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Comment by Doug Eiche on September 3, 2008 at 7:23pm

hello everyone

Comment by CaptJoeE6L6 on August 24, 2008 at 5:26pm

hello all my first fatal was a rear riding passanger on a motorcycle who ad fallen off and struck face on wheel well of oncoming car full facial trauma split from right temple to lower left jaw was my forst 13 yrs ago and still going be safe all

Comment by Wayne G. Smith on July 21, 2008 at 10:41am

Hi Guys
I`m looking for a good vechile ex. power point that I could use for my guys, any suggestions???
Also,
Candy
my first fatal didn`t bother me til about a month later, I made the mistake of not debriefing after we arrived back at the hall, now It`s the first thing we do when we get back off a bad call.
And this goes for everyone DEBRIEF, DEBRIEF, DEBRIEF don`t be afraid to talk about how it made you feel, don`t keep it inside it will cause problems down the road, so PLEASE talk it out!!!

Comment by william on July 4, 2008 at 10:29pm

well it didnt bother me to much i still think about it now and then...and when i drive past the site still get a pic in the mind of that day...i mean everyone deals with things there own way...just keep your head high and look for the next day...there is always a good memory that you will have one day that will overcome the bad ones but im sure the sight and everything else will be in the back of your mind...use could always seek prof. help if need be sometimes that is the best !

Comment by LadyChaplain on May 29, 2008 at 10:08am

Candy,
It's not the immediate "bother" that you have to concern yourself with, it's the delayed effects of it. My first fatality in an wreck didn't even hit me until a few days later. Just take care of yourself and feel free to talk about it if it does rear its head later on.

Comment by candy on May 15, 2008 at 7:50pm

I Just went to my first fatality the other day...and it didn't bother me as much as i thought it would! Wat was some of you guys first fatality like?

Comment by Leo Cartwright on April 29, 2008 at 8:47am

Hi my name is Leo Cartwright from the Latrobe Valley in Victoria Australia, I am a RAR Assessor with the Australisian Road Rescue organisation (ARRO) This year alone I traveled to Nelson New Zealand in Feburary, will attend the Australisian Challenge this coming May in Queensland and then the World titles in Cardiff, Wales UK this coming July. I hope to pass on some information after the events. last week I attended the Holden training grounds where new vehicles were cushed at the B piller, then cut and rammed, both Halmatro and Lucus hydrolics were used and both were able to cut these newer metals in these vehicles. some of the relieve cuts at the bottom of the A piller near the foot well may need some future work as this became time consuming which once done with little effort.

Comment by Steve Price on April 17, 2008 at 9:26am

Hello,I am trying to find ANY requlation that says we must be trained as vehical rescue techs or as rescue techs. in the great state of NEW JERSEY.thanks

Comment by D.MAN on April 14, 2008 at 10:17am

hi.i have vehical extracation as well as HTR.i thought this would be a good place to get new ideas.

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