The word "firemen" is correct and usable in written English
It is typically used to refer to individuals who are trained to extinguish fires and respond to emergencies.
Example: "The firemen arrived quickly to control the blaze and ensure everyone's safety."
Alternatives: "firefighters" or "fire service personnel."
The pervasive collective acts like the firemen of urban futurism.
The new government needs to act quickly to turn around our struggling NHS and we believe huge potential exists in a wider untapped workforce which includes firemen, hairdressers, podiatrists and pharmacists".
The tattoo parlor employees said that after they felt the explosion, they saw firemen on top of the building communicating with firemen on the ground.
Fishermen, farmers and lorry-drivers are the old favourites; new ones are doctors, lawyers, teachers, firemen and even the police.
The government also suspects (with reason) that too many local government negotiators, like the feeble characters who thought they had cut a deal with the firemen, would prove to be a soft touch for determined unions.
While waiting for that specialist help, the same firemen also strongly urged a policeman not to attempt a rescue in the pond, even refusing to lend the policeman a life-vest.
Even firefighting itself has been blamed: by preventing smaller fires in forests, firemen ensure that, when one starts, it's a monster.Early in July, a team of scientists writing in Science magazine found another culprit: climate change.
The firemen are demanding a 40% pay hike or else.In this section Of strikes and rumours of strikes Subtract rows, add sex Learning the hard way Bad faith His own man Getting stuffed Transfer or be damned Pork on the menu ReprintsAll of which has provoked comparisons with the "winter of discontent" of 1979, which helped to destroy the last Labour government and brought in Margaret Thatcher.
For a demonstration of this fact, if any were needed, visit the Web site www.policescanner.com, which tunes into emergency radio in American cities and Webcasts to the world whatever is being said among policemen, ambulancemen, firemen and air-traffic controllers.Through passwords and the like, the technology of the Internet should be able to provide privacy for the Webcasts of those who want it.
The police in both Rio and São Paulo are still too trigger-happy: Human Rights Watch, a campaign group, recently noted that between them they kill more than 1,000 civilians a year.City of the unholy trinityMost of Rio's 1,000-odd 1,000-oddre still more or less controlled by three trafavelasg garestillby crimorel militias set up by rorue poless and firemen.
Police and firemen and other city employees in Medford, Oregon, have this year started using a mesh network to connect to the internet while on the road, but very few ordinary consumers are meshers.
