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Christopher J. Naum, SFPE's Blog – October 2010 Archive (1)
The Predictability of Occupancy Performance and Tactical Patience
By Christopher J. Naum, SPFE
TheCompanyOfficer.com and CommandSafety.com
Today’s incident demands on the fireground are unlike those of the recent past, requiring incident commanders and commanding officers to have increased technical knowledge of building construction with a heightened sensitivity to fire behavior, a focus on…
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