We are haveing a class on this new foam today, it is going to be a blast. It should cut down on water uesage, and cut down on time. Class B foam is good, but this is better.Will let you all know how it goes.

Besides wits and courage, a firefighter faces the inferno with very little protection. A wide-brimmed helmet, a sharp ax, a pair of thick boots and a heavy helmet. Armed with these tools of the trade, a firefighter answers the call and instanly becomes a hero to anyone trapped in the smoke and flames. It'not hard to find a real hero today. Just find a house ablaze, lives in danger, and a fireman advancing with an ax in their hands. Delete Comment

We had another shock at 12:38 this morning, the center was 5 miles NW of Mt Carmel Illinois.It was 4.5. DAMN will it ever end?

Today started out a little SHAKEY LOL At 4:37 we got woken up by a 5.2 earthquake. No one hurt Thank God. Then at 10:14 we got a 4.5 shake. Still no one hurt. Just to set the day, we had a big feild fire. I HATE FEILD FIRES. I hope the rest of my day will get better, it's BUD LIGHT TIME.

This is an excellent idea......and to have come from a teenager....just

think!!!!!!!! An idea from the son of a 9/11 firefighter... so before

you delete this, just remember that this is a 14 year-old boy who lost

his father on September 11th All you're asked to do is type, point and

click. He's got a really great idea. Thanks!





Hello, I lost my Dad on September 11th; he was Chief Edward Geraghty,

Battalion 9, New York City Fire Department. He lost his… Continue