I've only been in for 7 years, but I'd agree with everything you said mate. There are no heroes on CFA trucks, no room for them. The end result is that you get to be part of the best group of people you'll ever meet. The friends you make through brigade are amazing. If you're thinking of joining, my advice is to do it.
You guys are amazing, i hope someone passes on the comments posted on here and i say bloody good job guys, So so much work and effort and putting your safety on the line for our communities. Thank you so much for being so ready willing and more than able, u guys arent done yet, we know, and we feel for you and your families who must be missing you terribly. I hope our words of support help a little and u guys deserve a lot more than we could ever give, Thanks guys.
I remember black saturday , i live in melb , and on the day wind was very strong and hot as hell , in my area , the mercury was touching 47 C , you knew it was going to be a very very bad day for in those in the fire zones and for the brave people in emergency services giving their all to help out .
You have to stay calm though. If you panic, you're in trouble. Don't forget that we train for this all year round. You also know that you have a top quality team of people with you, backing you up.
Bless you - I was here the week before, having flown from Brissy to clean off my dad’s roof in the Dandenong Ranges. It was horrid conditions. The worst nightmare was sitting two states away, watching pins go in a map on the CFA website, and not knowing if my children were safe. The worse part was getting a phone call from my daughter’s mobile number, and hearing her screaming about how bad it was, right before the lines went dead…and yet people in Brissy wondered why my sons and I moved back to Victoria???
Well done guys and girls, you have done yourselves proud. I am horrified at what has happened to Victoria, but we can look at you and see that there is good out there too. People around the world will see your vids and you can be sure they will see that you are all heroes. Keep up the good work and those of us who are out here wish you all the best and hope that you all come through this in one piece. For those about to fight fires, we salute you.
Mate, I have been a volunteer for over 18 years. I will warn you that the pay is lousy, but in the end the rewards are great. Just dont get sucked into this hype and BS that the media try to portray us as heroes etc. We are just normal everyday people turning the red stuff black. Good Luck and "The Borough" are a top crew.
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Thank God we have the CFA in Victoria to do the brilliant work they do.
I've only been in for 7 years, but I'd agree with everything you said mate. There are no heroes on CFA trucks, no room for them. The end result is that you get to be part of the best group of people you'll ever meet. The friends you make through brigade are amazing. If you're thinking of joining, my advice is to do it.
You guys are amazing, i hope someone passes on the comments posted on here and i say bloody good job guys, So so much work and effort and putting your safety on the line for our communities. Thank you so much for being so ready willing and more than able, u guys arent done yet, we know, and we feel for you and your families who must be missing you terribly. I hope our words of support help a little and u guys deserve a lot more than we could ever give, Thanks guys.
I remember black saturday , i live in melb , and on the day wind was very strong and hot as hell , in my area , the mercury was touching 47 C , you knew it was going to be a very very bad day for in those in the fire zones and for the brave people in emergency services giving their all to help out .
You have to stay calm though. If you panic, you're in trouble. Don't forget that we train for this all year round. You also know that you have a top quality team of people with you, backing you up.
Bless you - I was here the week before, having flown from Brissy to clean off my dad’s roof in the Dandenong Ranges. It was horrid conditions. The worst nightmare was sitting two states away, watching pins go in a map on the CFA website, and not knowing if my children were safe. The worse part was getting a phone call from my daughter’s mobile number, and hearing her screaming about how bad it was, right before the lines went dead…and yet people in Brissy wondered why my sons and I moved back to Victoria???
Great job- so calm and organised in terrible heatwave conditions.
I’m in Western Australia, we have had our fair share of large bushfires but nothing can compete with you Victoria
What incredible people you are! Your bravery is beyond compare…❤
Well done guys and girls, you have done yourselves proud. I am horrified at what has happened to Victoria, but we can look at you and see that there is good out there too.
People around the world will see your vids and you can be sure they will see that you are all heroes.
Keep up the good work and those of us who are out here wish you all the best and hope that you all come through this in one piece.
For those about to fight fires, we salute you.
this is so incredibly heartbreaking...
thanks for hard efforts.
Keep yourselves safe down there! - Redwood Meadows Emergency Services, Alberta, Canada
Mate, I have been a volunteer for over 18 years.
I will warn you that the pay is lousy, but in the end the rewards are great.
Just dont get sucked into this hype and BS that the media try to portray us as heroes etc. We are just normal everyday people turning the red stuff black.
Good Luck and "The Borough" are a top crew.
So chaotic!
Those guys deal within credible stress
CFA for the win!!
Hey whats the requirements for the job? I am thinking about such a career later on.
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Good effort guys and girls as cheese demon said you guys are heroes
This is badly dangerous iv been in talangy forest before
Iv even tint windows in that street were those people died
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