Luke Summers's Friends

Luke Summers's Groups

My Training:: Structural Firefighting techniques, Wyoming EMT-Basic, National Registry EMT-Basic,Petroleum , Firefighting techniques, Structure fire-Hose and Nozzle Selection, NIMS, RIT, Basic Arson Investigation

Top Issues Facing Responders:: Number of Firefighter Deaths not associated with fighting a fire.

At 5:00pm on November 24, 2010, RICHARD THOMPSON said…: What do you know about oil field fire fighting protocals techniques etc!

At 6:13pm on February 27, 2009, Filiberto Rodriguez said…: Welcome to the family where the language and reasoning important the Border is not in our work is to save lives regardless of color, religion or social position, much less. The important thing in our work does not need language to communicate, or borders to help.
Greetings from Mexico.
you’re new friend Filiberto.

At 6:13am on February 27, 2009, Leo Cartwright said…: Hi there Luke; Leo from Australia, Paramedic; Welcome to FFN hope U enjoy the site and gather many friends during your stay. If you read my profile and think that I am suited; please feel free to add me to your collection of FFN friends.
I also collect Patches and badges; looking for Police, Medical & Fire service patches. If U know someone in these groups and/or U are interested, send me your postal address via my Email I will post you one of my State Ambulance Service Badge, (patch) for exchange of one of your service patches,
My Email is lecar1@bigpond.net.au (LECAR1@BIGPOND.NET.AU) and/or my address is:-
Leo Cartwright J.P. 246 Kay Street; TRARALGON; Victoria; Australia; 3844

Cheers Leo

At 1:45am on February 27, 2009, Fireyladd - Retired Chief Sharp said…: Luke, welcome to the Nation. I am glad you dropped in to join the group. Dont be shy just jump in anywhere and get your feet wet. There is lots to do, read and be involved with. Your participation and involvement is important to us all. Takes a bit to kinda figure it all out but you will be glad you did. Have fun and look around.

Chief William Sharp
Southern Oregon Coast