Fire Streams
34-page PPT presentation about fire streams. It includes topics such as: Definition of Fire Streams; Types of Fire Stream Patterns and Nozzles; Nozzle Maintenance; Types of Foam and Application Techniques; Definition Friction Loss. It requires PowerPoint viewer.
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Fire Stream Management
4-page PDF document about managing fire stream. The purpose of this document is to promote the most effective and efficient deployment and utilization of fire streams possible during firefighting operations.
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Basics of Fire Attack
An article that about the basics of fire attacks. Fire attack is the key operation that all others evolve around. This article will highlight this information by first discussing some core rules of fire attack, and then examining the basic elements of fire attack.
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Direct or Indirect Attack
An article about the definition and description of direct and indirect fire attack.
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Indirect or Direct Fire Attacks | Scope of Risk
An article about managing indirect and direct fire attack. it includes the risks associated with the fire attacks.
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How to Attack a Wildland Fire
An article about the different attacks on fire. It includes some best practices on how to attack fires and illustrations of different fire attacks.
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Direct, Indirect and Combination Attacks
A forum about the different fire attack procedures from the different fire instructors.
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"Interior" indirect and Combination Attacks: A misunderstanding?
4-page PDF document of a fire engineering article about the different fire attack methods.
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Fighting the Fire
An article that provides guidelines about fighting the fire. It also includes different fire attacks and tips in sizing up the fire and what to do after the fire
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Fire Control Tactics and Strategies - Wildland
An article about the fire control. These tactics are planned operational activities that determine exactly where and how to take specific action, as well as any other measures required to manage the fire that are consistent with the selected fire control strategy. The basic principle of all methods of attack is perimeter control.
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