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awesome video...I was hired in Glendale in 1982..I failed the eye exam....I got hired by another dept.....Glendale is a great dept.

Love it

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An AUTO-LAUNCHING drone that launches from a small housing mounted on the rooftop of apparatus is my new concept. Especially if the drone can launch and fly with minimal effort by busy firefighters and is equipped with thermal imaging capabilities…. The ability to see the “bird’s eye view” from a drone flying safely above the incident on a vehicle mounted display, a handheld tablet or even a mobile phone, would be a game changer in situational awareness. From MV accidents to structure fires to just about every imaginable scenario, this actually makes sense.

Just had to review this AAR for my dept. Pay attention brothers...this Capt actually warned other crews that the floor was unstable earlier, and then just went and fell into basement after he had even known it was unstable. How about exercising some situational awareness and not going in the front door.

Nice one!👍🏻 I am going to be a firefighter when I am 17👨🏻‍🚒🚒🔥

Nice training!👨🏻‍🚒🚒🔥

Git some brothers! -NYC VFD

Thank you for a great tutorial. One question, will the X-am 8000 continue measuring in diffusion mode if you're navigating through the menus? Would we see an A1 or A2 alarm if let's say CO2 levels went up while we were changing some settings?

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Nice!🔥

It was not a good day for E23. It still ended okay for them. The third alarm did not know about the fire in the basement problem. When the third alarm was assigned to division 1,and E23 got reassigned to them, the luck of the draw picked 23. Maybe if E23 asked if the basement fire was out, it might have avoided the incident.

How much pay for courses?

How much a year ?

People keep being mean to me what should I do

People keep being mean to me what should I do

People keep being mean to me what should I do

People keep being mean to me what should I do 0:19

Well done Vedic / documentary! Great lessons! Very professional!

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This is an unbelievably good training tool. I can't say enough for things about it. From the video, to the command board, the radio traffic, the lessons learned. The pieces fell into place amazingly well. Having just got back from the NFA for Command and Control of IO, it was great watching a FD implement it so well. It looked nearly identical to what we were taught in the simulation world. We had a lot more units to play with, but it was very cool watching the chess pieces get moved around in a real event.

I’ve only been on the floor for 7 years, but this is by far the best PIA I’ve ever seen. Showing this to the fellas next shift. 👏

Thanks for the explanation sir

Outstanding work GFD!

Awesome work, Recruits! And great video production!

Congratulations and respect 🫡 😊

Always look forward to these coming out, better and better everytime!

I was inches away from getting hired by Glendale 41 yrs ago..I failed the medical...but I got hired by another great dept. and had a very fun career...Great video!!

Great work at the scene and on the video. I have no expertise in firefighting but one thing made me wince as I watched it, and I didn't catch it mentioned in the learning points. At 40:58 it covers the EDWARDD checklist and when they did the PAR step, Division 1 simply reported they had PAR. Maybe there is an implicit understanding, but I noted that it wasn't made clear how the E23 crew was accounted for. I suppose there is some need to avoid broadcasting identification of the firefighters who had been trapped. Still, as I understand it the point is to make sure nobody is missing. It seems especially important after an incident, even more especially when a Captain is involved in the incident, to be precise about who is responsible for counting whom, or who is included in a PAR report after the incident impacts the chain of command. So to summarize, how sure could the IC have been from the PAR report that those closest physically and organizationally to the incident we're accounted for?

Isn't it crazy how much money they put into ads and then never hire lol nice

Skillet soundtrack - Love it!

27 years service and 5 years as a captain with many major scenes as IC I became a believer in using a PPV fan to clear smoke and heat prior to entry as an example. During the 360 I established an exit for the forced air and assigned a fire fighter to man it so I could shut it down to prevent the spread of fire if that was the case . . . it's doesn't take long for a 24" fan moving 16,000+ cfm to provide a good view of what I we were up against especially in apartments with long narrow hallways filled with smoke . . . it was also my habit to assign a senior member to man channel 2 while I was always on the tactical channel and in direct contact with interior and out of view crews.This senior person would always be near and relayed messages to me in person meaning we had our own spontaneous and private conversations off radio. I always heard the traffic on channel 2 without being interrupted by it which gave me just enough time to think of my response without turning my attention away from the tac channel. The senior member often filtered out the noise and gave me exactly what I needed know so I could concentrate on the crews status and their reports . . . the professionalism and operational knowledge these crews showed was excellent and commendable. I'm pleased that everyone went home. www.hickwilly.com/fire

Congrats gentlemen

I got to see this video was very good and I gotta say for the firefighters you guys did an awesome job

I'm not a fireman but seems overly chaotic and too many chefs in the kitchen, so to speak. it appears that hiring for fireman is way out of control. This could have been handled by probably 2 fire trucks and crews. Sounds like a Chinese fire drill to me. Apparently now, we have police Captains for each truck??? If we're looking to cut funding for civil affairs, you could easily take a fire ax to fire departments in California.

I don't think this was the case with this place, but I was thinking about people who die from fires because they are stuck in a fire and can't get out because of the bars they put on their windows to keep thieves from breaking in. Anytime someone dies in their own home because they can't get out due to bars put on their windows from keeping the human trash of people who break into homes to steal, every single person who was charged and convicted of breaking into a house should be charged with their death. I'm sick and tired of seeing people breaking into houses. They are the reason why people have to live in fear. I'm sick and tired of crime and I'm sick of the pussies on the left being soft on crime..

Battalion chief needs a drone to get a better size up

Love the videos I’m about to start rookie school here in October can’t wait

What a frigging EYE OPENER to what goes on at a relatively small fire. Imagine a 3 alarm or better. My Hats off to you kick ass men and women. Thank you

I love that the incident commander is the guy with the most learning points. So often the IC is constantly covering their backs and it’s the FFs bringing everything up but this guy is seriously heavy on himself. That’s really good.

What is RA?

As a vegan I am most likely to save animals or rehumans so there should be an animal only division of the fire department to look for pets Any animals taped in a fire can be rescued by me. I'm a vegan. I feed homeless people but run to feed the homeless animals first. I rush animals to vet hospitalswhen needed and I have to risk a speeding ticket. I've never got a speeding ticket even when one pulled over for going 100mh in a 70mph highway. The police said I was doing the right thing and cleared the way for me and even escorted me to the animal hospital. 🐈🐕💗💛💓💜💗🐰🧡💚💙❤️ I'm only 93lbs and I can lift all sized animals. People are harder for me to get. I'm strong for my size. I have lifted only 100lbs dogs. Cats are much lighter weight. I would suck at saving humans. Animals are most innocent like babies forever. I'm so glad that engine 23 saw the smoke and lept into action. Good job fire fighters. ❤️💙💚🧡💗💜👍🏽🙏🏼🙏🏾🙏🏽🙏🏿

Why isn't there an animal division of the fire department?

Every firefighter needs to see this instructional scene video Sooo many things were spot on and run the way things should be run I think the main lesson is to listen to your firefighters instincts and remember to keep your senses about you Without someone saying that the fire could be in the basement this could’ve had a different outcome for multiple firefighters that day I was a firefighter for 24 years before I turned towards investigative side and scene videography I’m still young I would love to get back into the videographer side to record firefighter history and safety I retired after fighting cancer but I’m good now and would go back Great job Brothers on the job forever

The sheer editing this video received is fantastic

Fantastic effort from all involved.

if this is Glendale Iowa then i would like to thank you for saving my grandfather’s life almost 10 years ago he had a stroke while driving and i (11) had to stop the truck and flag down traffic you guys bought me a phone charger so i could call my family back home in colorado you brought our truck and trailer with a race car and kept it at your firehouse till he was well enough to leave with me and my family i truly couldn’t thank you enough and especially my grandfather he’s alive today because of you guys 🙏🏻

Fell through the floor? Nah I made entry into the basement, pass me a hose line.

Awwww. Back to Gasner pack…. Great job on re-inventing the wheel…