HeyJaredGreg Friese
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- Sep 11, 2026
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The day before the call we'll never forget: A first responder readiness checklist (opens the original)
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September 10, 2001, was my first day of vacation after a summer of long days and few days off. We drove from northern Wisconsin to the Mall of America where we spent the evening wandering the mall, seeing the movie “Rat Race,” and preparing for a mid-morning flight to San Diego. Our 9/11 flight, like thousands of others, was first delayed and then cancelled. We watched the Twin Towers fall with shock and grief. | SPECIAL COVERAGE: Then. Now. Always. Remembering 9/11, 25 years later Just like the
Photo of the Week: Ore. field amputation, rescue training (opens the original)
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EMS1 wants to see pictures of you in action. Submit a photo — it could be selected as our Photo of the Week! Be sure to include your name, department information and some background on the photo. PORTLAND, Ore. — Portland Fire & Rescue firefighters joined Oregon Health & Science University trauma surgeons and American Medical Response crews for a simulated field amputation during a technical rescue exercise. The drill simulated the collapse of a three-level parking garage, with a patient trapped
Heat stroke treatment: Why cold-water immersion should start in the field (opens the original)
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“A new inferno,” an August 2026 New York Times documentary, follows Phoenix Fire Department Engine 18 as they responded to reports of people overheating in the scorching heat of downtown Phoenix during the summer of 2025. The National Weather Service Phoenix reported on Instagram that the average temperature of 96.2 degrees Fahrenheit was the fourth hottest meteorological summer (June, July, August) on record. In July 2025, the average minimum temperature was 86.2 degrees Fahrenheit and average
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