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Firerescue Magazine
February 2006
February 2006 Issue

American History Lost

Historical Pilgrim Baptist Church destroyed by fire

By Staff

Dangerous Minds

How to deal with manipulating power-hungry fire personnel

By Chase Sargent

Heart Headed

The former IAFC president encourages firefighters to become heart healthy

By Chief Bill Killen

NIOSH Line-of-Duty Death Report

NIOSH report serves as a reminder about ambulance driving safety

By Staff

To the Rescue

New Jersey Task Force 1 selects Rescue 1 to build 13 new rigs

By Bob Vaccaro

Organization Station

Organization--both personal and on the rig--will make truck ops faster and more efficient

By Peter F. Kertzie

Freeze Flame

FireRescue's annual big fire photo essay showcases the hotest shots--with important tactical advice as well

By Greg Jakubowski

Rising Above

Katrina demonstrated the need for more units configured and typed for water rescue

By Harold Schapelhouman

Unfamiliar Territory

From utility areas to computer areas industrial facilities pose unique challenges

By Greg Jakubowski

The Sum vs. the Parts Part II

Useful theories and models for evaluating & boosting employee attitudes

By Kelvin J. Cochran

The 101st Fire

We can only get away with safety infractions for so long before we're caught in tragedy

By Billy Goldfeder

Basement Search

Near-miss report yields valuable lessons about personnel assignments & mayday procedures

A Famiy's Farewell

FireRescue contributors and his family remember the legendary Frank Brannigan

By Staff

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