Let's talk about left-handed nozzlemen, since everything is geared to right-hand folks

Thank you!!!

After having 2nd degree burns to the face I realized that you should have the hood over your face piece. Make sure no rubber is exposed. Just a quick tip. And have that face piece super tight!! 👍

Brilliant channel dont know why you stopped learning so much Many thanks

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Really great information! I am a retired firefighter (captain) which just started working for our 6 station city fire department responsible for 125,000 population. I actually used minute man method years ago which we have been experiencing with it in our current depatment. We already utilize the type of hose carries and advancements. We practices those often! Great training points!!!

New sub from EU mad respect to all the fire rescue teams ALL OVER THE WORLD !!! and thank you for sharing all the wisdom ,knowledge and experience .🏅🏅🏅🚒🚑🚓

Please keep posting. I'm the defacto training officer for a very small department in Northern Michigan, I use your videos as training material for our firefighters. We come from a very old school way of doing things and I'm trying to help bring in new safer effective and efficient techniques. Thank you!

Thank you sir.... i want to download the video but i can't download it

Best how to video for safely and efficiently putting up a ladder!

Whos the actor demonstrating the evolutions? 😂😂😂

One of the most comprehensive Search videos out there. Thanks guys! Hope yall are doing great!

Is "hose management" what they call pimping, now?

I am 23 yr vet and now retired. For some odd reason I wanted to get a refresher on how to draft (in atlanta we don't draft often) good refresher. The only suggestion is remind folks what water hammer is . Younger folks might not remember what that is. I have seen water hammer rip a water line apart (once). . Thanks nice job and well done. Scott

Saved my ass! Thank you

Starting my BEFO class soon, and that knee step is a killer. My bunker does not have knee pads.

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Absolutely love this tutorial. I'm currently working on joining as a volunteer fireman and videos like this are definitely a huge help.

Excellent video, every fighter should watch this video and train same way to familiarize with the water pressure in your district. Deserves one million views.

Why RPM mode?

This is a great video to review my FFT2/FFT1 to be honest this is better explained then the VFD did for me in Texas. I'm now in California finishing my Wildland Fire and Fire Tec degree by 2025 . California wants me to go through one of their FFT2/FFT1 to get me back out on fires.

Suspender make and model you wear?

Probably the best, most complete & comprehensive search video out here, outstanding work AFD.

Great techniques, especially for skills on your F1&2 practical test. Fire ground ops, you’ll just throw that ladder up any way possible 🤣

I need to start doing yoga

Great job! Hooah.

Ladder on the wall is crazy lol….

You should not be putting some of this information online. As an elevator mechanic you are seriously jeopardizing people’s safety by doing it. Teaching people how to unlock our doors is not ok

Great training video guys! 🚒👩‍🚒👨‍🚒

Might have missed something…. Pre-connect attack lines? ?

Great video! Thank you!

looked like a good video until the shit music started okaying. stopped the video & noise...move on....wasted a good video.......

Excellent Tutorial!! Thanks for sharing!!

Excellent Tutorial!! Thanks for sharing!!

Obstacle makes perfect sense, LEO vehicle lol 😂

As a proby, I really love the explanation and demonstrations. Thank you!🚒🔥🧯

I have a question? once you bump up what happens to the front door once you go to next choke point

Had to go on my oldest account for this, my father loves this channel. Please keep posting

not many people cant due to felony restrictions and thats the main issue im one of those people so I feel the pain of not living the dream

you can hold the air primer indefinitely. mechanical primer has a 45 second limit.

Great soundtrack!

Lt. Shannon, have you done any work pulling from a portable tank with 1 vs. 2 5" rigid suction lines to see flow rates?

FYI: oriented as in to be familiar with NOT orientated. A common grammatical mistake.

GPM and pressure appear inadequate.

Does anyone know what the red strap they are using throughout this training is called or where I can find it?

What kind of helmet and what kind of bend do you have on that helmet?

Thanks guys! Awesome review 😊

Kudos on a bad ass training video!

What’s the reasoning you connect high vol to hydrant to intake one of truck, to then connect a discharge from that truck to the other trucks intake? Why not just connect hydrant directly to the intake of truck doing fire attack instead of connecting through another truck? Thanks!

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