2/12/2011 - Working House Fire Lusby Maryland w/Mayday
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- Working house fire Sprout Ln In Southern Calvert County, Maryland. Fire Fighter declares Mayday and is seen being pulled out by fellow Fire Fighters. Pictures of the Incident can be found at brianbbrown.smu...
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I am the firefighter who was injured and the mayday called for. My injury, luckily a minor one, was a fractured ankle, It had nothing to do with "crossing hose lines" or "poor" tactics. I was inside pushing the fire back on first floor, when i entered an area that was fully involved as i moved through the doorway ( i was on nozzle, my chief behind me) the floor went out and i fell into a crawl space. I am Thankful for the fast action of fellow firefighters, my injures could have been far worse.
who were the sweatshirt firefighters????
Hope the firefighter is alright, but by watching this uncoordinated operation you can see how this can happen.
1. glad everyone was ok. god bless
2. leave sheep herding to farmers.
3. PPE.. its free! unless you add extra squrrell stuff.
4."when placed in charge, take command" reference NIMS
5. utilize resources, there were some there.
6. critique- to expand knowledge, learn from mistakes
7. never comment negatively on events unless you were there.ahhh
As a former firefighter and Southern Maryland Resident I am amazed that ALL firefighters did not have their SCBA and PPE Gear... SAFETY FIRST !!
Great training video. Opposing hose lines almost always end with a guy going to the hospital, and its usually the one on the inside taking a beating.
Can't help but notice no one managed to mention that they got lost trying to find the place took over 20 minutes to get there and then couldn't get any water to work. other than that good job and sure am praying for the FFs that were injured.
lots of people with no PPE!!! not so smart.
I want to thank EMTB3839 for posting this video. Let's take his comments to heart: Sure, there is a lot we can critique about how things could have been done better. But let's have that discussion in our own firehouses and training meetings, not in these UA-cam comments. Remember, one of their own went down in this incident, so be respectful. Live-fire video like this is too rare. By making this video available to all of us, the responding fire departments have done us a real service.
A lot of computer chair quarterbacking going on here. On the video you can point out obvious things as they apear, but im sure of it that no one that has posted on this video was there. I have been doing this job for a decade now and if there is one thing I have learned, its "If you were not fighting that fire because you were not there, then you have no room to tell the fellow brother how it should be done."