999 Frontline Norfolk Fire & Rescue Service (pt 3)

Extracts from 999 Frontline. First broadcast on Anglia TV 2005 currently re-running on various satelite channels

[@3rdimedia]

no, it is an extraction system for the vehicle exhaust to stop the bay filling with fumes. It releases automatically as the vehicle moves off.

[@3rdimedia]

Charles... if you mean where did the guy in the white helmet come from? he is a station officer (at the time of filming sub officers/watch commanders still wore yellow). His job was to ferry the camera person around when following the appliance but he liked to try and get in the shot.

[@UAL92]

its not an extraction system but the charger for the navigation system and computers

[@Robbyh999]

It is the control operator giving the details and location of the incident. How is that a stupid idea??

[@3rdimedia]

Charles, whole time stations in Norfolk have a Station Manager (who would respond to larger incidents in a car... but like I said before... the station manager in the video was there to transport camera crew and would not typically be around.

[@donnaphilbin6563]

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[@3rdimedia]

Nope, you are incorrect... Trust me, it is an exhaust extraction system. There is a charging lead which is connected beside the drivers seat but the yellow ducting is for fume extraction.

[@3rdimedia]

Robz54 your post is misleading. For accurate information about recruiting visit the governments Fire gateway website lung function is tested using medical diagnostic equipment NOT smoke filled rooms.

[@pratt11111]

the appliance returns to stationWHAT ABOUT PICKING THE FIREFIGHTER UP WITH REST OF EQUIPMENT HAT THEY LEFT

[@PaulPhilbin-wu5ny]

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[@pratt11111]

THAT THEY LEFT BEFORE TURNING OUT TO THAT INCIDENT

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