The union argues that the current plan will endanger the public because the smaller crews take more time to set up at a fire, delaying the time when effective firefighting can begin.
The historical and architectural importance of Westminster Hall were graphically demonstrated during the Blitz in 1941, when limited firefighting resources were used to save it rather than the adjacent House of Commons chamber, which burned to the ground.
Our data indicates that when wearing firefighting boots, lumbar forces increased and kinematics changed in frontal and transverse planes.
Mrs. Alcorn, 32, agreed that she no longer groused much about her husband's firefighting when she called him from California later in the day.
Other activities included more community-oriented tasks, such as firefighting when permitted.
When it came to firefighting, "he said it was the best job in the world and he would never give it up, ever," remembered a cousin, Christina Cimmino.
We also need to create rural fire brigades as a kind of volunteer fire militia that can assist in firefighting, particularly when housing developments are threatened, as an alternative to blanket evacuations that empty towns of any force that could stand against the flames.
We have designed mathematical model of aerodynamic interaction of drop liquid with ventilation flow when units of water firefighting turn on automatically along the working at a definite distance from each other.
Following test Baker decontamination problems, the United States Navy equipped newly constructed ships with a CounterMeasure WashDown System (CMWDS) of piping and nozzles to cover exterior surfaces of the ship with a spray of salt water from the firefighting system when nuclear attack appeared imminent.
His doctor's response when he divulged his firefighting profession: "Do you realize you work in the chemical industry?" "I said, 'I've never really thought of it that way, but I guess I do,'" recalled Stefani, who now heads the San Francisco Firefighters Cancer Prevention Foundation.
