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    June 23, 2025
    Michael Daley examines the latest research on structural firefighting, including new tactical-decision making ideas.
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    Clinton Lt. Eric Hosette
    Susan Nicol
    Jan. 14, 2025
    Clinton Fire Lt. Eric Hosette, 33, was killed in 2019 while operating at the top of a grain silo.
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    Joseph Light
    Jan. 3, 2025
    Joseph Light reports on how data analysis, resource allocation, communications and training all benefit by including artificial intelligence algorithms.
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    Jan. 1, 2025
    January is often cited as a cold, cruel month and nowhere is that seen more than the fire service
    Chris Sleigher
    Thick, black smoke typically indicates a high-energy fire that’s burning synthetic materials, such as plastics, that commonly are found in big box stores.
    Kristopher Blume
    Dec. 24, 2024
    Big box stores bring numerous economic benefits to small towns but also introduce significant firefighting challenges. Kristopher Blume says by addressing these challenges proactively...
    John J. Salka Jr
    The fact that one department differs from another as far as managing operations isn’t a concern. It’s mastery of every tactic, procedure and method that’s the vital element.
    John J. Salka Jr.
    Dec. 19, 2024
    John J. Salka Jr. has no issue with departments—and even chiefs within a department—having different approaches to managing operations compared with their counterparts. It's mastery...