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For firefighters born after 9/11, a message from those who remember (opens the original)
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For a growing share of today’s firefighters, Sept. 11, 2001, is history rather than memory. They know the images, the number 343 and the words “Never Forget,” but they did not experience the confusion, grief and sense of national unity that followed the attacks. We asked the FireRescue1 audience what they want younger generations of firefighters to understand about that day. Their responses focused on loss, service, readiness and a toll that persists 25 years later. For those who remember Sept.
The best tribute to 9/11 is how you treat your crew today (opens the original)
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In the immediate aftermath of 9/11, people were nicer to each other. I noticed it everywhere — at the grocery store, in professional settings, among neighbors. It even seemed like people were using their turn signals more often. Everywhere you looked, there were stories of people reaching out to help others, to be more patient, to be kind. Only months later, people were back to cutting in line, leaving their shopping carts loose in the parking lot, engaging in road rage — all those signs of pett
Inside a Colorado EMS team’s wildland fire response (opens the original)
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It’s already been an extraordinarily rough wildfire season, and the summer is only half over. There is historic drought throughout the western United States and unprecedented high temperatures have led to catastrophic fires throughout North America and Europe. More than four million acres in the U.S. have burned in wildland fires so far this year and nearly seven million acres have burned in Canada. | NEXT: Inside Charlotte Fire Department’s immersive EMS training program The wildfire season has
N.Y. launches inaugural youth fire, EMS training weekend (opens the original)
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SYRACUSE, N.Y.— Cadets as young as 13 withstood storms, high temps and unhealthy air this week to attend the inaugural Central New York Youth Fire and EMS Training Weekend. Twenty-five cadets from 10 different departments converged on the Fairmount Fire Department Training Center on Thursday for three days of skill, technique and endurance building. | NEW RESOURCE: Performance stations: Design for health, resilience and readiness The cross-training program is the brainchild of Fairmount Fire’s D
Grooming policies continue to be a moving target (opens the original)
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Fire department grooming policies have always been a source of discussion and debate. It was certainly easier in the old days when departments could just tell their all-male workforce to cut their hair short, shave off their facial hair and refrain from getting a tattoo — assuming they complied. But those days are long gone. The fire service today includes people of different genders, races, ages and ethnicities. Grooming standards designed for one sex or demographic simply don’t work anymore. |
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