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Let's Play Jeopardy!
Firefighter Jeopardy, that is. The rules are simple, someone post the answer, then the next person to come along posts the actual answer in the form of a question. That same person who answers in the form of a question is to then post the answer for the next person to come along. Keep it firefighter related, try your hardest not to cheat(i.e. Google, Bing, Ask, you firefighter literature)... I mean, this is an honorable profession, right?
We'll start out simple.
"I'll take Fire Science for $100, Alex."
Answer; Oxygen, heat and fuel.
We'll start out simple.
"I'll take Fire Science for $100, Alex."
Answer; Oxygen, heat and fuel.
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Permalink Reply by Derek R. on
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my source is telling 3 rungs. And that is from Essentials of firefighting. Mind you it's Vol.4, so maybe things have changed.
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Permalink Reply by Trainer on
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Loyd, close, it's when the sides slide into the trench
I'm sure it's 5, this is what they want for just about everything now, but I've been wrong before.
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Permalink Reply by Loyd Dittfurth on
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thats what the state skill shows here in texas
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bump wow I cant believe that this made it all the way to 4 pages back
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Permalink Reply by Jason Brooks on
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whats the latest question?
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Not sure anymore. I'm surprised that there's not more people playing, not just explorers.
Alright, if nobody objects, I'll start with a new question/answer.
ANSWER: The four methods that can be used in order to rescue a victim during a water emergency.
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Alex, what is Reach, Throw, Row and Go?
Answer:
The number of LODD's in 2009 according to the USFA, NEVER FORGET!
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Permalink Reply by Paul Dudan on
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We don't do water rescue but I am an Eagle Scout so,
What is Reach, Throw, Row, Then Go?
ANSWER:
This nozzle is used for basement fires, named for the FDNY Chief who helped invent/design it.
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Sorry Brooks took me too long to type!
What is 90 LODD's.
ANSWER:
This nozzle is used for basement fires, named for the FDNY Chief who helped invent/design it.
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I think its What is a bresnan nozzle? But in texas we just call it a cellar nozzle.
Answer:
medical: This is the acronym for Pneumatic Anti Shock Garment.
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What is PASG or MAST? And we don't use them anymore except for floatation devices.
Answer:
THis is what the acronym SLUDGEM refers to.
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