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Posted: 6/5/2012 10:48:14 AM EDT
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Posted: 1/26/2015 4:43:55 PM EDT
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Posted: 1/26/2015 4:49:31 PM EDT
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This is the same company that ate an Ennis firetruck a couple of years ago. |
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Posted: 1/26/2015 5:29:02 PM EDT
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not trying to start crap, but that looks like fire fighters torched their own truck. First rule in hazmat response ,,,,, stage your equipment and people until you understand the threat. And yes I have been involved in several fire and vapor release's over the last 15 years. Evaluate, contain, control. just my 4 cents cause money aint worth much nowdays.
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Posted: 1/26/2015 5:53:34 PM EDT
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not trying to start crap, but that looks like fire fighters torched their own truck. First rule in hazmat response ,,,,, stage your equipment and people until you understand the threat. And yes I have been involved in several fire and vapor release's over the last 15 years. Evaluate, contain, control. just my 4 cents cause money aint worth much nowdays. Yeah, that was hotly debated at the time. Ennis FD went to the fire in Waxahachie on a mutual aid call. When they arrived, they were told to attack that particular side of the building by Waxahachie FD who was in command of the scene, so they did. If they were actually going to torch their on truck on purpose, I think most of the guys would have gotten their cell phones and wallets out of the cab first. 
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Posted: 1/26/2015 6:44:24 PM EDT
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Yeah, that was hotly debated at the time. Ennis FD went to the fire in Waxahachie on a mutual aid call. When they arrived, they were told to attack that particular side of the building by Waxahachie FD who was in command of the scene, so they did. If they were actually going to torch their on truck on purpose, I think most of the guys would have gotten their cell phones and wallets out of the cab first. Quote HistoryQuoted:
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not trying to start crap, but that looks like fire fighters torched their own truck. First rule in hazmat response ,,,,, stage your equipment and people until you understand the threat. And yes I have been involved in several fire and vapor release's over the last 15 years. Evaluate, contain, control. just my 4 cents cause money aint worth much nowdays. Yeah, that was hotly debated at the time. Ennis FD went to the fire in Waxahachie on a mutual aid call. When they arrived, they were told to attack that particular side of the building by Waxahachie FD who was in command of the scene, so they did. If they were actually going to torch their on truck on purpose, I think most of the guys would have gotten their cell phones and wallets out of the cab first. I understand and I,am on your side but just laughing pretty hard right now. " where you want us chief? " " go around the other side and park next to the flammable liquid in the plastic tubs." You just got to laugh sometimes. |
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Posted: 1/26/2015 7:03:08 PM EDT
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I understand and I,am on your side but just laughing pretty hard right now. " where you want us chief? " " go around the other side and park next to the flammable liquid in the plastic tubs." You just got to laugh sometimes. That probably goes back to what we learned from the West fertilizer explosion. Firemen don't always know what they're getting into. Most of the time their expediency gets them the upper hand on a fire, and sometimes, it can get you killed. But what do you do? Someone has to go in and size up the situation. |
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Posted: 1/26/2015 7:06:42 PM EDT
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Honestly though, I just came in here to alert some folks so they wouldn't get caught up in traffic.
Or if they needed to get home to tend to pets or something. I know we have members who live out that way, my parents included. |
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