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    The Firehouse.com Rescue product category is a collection of information, product listings and resources for researching various technical rescue tools and equipment, including hazmat, water and ice rescue, vehicle extrication trench and collapse rescue tool options.
    Driver rescued after plunging off cliff in Angeles National Forest
    Vehicle Extrication

    Los Angeles County Fire Department Performs Daring Mountain Rescue

    Firehouse.com News
    April 30, 2024
    Los Angles County Helicopter 22 had to lower three firefighters down a hillside to rescue the driver of a car that plunged off the Angeles Crest Highway. According to KTLA News...
    Clackamas County Sheriff’s Office Drone Unit.
    Operations & Training

    Clackamas, OR, Firefighters Helped Man out of River

    Firehouse.com News
    April 18, 2024
    A throw bag was tossed to the victim and crew during the April 10 incident..
    Photo by David Bryce
    Operations & Training

    Hot Shots 4/24

    Firehouse Staff
    April 17, 2024
    Heavy fire was showing from the second floor of a vacant, two-story Detroit building when the first-arriving engine reached the site.
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    Operations & Training

    New Rule Requires Two Crew Members Aboard Freight Trains

    April 5, 2024
    Rail safety was thrust to the forefront after the train derailment last February in East Palestine, OH.
    River rescue amid flooding under bridge in downtown Columbus
    Water & Ice

    Two Stranded in Water under Bridge Rescued in Columbus, OH

    Firehouse.com News
    April 3, 2024
    Columbus firefighters took the couple, who were not hurt, to dry land.
    RESCUE Intellitech and Paul Combs
    Careers & Education

    RESCUE Intellitech Launches Entertaining Online Personality Test for Firefighters

    Firehouse.com News
    April 2, 2024
    Collaborates with renowned cartoonist Paul Combs on a light-hearted journey into firefighting archetypes, designed to engage and entertain first responders.