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[jam24u]

When you get the response related to your question below, email me at jam24u@windstream.net please.

thank you

jim


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I asked the powers that be about it, no answer as of yet but only sent it right after I posted so might be a bit.

Anyone that applied last year they asked the question about FF1, but I guess it has progressed. In the volunteer world can't see any more valid answer than training is an ongoing but upward process. In TX it's about 300 hours to get FF1 equivalent, only 70 plus live burn to ride and go interior. 600 to be FF2 equivalent, have to take the TX Commission test to actally get the IFSAC certs. As long as training isn't watching Backdraft or playing XBox I'm sure there won't be anything going against anyone that's trying to make progress.

[mtndew21]

Jam,

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