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1: The Shift-Change Fire
62 views • Apr 30, 2025
We get a call for a structure fire with entrapment during shift change and I get left behind.
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2: Hot Drills
7 views • May 07, 2025
We train hard and we rest hard, because we never know what we may be called upon to do next. This comic is a little chronologically out of order, but it’s a good introduction to some of the tasks and units involved on the fireground.
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3: Egg Bakes and Brush Fires
6 views • May 15, 2025
Sometimes -especially on weekends and holidays, we don’t have anything on the calendar, and the there aren’t many calls, but we’re always ready.
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4: Breaching Walls
3 views • May 21, 2025
Have you ever busted a hole through a wall and climbed through it? It’s about as fun as it sounds! Granted, what that’s training for is not exactly fun. Wall breaching is also known as “self rescue” because that means you’re stuck in a dangerous situation with no escape but you ain’t taking that “no” for an answer. Chances are, it’s something you’ll never have to do in your career, but if you do, you’ll be wishing you spent some more time preparing for it.
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5: Unnecessary Damage and What Am I Looking At
3 views • May 28, 2025
A couple funny moments that happened on a shift I worked with Engine 6. Sometimes firefighters have a hard time, knowing how far is “too far.“
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6: Hazmat Booties
6 views • Jun 04, 2025
A funny story about not having the right equipment.
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7: Hazmat and Cookies
5 views • Jun 11, 2025
Continuing my stint of temporary assignment to Engine 6 (which is also Hazmat 1). During training, we are reminded what is the primary goal is to safely mitigate the incident and return to the station to eat cookies.
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8: It’s Just What I Do
10 views • Jun 26, 2025
Being a fighter takes a lot of blood, sweat and tears, but especially sweat.
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9: Meanwhile…
7 views • Jul 03, 2025
Just because units aren’t at a large fire, doesn’t mean it doesn’t impact them.
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10: Assault and Batteries
3 views • Jul 09, 2025
Bringing a fire extinguisher to a battery fire is just as effective as bringing a squirt gun. A journal about attending training on lithium ion batteries.
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11: Drinking Problem
2 views • Jul 16, 2025
Do you have a drinking problem?
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12: Soft Serve Ice Cream
4 views • Jul 30, 2025
Everything is secondary to the needs of the call - even getting your ice cream back to the station.
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13: Brush Truck Blues
3 views • Aug 08, 2025
Sometimes our equipment can be a little temperamental and quirky.
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14: Stinky Pack Mule
1 views • Aug 15, 2025
Sign language, duties, and distractions.