what I learned from all this. greenwich is trying to expand its ranks and build a new firehouse. Good for the guys in Greenwich. Dixie is annoyed that Seth posted a link to the article.
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x635 liked a post in a topic by TimesUp in Aerial ladder hits FDNY firefighter in head at house fire
Besides its clear to me the guy on the ground ladder swung his head into the aerial. The ladder was placed OOS until inspected for damage. Firegrounds are dangerous we should use more caution while operating. I'm glad all are OK
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Bnechis liked a post in a topic by TimesUp in Aerial ladder hits FDNY firefighter in head at house fire
I'm kidding hence the emote with the wink. My sense of humor sucks!
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SageVigiles liked a post in a topic by TimesUp in Aerial ladder hits FDNY firefighter in head at house fire
That's why left side pedestals are better. He would of been able to see the guy. One day departments will wake up
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x635 liked a post in a topic by TimesUp in Wood Frame, Steel Frame?
My brother in law is from Rochester. Now it all makes sense
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Bnechis liked a post in a topic by TimesUp in Aerial ladder hits FDNY firefighter in head at house fire
I'm kidding hence the emote with the wink. My sense of humor sucks!
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antiquefirelt liked a post in a topic by TimesUp in Religous Graphic On A Fire Truck?
What if one day the religion symbol on the apparatus is not yours? Maybe it will be a phrase that most on here might find offensive. Then what?
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antiquefirelt liked a post in a topic by TimesUp in Religous Graphic On A Fire Truck?
What if one day the religion symbol on the apparatus is not yours? Maybe it will be a phrase that most on here might find offensive. Then what?
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antiquefirelt liked a post in a topic by TimesUp in Religous Graphic On A Fire Truck?
What if one day the religion symbol on the apparatus is not yours? Maybe it will be a phrase that most on here might find offensive. Then what?
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FirNaTine liked a post in a topic by TimesUp in Burning Barriers: The push for women firefighters in Westchester
The Vulcan decree is what made the written test pass/fail and the physical agility graded. It was this that made it almost impossible for a woman to get hired? How do you successfully change this? Go back to the days when both portions are equally weighted? things have come full circle in 33 years. Remarkable!
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FirNaTine liked a post in a topic by TimesUp in Burning Barriers: The push for women firefighters in Westchester
The Vulcan decree is what made the written test pass/fail and the physical agility graded. It was this that made it almost impossible for a woman to get hired? How do you successfully change this? Go back to the days when both portions are equally weighted? things have come full circle in 33 years. Remarkable!
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TimesUp liked a post in a topic by LTNRFD in Fire in Mount Vernon sparks tension between Mount Vernon, Yonkers fire unions
Can you explain how a "county run ""regional"" fire service" would be any different for Mt Vernon?
Do you think that the powers to be in Mt Vernon would agree to it. Or any other dept for that matter. The manpower may increase for the area. This by eliminating duplicate administrative postions. I haven't seen any cost analysist as to who would be paying what? My costs in New Rochelle may go up and I may lose coverage due to the redistricting of companies.
Everyone that would be in the plan would have to come to the table with an equal share of the costs to receive the benefits. Due you really think Mt. Vernon would ante up more for a county system??
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Jybehofd liked a post in a topic by TimesUp in Memphis Maydays
After not being able to identify the mayday the I.C. came up with a great plan. Find the mayday and bring him outside so he can see who it is. #trainwreck
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Jybehofd liked a post in a topic by TimesUp in Memphis Maydays
After not being able to identify the mayday the I.C. came up with a great plan. Find the mayday and bring him outside so he can see who it is. #trainwreck
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Jybehofd liked a post in a topic by TimesUp in Memphis Maydays
After not being able to identify the mayday the I.C. came up with a great plan. Find the mayday and bring him outside so he can see who it is. #trainwreck
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Jybehofd liked a post in a topic by TimesUp in Memphis Maydays
After not being able to identify the mayday the I.C. came up with a great plan. Find the mayday and bring him outside so he can see who it is. #trainwreck
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TimesUp liked a post in a topic by 16fire5 in Memphis Maydays
Recently there was some back an forth between the union and the director (chief) about closing companies and a fatal fire. While reading about it I came across the boss's resume. Appears pretty light in the experience category. How does this relate? If the boss really had no use for working in the field it's hard to believe he will take any interest in what goes on there.
http://www.memphistn.gov/Government/FireServices/Administration/AlvinDBenson.aspx