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I am excited to join the Carolina Fire Rescue EMS Journal and introduce a new series, where we will discuss Mass Casualty Incidents (MCIs) and

The year 2023 will mark the 50th anniversary of “America Burning,” the seminal report authored by the National Commission on Fire Prevention and Control that

In the arena of public safety, police, fire, emergency medical services and emergency management administration, we are able to see that the generations of employees

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I’ve spent almost my whole life waiting for my first heart attack. My dad had his first one in his early 50s. Then came quadruple

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The area around your jaw, face and neck is the most vulnerable spot when exposed to fireground contaminants from soot and smoke. While standard knit

Are you doing enough to reach your retirement goals? In general, it is recommended you have 80 percent of your pre-retirement income in retirement to

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Department Name: Lexington County Fire Service County: Lexington Type Department: Combination Structure: County ISO: Class 3 Number of Stations: 25 Chief Mark Davis Number of

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It is our genuine gratefulness and warmest regard that we dedicate Mountain View Fire Department’s newest Anchor-Richey EVS built Tanker (126) to the memory of

Many people do not personally know an architect — much less have ever hired and worked with one before. But as you move closer to

There’s a storm brewing. Unfortunately, I am not referring to a tropical cyclone or the development of a line of supercells. I am referring to

(This is part one in a series on Suspension Trauma.) In 2009, the Bureau of Labor Statistics estimated that there were over 212,000 industrial related

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Six years ago, I unknowingly began to travel down the path of addressing suicide in the fire service. Today, I am grateful for the experiences

In 1990 the popular country singer Garth Brooks released a song called “Unanswered Prayers.” Take a little journey back in time to this song with

We have had a very tough last 18 months. All of us have worked extremely hard, dealt with a huge amount of stress, and unfortunately,

In the last few years in some sections of North Carolina, it seems as if the rainfall just won’t end. At DuPont State Recreational Forest

Diabetes (Type 1) is one of the oldest diseases in recorded history. Egyptian manuscripts depicted children that “passed too much urine” and died. Ancient Indian