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Updated: Nov 07, 2009 11:56am PST

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2009-10-12 Station 11 A :

2009-10-12 Station 11 A

Updated: Nov 07, 2009 11:23am PST

FIREFIGHTERS : ACTION SHOTS OF FIREFIGHTERS AT WORK.

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ACTION SHOTS OF FIREFIGHTERS AT WORK.

Updated: Nov 06, 2009 5:24pm PST

Pics for Shufords book :

Pics for Shufords book

Updated: Oct 27, 2009 6:22pm PST

UNEDITED 2009-08-29 Rowlett JV Drill Team : These are unedited pictures except for the few that I have in here for examples. When you order by email, please let me know the picture number. Thank you.

UNEDITED 2009-08-29 Rowlett JV Drill ...

These are unedited pictures except for the few that I have in here for ...

Updated: Oct 23, 2009 3:30pm PST

KANKAKEE COUNTY FD'S : INCLUDING: LIMESTONE TOWNSHIP FPD,

KANKAKEE COUNTY FD'S

INCLUDING: LIMESTONE TOWNSHIP FPD,

Updated: Oct 17, 2009 12:50pm PST

NEW JERSEY FOREST FIRE APPARATUS AND VEHICLES : Apparatus and vehicles of the New Jersey Forest Fire Service. Photos By: Adam Alberti

NEW JERSEY FOREST FIRE APPARATUS AND ...

Apparatus and vehicles of the New Jersey Forest Fire Service. Photos B ...

Updated: Oct 17, 2009 7:45am PST

100 Year DVD, (5 parts total) The entire DVD is about 45 minutes long in high quality! turn the sound UP!! Full Length DVD is available for purchase. : Amsterdam Fire Dept 100 Year DVD (5 Parts Total) Smugmug only allows 10 minute clips, the entire DVD is high quality and runs about 45 minutes, turn the sound UP!! Full Length DVD is available for purchase. This DVD is a collection of photos from over the years, many of the more recent photos are mine, the DVD was made by a friend of AFD,Thank You!

100 Year DVD, (5 parts total) The ent...

Amsterdam Fire Dept 100 Year DVD (5 Parts Total) Smugmug only allows 1 ...

Updated: Oct 14, 2009 7:26pm PST

10-4-09 Picatinny Fire Dept: Multi-Agency Tender Shuttle Drill : On Sunday October 4, 2009 the Picatinny Arsenal Fire Department hosted a multi-agency tanker shuttle drill on the grounds of the U.S. Army Research and Development base located in northwest Morris County. The drill was designed to simulate a water system failure during firefighting operations in one of the bases high tech test facilities and to test the response of the 32 member career department and its mutual aid responders. After a briefing by Picatinny Arsenal Fire Chief Ron Guidetti, tenders from a dozen mutual aid fire companies set out to shuttle water from a draft site located on Lake Picatinny to a dump site located 2 miles away in the Arsenals test area where portable pools served as the water supply for 2 elevated master streams. The participating departments trained in establishing a viable fill location for the tankers as well as methods and techniques for positioning and setting up a dump site. After the exercise, the participating agencies were invited to tour Picatinny Arsenal’s new state of the art fire station, due to be occupied later this fall. Fire Departments from the following communities helped make this a successful training evolution: Wharton, Jefferson Township, Rockaway Township, Green Pond, Wharton, Budd Lake, Dover, Rockaway Borough, Mt. Arlington, and Mine Hill.

Picatinny Arsenal Fire and Emergency Services proudly protects the workforce, transient population, assigned families, and facilities of the United States Army Armament Research, Development, and Engineering Center. The Center consists of 6800 acres and over 800 structures.
The Department consists of 32 career members, including firefighters, lead firefighters (Captains), Assistant Chiefs, Chief of Department, Inspectors and a Fire Protection Specialist. Non Supervisory members work a 72 hour shift weekly (usually a 24 hour shift followed by a day off), and are represented by the International Association of Firefighters (IAFF) and the Professional Firefighters Association of New Jersey (PFANJ).
Members are trained to exacting standards regulated by the Department of Defense Firefighter Training Program. All training is accredited by both the International Fire Service Accreditation Congress (IFSAC) and the National Board on Fire Service Professional Certifications (NPQ).
Services provided to Picatinny Arsenal and the surrounding community include fire prevention and public education, fire suppression, hazardous materials emergency response, emergency medical care (non-transport first responder engine company) and specialized rescue (extrication, confined space, etc.).

10-4-09 Picatinny Fire Dept: Multi-Ag...

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On Sunday October 4, 2009 the Picatinny Arsenal Fire Department hosted ...

Updated: Oct 14, 2009 3:43am PST

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