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Glenhaven Brigade's role at structure fires is defensive fire fighting. As we
are not a Breathing Apparatus equipped station we are not able to conduct rescue
operations inside the buildings, however we can extinguish small fires and
prevent other structures from catching alight. We are also able to attend gas
leaks, gas fires, and other incidents like this.
Training:
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Crews set up attack lines |
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Crews set up attack lines |
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Crews set up attack lines |
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Glenhaven Crew sets up 5 man fog attack lines |
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Crew members connect hose lines |
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Firefighter setting up attack lines |
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Firefighter setting up attack lines |
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Firefighter preparing to participate in 5 man fog attack |
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5 man fog attack preparation |
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5 man fog attack preparation |
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Incident:
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Deputy Captain(Now Senior Deputy Captain) En route to a house fire |
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Driver and OIC on the way to a house fire |
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Glenhaven Crew setting up defensive and offensive hose lines |
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Glenhaven Crew defensive fire fighting |
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Glenhaven Crew try to assist the BA crews inside |
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Glenhaven OIC and crew member defensive fire fighting |
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Glenhaven crew talking to Incident Controller |
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Glenhaven Crew while talking to Incident Controller |
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The Crew line up after the incident was over |
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Glenhaven Crew defensive firefighting |
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Firefighter after incident |
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Special Thanks to Wes Schultz for taking the photos of the Kellyville house
fire. Those photos are the property of Wes Schultz and cannot be reproduced
without his persmission.
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