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I'm a member of JAPAN TASK FORCE.
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Japanese firefighter LODD story
Posted on May 4, 2012 at 11:57am 0 Comments 0 Likes
This happened 30 years ago today.(5.5.1982)
Manabu Sato-Tokyo fire department firefighter- dispatched on the scene.
He managed to go to victims on the seventh floor and he protected the victims with his body against fire.
After the victims rode a lifter of an aerial ladder, he let it go.
Because he worried overweight.
So he grabbed another…
ContinueJapanese style leadership training
Posted on April 26, 2012 at 9:40am 0 Comments 0 Likes
Some Japanese firefighters start a training called ‘Human ladder’. (I want to name it ‘Ninja’) This training is required teamwork. In this training you have to climb a wall without a ladder or any tools. ... What do you use to achieve the goal? You need to rely on your crew and to ask him to be a ‘step’. You can climb the wall with his back, shoulders, hands… When you think the step is your crew, you’ll care the crew (the…
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Hello Noriko,
The "Irons" in the photo are my personal set - I teach a lot of classes including forcible entry training.
All the best to you,
Dale G. Pekel
Never give up Japan!