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Firerescue Magazine
April 2007
April 2007 Issue highlights

Character Counts

Firefighters must be held accountable to high standards of ethics and character

By Jim Broman

Think Before You Act

When there's no life hazard present risk management becomes even more important

By John B. Tippett Jr.

Animal House Part 2

You must learn to accept the differences of each other's jobs and remember to have a good time

By Ray Gayk

Character Counts

Firefighters must be held accountable to high standards of ethics and character

By Jim Broman

Think Before You Act

When there's no life hazard present risk management becomes even more important

By John B. Tippett Jr.

Animal House Part 2

You must learn to accept the differences of each other's jobs and remember to have a good time

By Ray Gayk

Jag Tumbles Down Hill

An elderly man drives his brand-new Jaguar off a 75-foot cliff necessitating a helicopter short-haul operation

By Tom Vines

Hiker Stranded on Mountain Ledge

Personal Locator Beacons are controversial in recreational climbing but in this incident a hiker's PLB proved crucial to the rescue

By Tom Vines

Unusual South African Cave Rescue

22 people were trapped in a South African cave when an obese woman was unable to move through the passage

By Tom Vines

Train Makes Unscheduled Stop 75 Meters Down Canyonside

Following a landslide a British Columbia train plunges off the track and down a cliff requiring a steep-slope rope rescue

By Tom Vines

Measuring Up

Weight tests can prove how efficient your water-transfer device is

By Larry Davis

Measuring Up

Weight tests can prove how efficient your water-transfer device is

By Larry Davis

Mayday 101

It might seem obvious but calling a mayday is something your crew must train on--repeatedly--to ensure they do it right when it counts

By Homer Robertson

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