Tenn. Fire Departments Upgrade Equipment

    Nov. 6, 2003
    Maryville and Alcoa each received two of the smaller, modern thermal-imaging cameras that allow people to locate live bodies in a fire or the dark.
    Maryville and Alcoa each received two of the smaller, modern thermal-imaging cameras that allow people to locate live bodies in a fire or the dark.

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