The phrase "a fire rescue" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to an operation or event involving the rescue of individuals from a fire situation.
Example: "The firefighters conducted a fire rescue operation to save the trapped residents from the burning building."
Alternatives: "a fire rescue operation" or "a fire rescue mission".
Bunker gear is worn when responding to a fire, rescue or medical emergency.
To describe the dynamic behavior of a fire rescue turntable ladder the flexibility of the ladder set has to be analyzed.
He was a fire rescue officer assigned to Fire Station 36 in West Dallas, according to a statement from Dallas Fire-Rescue officials.
"It may be just the tip of the iceberg, and the question is how deep is it, what is the extent, and what are the predictors of this kind of reclaiming of consciousness". Mr. Herbert, a member of a fire rescue squad in Buffalo, was buried under debris after rushing into a burning building on Dec. 29, 1995.
In a fire rescue operation, a fast, reliable, and robust communication system is needed to quickly take control of the emergent situation.
A fire rescue operation starts with a fire alarm call, and a rescue operation team is sent to the fire field.
He was taken to hospital by a fire-rescue crew and was later pronounced dead.
Each firefighter group is assumed to be a cluster because fire rescue operations are inherently carried out by groups of firefighters working together cooperatively.
And while I am happy to indulge my boys in fire truck backpacks, t-shirts, and a bin filled with fire rescue vehicles, I have intentionally avoided doing the same with police-themed paraphernalia.
On Sept. 20, the dog snuck under the garage door of a Florida fire station as an engine was returning from a call, according to a post on Hillsborough County Fire Rescue's Facebook page.
Neighbors debated whether it was a sinkhole, as the Orange County Fire Rescue officially described it, or erosion prompted by Irma.
