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First responders from Southgate and neighboring agencies evacuated residents amid heavy flames at American House
Mansfield Deputy Chief Kevin Danielson rushed in without an air pack to pull three people from a burning home
About 100 firefighters battled a stubborn blaze at General Motors’ 150,000-square-foot Pasadena facility
The solution to creating a safety margin is understanding the dragons we face and learning the lessons to be more proficient and go home safely
Police officers — including some who were off-duty — assisted the Whitehall Township Bureau of Fire
Is it time to prepare U.S. firefighters to battle mass fire events similar to those witnessed during World War II?
Capt. Greg Pixley, a spokesman for the fire department, said it appears the fire originated in the suite and spread to the stadium’s plastic seats
This week’s photo is part of a slideshow showcasing the heroic actions of Ukrainian firefighters as their country remains under attack from Russian forces
Are fire protection systems ever a waste of money?
Investigators are still trying to determine other factors in the Oakland Hills Country Club blaze, according to Bloomfield Township Fire Chief John LeRoy
Fires in expansive structures – in this case 1.2 million square feet – can quickly overwhelm fire protection systems and crews
About 1,000 people were inside the facility when the fire broke out
Water supply impacts interior ops, exposure protection, the public’s view of the fire department, and liability concerns
Club President Rick Palmer thanked firefighters who saved some priceless memorabilia at the suburban Detroit course
Even with near-daily wear, many firefighters don’t understand the what, why and how that went into the development of each element of the ensemble
“America Burning” spotlights firefighters, legends propose new tactics, and smoke detectors change the game
Thousands of people were evacuated due to a large volume of ammonium nitrate at the Winston Weaver Company
“How many times does it take for a chief to hear near-misses before they recognize there’s a systemic problem?”
The program asks citizens to help the Crookston Fire Department by claiming responsibility for shoveling out fire hydrants after heavy snowfall
Oakland, Calif., crews swiftly attack second-floor apartment fire with efficient hoseline deployment
Two of Davies’ sons now serve as firefighters in the city
Too much information, not enough information and bad information all contribute to uncertainty in the incident commander’s decision-making process
EMS transported the firefighters from the Mariners Harbor Houses
9/11 is the ultimate example of firefighters who took their assignment, without question, trusting their command officers, despite the risks
While rehab is typically thought of as for structure fires, Gordon Graham challenges responders to think about rehab during non-structure fire operations too
Quincy city councilors are asking FD officials to explain how the addition of several high-rise buildings to the city changes staffing
Three people reportedly jumped from an upper floor to escape the blaze
Evaluating door control options, including door curtains, to improve interior conditions
A vented patio door leads to explosive fire conditions, a dropped victim and a firefighter bailout
Fresno firefighters cut through metal bars blocking windows to pull a man and a woman to safety
Putting in the work includes a sharp focus on certifications, training, professionalism, positivity and decision-making
A twin-engine Cessna crashed in the San Diego suburb of Santee, killing the pilot and a UPS driver on the ground
Video from Los Angeles blaze underscores the importance of smart decision-making and fireground prioritization
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