Video shows that “resetting” the fire with an exterior offensive attack allows for cooler interior conditions. By straight streaming the ceiling and producing large water droplets without the possibility of evaporation without disrupting the ventilation process. Good job young jedi
Good knock. Good to see you knock it down before entry. I been doing this for 30 plus and always darkened the fire before entry. You running with 1 1/2 or 1 3/4
Donald Raver Thanks! 1 3/4 -200 ft (in use in this vid) and another bed with 150 ft on E2. Wow! 30+. Respect! Are you still in the fire service? What state/location?
@@Firefighter125 I respond with the Reese VFC in Westminster MD. We run about 725 fire calls and 1700 Ems calls a year. We have 2 Engines,1250 gpm 1000 tanks, a wet heavy rescue 250/250, a mini pumper 1000 gpm 250, 1 Medic 24/7 with 2 paid staff, 1 24/7 paid driver, 1 daytime FF. Our website reesevfc.org
You guys look like you've been having some action lately I'm a little nervous about our Grass fire season here in Central KansasI can't remember if you guys have been as wet as we have you may be busy to
jrockyhill Hey, whats up! Yes, I think we must have similar weather, it’s been super wet. When it dries out we’ll both be busy for sure. Stay safe, Brother.
Blocky Gaming The report indicates the high probability it was an electrical outlet. You can see it arcing on the video when we make entry into the room if you look closely. They we’re having problems with it previously also.
Flash Over when the vid starts Chief asks if I was on air. I assumed he wanted me to be, as I was the only packed up firefighter on scene at the time. I firmly believed, we were going to make immediate rescue/entry to the occupied house. It wasn’t ecessary and entry was briefly delayed, as we learned they escaped out the back. We pushed up into the window instead, but I still would use air on that also. A lot of heat, smoke at that range. Chief reminds me to conserve and I unclip for a minute after the initial knock down attack and before entry. I feel like it was well managed for the situation and the multiple roles we must fill. No way am I pushing too deep into the structure on the same cylinder. Thanks for the comment! Stay safe. 👍
Very good firefighter keep up the good work thank you
Amazing footage ! Thanks for posting ! Stay awesome and safe!
Américo Guerra Filho Thank you!
Video shows that “resetting” the fire with an exterior offensive attack allows for cooler interior conditions. By straight streaming the ceiling and producing large water droplets without the possibility of evaporation without disrupting the ventilation process. Good job young jedi
Brett Lunsford Thanks Chief- excellent full speed lesson. Always learning!
GREAT VIDEO and thank you for taking us along. Appreciate the captioning too.
cbshaia Thank you!
Good knock. Good to see you knock it down before entry. I been doing this for 30 plus and always darkened the fire before entry. You running with 1 1/2 or 1 3/4
Donald Raver Thanks! 1 3/4 -200 ft (in use in this vid) and another bed with 150 ft on E2. Wow! 30+. Respect! Are you still in the fire service? What state/location?
@@Firefighter125 I respond with the Reese VFC in Westminster MD. We run about 725 fire calls and 1700 Ems calls a year. We have 2 Engines,1250 gpm 1000 tanks, a wet heavy rescue 250/250, a mini pumper 1000 gpm 250, 1 Medic 24/7 with 2 paid staff, 1 24/7 paid driver, 1 daytime FF. Our website reesevfc.org
The thing with fires in Attics is not just the roof beams and tar paper but all the junk stored up there as well.
You earn another subs !
An excellent video that captured the essence of going and being inside. Stay safe folks.
Pictures of firefighting good job
You guys look like you've been having some action lately I'm a little nervous about our Grass fire season here in Central KansasI can't remember if you guys have been as wet as we have you may be busy to
jrockyhill Hey, whats up! Yes, I think we must have similar weather, it’s been super wet. When it dries out we’ll both be busy for sure. Stay safe, Brother.
@@Firefighter125 for sure and keep up the good work
Do you know how the fire started?
Blocky Gaming The report indicates the high probability it was an electrical outlet. You can see it arcing on the video when we make entry into the room if you look closely. They we’re having problems with it previously also.
Stay safe buddy have a good day
Hi be safe firefighter friend
Kameron Smith Thank you, friend!
Not knocking on you at all, but why are you clipped in breathing air in the front yard? Save your air, it's your lifeline.
Flash Over when the vid starts Chief asks if I was on air. I assumed he wanted me to be, as I was the only packed up firefighter on scene at the time. I firmly believed, we were going to make immediate rescue/entry to the occupied house. It wasn’t ecessary and entry was briefly delayed, as we learned they escaped out the back. We pushed up into the window instead, but I still would use air on that also. A lot of heat, smoke at that range. Chief reminds me to conserve and I unclip for a minute after the initial knock down attack and before entry. I feel like it was well managed for the situation and the multiple roles we must fill. No way am I pushing too deep into the structure on the same cylinder. Thanks for the comment! Stay safe. 👍