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Medical Problems - Brush Fires
By
caregiver222
Oct 31, 2010
Decades ago I assisted in fighting a brush fire that encompassed over twelve square miles. It burned for almost three...
caregiver222
Oct 30, 2010
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Typical Brush Fire
By
caregiver222
Oct 29, 2010
This is image of the kind of a fire that can be effectively contained with two Indian pumps, a few refills, and a sec...
Fire Swatter
By
caregiver222
Oct 30, 2010
A fire swatter is a common effective tool for fighting brush fires. They are a large flexible "swatter" attached to a...
caregiver222
Oct 30, 2010
caregiver222
Oct 29, 2010
caregiver222
Oct 28, 2010
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Indian Pumps - Firefighting
By
caregiver222
Oct 28, 2010
Indian pumps have been around for decades and are used in every fire department in the United States. New, they ron f...
Forcible Vehicle Entry
By
caregiver222
Oct 28, 2010
Breaking the driver's or passenger side window is the quickest method to gain entry to a vehicle in an emergency. Ame...
caregiver222
Oct 28, 2010
1
First Aid Utility Shears
By
caregiver222
Oct 27, 2010
Paramedic seven-inch stainless steel utility (or trauma) shears make a valuable addition to every emergency first aid...
Salvaging Vehicles, Aircraft, Equipment in a Flood
By
caregiver222
Oct 26, 2010
Vehicles, equipment and aircraft may be easily removed from a flooded area through the use of flotation gear specifi...
crackerjack4u2
Oct 25, 2010
caregiver222
Oct 23, 2010
crackerjack4u2
Oct 23, 2010
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Securing Fuel
By
caregiver222
Oct 21, 2010
In the even of a true fuel shortage you can expect your gas tank to be siphoned during the night. This happened durin...
caregiver222
Oct 18, 2010
1
Obstacle Crossing Accessory - Vehicles
By
caregiver222
Oct 17, 2010
This is an accessory to permit crossing of small gaps in a highway, to traverse mud, or small obstacles. Or to assist...
Rigid Knife Safety Sheaths
By
caregiver222
Oct 17, 2010
When purchasing a knife, obtain a rigid knife sheath, either of Kydex(tm) or nylon. There is nothing that makes me mo...
caregiver222
Oct 17, 2010
1
Military Flashlight
By
caregiver222
Oct 16, 2010
Military flashlights have a "clip" to attach to your belt or web gear and the head is at a ninety-degree angle to the...
Night Vision
By
caregiver222
Sep 17, 2010
The ability to see at night may mean the difference between life and death. The human eye has two types of cells i...
Vacation Camping Preparedness
By
caregiver222
Sep 06, 2010
The first rule is to let someone know exactly where you are and how long you expect to be there. Think of this as "fi...
caregiver222
Sep 01, 2010
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Sep 01, 2010
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Aug 31, 2010
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Aug 30, 2010
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Survival in an Air Disaster
By
caregiver222
Aug 29, 2010
The first thing to do it to always read the safety card instructions and pay close attention to the briefing by the a...
Lubricants - Generator Maintenance
By
caregiver222
Aug 29, 2010
Oil in an emergency generator must be changed regularly, regardless of hours on the "clock". This means that if yo...
Duty Rosters in a Disaster
By
caregiver222
Aug 28, 2010
A duty roster is a written organized method of equitably assigning tasks and ensuring that everything that needs to g...
caregiver222
Aug 24, 2010
1
Socks for an Emergency
By
caregiver222
Aug 22, 2010
Keeping your feet dry and healthly are a priority. In business and life we tend to flavor colored socks. Nice for ...
caregiver222
Aug 23, 2010
caregiver222
Aug 16, 2010
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Distributing Food to a Crowd
By
caregiver222
Aug 09, 2010
After an evacuation during an emergency food supplies are often given out. The sure way to precipitate a fight betwee...
Garbage
By
caregiver222
Aug 21, 2010
We are all used to regular garbage pick-ups. There are many situations short of a nuclear attack when routine garb...
MACE in Aircraft
By
caregiver222
Aug 20, 2010
MACE or chemical spray should never, ever, be brought on board a helicopter or fixed wing aircraft. Again and agai...
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