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    The December issue of Firehouse Magazine includes feature articles on firefighter training, the evolution of aerial device controls and the importance of driver/operator situational awareness when responding to emergency calls.

    More content from December 2022

    Eleven Ferrara Fire Apparatus rigs heading to Baton Rouge, LA, Fire Department
    Dec. 12, 2022
    To get their mind wrapped around negligence, Curt Varone points firefighters and officers in the direction of something with which they already are familiar: the fire triangle...
    Dec. 12, 2022
    Bill Dungey's insights about his volunteer department's approach to resiliency training can be applied easily.
    Dec. 12, 2022
    Brandon Heggie offers a path to enlightment: what EMS providers must know about treating people who ingested LCD, psilocybin, ecstasy and other such substances amid the psychedelics...
    Dec. 12, 2022
    Hot Shots includes the New Orleans Fire Department on scene of a fire at a residence-turned-appliance repair shop, where members had to deal with an interior space that was packed...
    Dec. 12, 2022
    Dr. Brett Ellis cites numerous traits of Santa Claus that are perfectly adaptable to the role of the company officer.
    Dec. 12, 2022
    John J. Salka Jr. explains how departments can employ seniority, required courses and qualifications to increase the level of training and the professionalism of future officers...
    Dec. 12, 2022
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    Dustin Lambert explains why driver/operators should be attuned to the effect of external pressures while they are on the way to an emergency incident.
    Dec. 12, 2022