Survival kit: Active shooters

At least six people were wounded, including four police officers who dashed to the scene

When teaming with police, fire and EMS need different tactics and tools for both scenarios

Tragedies like that in Roseburg, Ore. can happen anywhere; use these tips to kick-start your MCI planning so as not to be blindsided

Two emerging models of rescue task forces and tactical medics offer different, yet more aggressive approaches to active-shooter incidents than standing by until all is clear

Keeping fire and EMS personnel safe in low-probability, high-risk situations like those involving active shooters takes preparation — and a lot of it; here's what the experts say volunteer chiefs can do to be ready

Sharing his experiences as a long standing SWAT medic, Chief Wylie pushes for fire and EMS to take a more active role in training and working with police during active shooter incidents.

Having been at the epicenter of an active shooter incident earlier this year, Aurora, Colo. Fire Chief Mike Garcia understands Newtown's hurt

When getting information regarding a particular suspect or person of interest, there are risk assessment details for the medic to collect