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Started this discussion. Last reply by Jay Nicholson Jan 12, 2009. 8 Replies 0 Likes

About Me:: My name is Shams , it means in Arabic ( SUN) , I don't know what I say , but I'm ready to answer any questions.

My msn ID & my e-mail : 102.102@live.com

Why I Joined Fire/EMS: At the begining it was my hobby . Then I felt what is the meaning to help people.

At 1:15am on December 13, 2010, Stormey Tucker said…: Hello Shams! Just wanted to say hello and I hope things are going good for you. Take care and stay safe.

At 9:49am on September 2, 2010, adel said…: Hi there; I would like to Welcome you to FFN & hope U enjoy this site and gather as many friends as I have during your stay. I’m adel, a Paramedic from Victoria - Australia; if you read my profile and think that I am suited; please feel free to add me to your collection of FFN friends. If I have not added you as a friend, it’s because I have reached my Max and I am waiting for members to reply to me.
If you feel like sending me one of your Service patch … don’t be shy…. I am looking for Police, Medical, Ambulance, S&R; Dispatcher & Fire Service patches. If U are interested, or U know of someone in that collects please contact me. My address is:- sidi salm 1240 el bonni annaba algeria

At 9:39am on September 2, 2010, adel said…: Hi there; I would like to Welcome you to FFN & hope U enjoy this site and gather as many friends as I have during your stay. I’m adel, a Paramedic from Victoria - Australia; if you read my profile and think that I am suited; please feel free to add me to your collection of FFN friends. If I have not added you as a friend, it’s because I have reached my Max and I am waiting for members to reply to me.
If you feel like sending me one of your Service patch … don’t be shy…. I am looking for Police, Medical, Ambulance, S&R; Dispatcher & Fire Service patches. If U are interested, or U know of someone in that collects please contact me. My address is:- sidi salm 1240 el bonni annaba algeria

At 12:54pm on January 19, 2010, Clyde R Chapman said…: Greetings friend.
Today I opened your letter with your firefighter arm patch.
Thank you for the good and honest trade.
If you have any metal hat badges to swap ,I will be happy to trade wirh you

At 7:44pm on December 31, 2009, Clyde R Chapman said…: Greetings and Happy New Year from Rangeley Maine U.S.A.
I sent you my fire patch about 3 weeks ago. Hope you got it.

Look foward to having one of yours in return.

At 5:07pm on November 30, 2009, Monica Carrera said…: Dear Shams, I am sorry for the delay, I am very curious of your city, country and situation in general for the Fire Departments in Palestine, please educate me, did you check our foundation, www.gearupfoundation.org
Let's keep in touch, write me to my personal email mcarrera@gearupfoundation.org
GOD bless you and keep you safe my friend.
Monica

At 12:40pm on August 23, 2009, Julie Williams said…: Thanks.Still trying to figure this whole thing out.

At 1:17pm on August 4, 2009, Natalya Cavazos said…: Thank you. You stay safe as well.

At 9:56am on July 17, 2009, Leo Cartwright said…: My dear friend

Just arrived home from Sydney NSW. (New South Wales - Australia) last week the Australasian Road Rescue Organisation (ARRO) was held with 14 teams in all.

This years the Learning Symposium consisted of 3 work stations, using the 3 pits and no classroom lectures as were previous years.
Station 1 featuring (part 1) Industrial & Domestic Rescue (part 2) Hydraulic Fault Finding.
Station 2 featured Advances in Hybrid Vehicle Technology.
Station 3 was on Motor Vehicle Simulator consisting of Medical issues at the scene before removal of the Time Critical Patient, conducted by Dr Ken Harrison (Trauma Retrieval Team). All three stations seam to be a hit with the teams and well applauded.

The Challenge started in the categories of Entrapped Rescue, Controlled Rescue and Immediate Rescue, then the Work Shop relating to patient handling, using all kind of situations and devices to safely remove the entrapped either by the their injuries or the vehicle. Each of 3 vehicles were place on its wheels, side and roof. This allowed teams to use practical methods to remove the injured.

Well my maximum number of characters are up, until next time stay SAFE

Cheers of now, Leo