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Hero of the Week (3)

Hero of the Week: Brendan Milewski

Ann Arbor, MI—A group of arsons lit a building on fire in east Detroit in August of 2010.  While no one was killed, seven firefighters were injur...
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FireWhat’s Hero of the Week: Hal Bruno

The inaugural Hero of the Week:  Hal Bruno led a life we can all look up to. Today, Veterans’ Day, FireWhat Inc. is proud to announce a new pr...
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Nominate a Hero of the Week

NOMINATE A HERO! Do you know a firefighter who deserves to be recognized for his or her heroism?  To nominate someone leave a comment at the bot...
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FireWhat News Desk (20)

The Importance of Exercising Safely

A recent study indicates as many as one-third of all firefighter injuries are exercise related in nature.  While 95% percent of these recorded in...
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Seattle Firefighter Severely Injured While Responding to Car Crash

Seattle firefighter Wynn Loiland was responding to a car crash on the side of Interstate 5 early Sunday morning when he was struck by a passing vehicl...
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Caughlin Fire All Tied Up

The Caughlin fire was declared 100% contained yesterday afternoon, by Incident Commander Mike Brown.  The fire began Thursday night of last week,...
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Worried About Fire Training? Mobile Labs Create Lifelike Scenarios

Some departments face a residential, car, or industrial fire of some type every day.  While this is an unfortunate statistic, it can be argued th...
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Stay Safe, Stay Alive: Don’t Become a Statistic

Firefighter deaths are decreasing.  2011 may be the third year in a row LODD has decreased.   According to firefighterclosecalls.com, keep...
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FireWhat Company News (2)

A FireWhat Year in Review

Looking back on the past year, and looking forward to the next thirty!!!
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FireWhat.com Launch: Letter from the CEO

Just a year ago, I was a firefighter speaking to a mentor about the vast difference between the level of training in our volunteer and professional de...
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Uncategorized (2)

Firefighter workouts: a $3-8 billion dollar fitness problem

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The NIST reported that approximately 81,000 firefighters in the United States were injured during 2002 amounting to a national cost of $3-8 billion. M...
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Twitter: a new firefighting tool?

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During the San Bruno fire, I found Twitter to be the best source of live and up to date information. Hundreds of people posted updates by the second, ...
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