Firefighter Stephen Steele from Milton Fire sent in this funny photo. The first picture is of a typical elevator lobby. The second picture is of the same lobby with aContinue readingHere’s your Sign:

The long over due update to the links page has finally been accomplished. We would like to take a moment to thank everyone who has taken the time and emailed requestsContinue readingLinks!

The long awaited first full length feature article is finally here! The first article discusses the importance of the extremely effective and often misunderstood fireground operation of vertical ventilation. WeContinue readingWhy We Do What We Do

Once again we would like to say thank you for everyone’s support, submissions and suggestions over the last year. We are currently working towards getting some of the projects andContinue readingHere’s Whats Up

Take a Moment to remember the Charleston 9 Captain William “Billy” Hutchinson Captain Mike Benke Captain Louis Mulkey Engineer Mark Kelsey Engineer Bradford “Brad” Baity Assistant Engineer Michael “Frenchie” FrenchContinue readingTake a Moment

Firefighter Matt Scallan from Escambia County Engine 19 sent in this photo. He discovered this confusing situation during a prefire plan. Check out the supplemental page for more details.

The tribe has spoken! Ok, Ok, we’ll start a post about the Hydra-Ram. We’ll do a quick intro to the tool, and move all the comments over from the otherContinue readingHydra-Ram

Our first year has been fantastic and we would like to again thank everyone for the ongoing support. In particular, we would like to thank everyone for all of the input, suggestionsContinue readingWe need your material!

“This blog is intended to promote real Truck work. It’s a place to post stories, articles, and ideas. No PPV here! Truck work saves lives. Actually, the real purpose ofContinue readingHappy Birthday to Us!

Battalion Chief Tom Cole from Miami Dade Battalion 13 “B” sent us some great photos of a near miss they recently experienced in Miami. They were operating in a twoContinue readingCool It, Vent It, or Vacate It