FA Volume 28 Issue 2

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Delivery of the Month: Check out this West Dundee (IL) Fire Department first-out utility rescue.

The Earleigh Heights (MD) Volunteer Fire Company had a 2000 walk-around rescue truck that had a lot of miles on it.

For more than 70 years, Whelen Engineering has been an innovator in the warning systems business.

As the fire service goes kickin’ and screamin’ forward, there are many changes lying ahead.

Don't miss this chance to elevate your health and fitness! Our guest speaker is an internationally-recognized sports nutritionist.

When Toronto decided to look into and place the tallest aerial platform in North America into service, this was no easy task.

Rescues in swift water are fraught with challenges for firefighters when compared to flooding situations, where the water is static or slow moving.

Firefighters can become trapped, lost, or disoriented or maybe even fall through a floor or roof.

The ability to have a fire suppression system at the scene of a rescue, extrication, or accident is increasing the popularity of wet rescues.

You will be amazed by the drastic changes and improvements in the world of thermal imaging technology.

By the time you read this editorial, the passing of Bobby Halton will be old news.

Pierce advertises six “configurations” of custom chassis with names that reflect both the cab and the chassis.

Read the features and news on fire trucks and fire equipment from the February 2023 issue of Fire Apparatus & Emergency Equipment magazine.