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    If there was a significant fire or emergency that occurred 100 years ago in your department, or your department's 100th anniversary is coming up, please drop us a line for possible...
    Dec. 1, 1996
    The end result of a civilian running along the rooftops of attached buildings on a winter night was the Philadelphia Fire Depart-ment Communications Center dispatching Ladder ...
    Dec. 1, 1996
    The incident management system (IMS) has been cited as the only way to safely, efficiently and effectively handle an emergency situation. To emphasize this point, there are just...
    Dec. 1, 1996
    By request of the author, this article is not available online
    Dec. 1, 1996
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    Dec. 1, 1996
    The fire-rescue service lost a great champion when Rich Adams passed away from a rare virus infection on Oct. 29, at the age of 53. Rarely are we privileged to know a person like...
    Dec. 1, 1996
    Barry Furey celebrates the holiday season with an assortment of fire-related Christmas ornaments.
    Dec. 1, 1996
    Dave E. Williams recounts the deadliest hotel fire to date, which claimed 119 lives and injured over 100 people in Atlanta.
    Dec. 1, 1996
    Kevin Johnson discusses some causes of responder collapses at hazmat scenes and techniques involved with rescuing incapacitated responders.
    Dec. 1, 1996
    Bob Harty explains how to categorize patients and what to do if they are involved in a hazmat emergency.
    Dec. 1, 1996