Working House Fire

[tbone6636]

Just spit balling here, kind of looks like another suppression problem they were having was it appeared no one took to the roof for quad vent.

[wfd6912]

why have a fog pattern through the window? Fog brings in more oxygen + more fire + members getting injured! Straight tip all the way till overhaul

[rwnlof]

Great vid and the captain seems to be in control, which is nice... Great to see how dedicated he is with the crews.

[centex350z]

When no life is threatened, there is no reason for a FF to risk his life to get in a hurry and make a mistake. And at least 3 on on line, there is A LOT of pressure pushing back, and with them elevating the line to get it in the window, 4 FF is more appropriate. Like seeing SFD using rehab properly too! Thanks Doc!

[brandweergek]

nice video

[quispamsisst2]

Is it just me or are firefighters taking their time these days firefighting fires. Dont get me wrong in this video they aren't taking their time. Plus I dont think you need 4 FF on a hose, maybe 2.

Nice video. Keep Em Coming.

[ncfirefighter910]

um thats atleast a 2and a 1/2 inch hose i would say they probably need more men on the line. firefighters are doing everything they can. so be happy you get what you can get

[ishtech101]

I have to agree with ncfirefighter910, remember the old cartoons where a someone shoots a firehose and slings them around everywhere, well if one man looses control of that line he had better have a FEW men to bak him up plus holding the damn thing, yes it is that powerful!

[davek12]

@quispamsisst2 Better to look a little slow and be methodical and do a good job than to look fast but not follow the book and risk a lot of injuries for it.

[JamesTMx]

@quispamsisst2 probably a 2.5" hose, you need at least 3 people on that type of line or it will get away from you

[jonescan88]

great video doc