HCM-5 Turbine Engine Performance Trend Analysis[removed]xls

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• Helitack
• Incident management
• Wildfires
• Wildland fire suppression
• Helicopter
• Emergency management
• Firefighting
• Public safety
• Aerial firefighting

CAL FIRE Engine - Model 24 USE The Model 24 is a prototype engine intended to serve in urban interface areas in California. CAL FIRE placed 2 into service for field operational evaluations. No additional 24 models were a

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Microsoft Word - Chapter 8.doc

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• Trucks
• Technology
• Fire
• Wildland fire suppression
• Fire apparatus
• Water tender
• Firefighter
• Fire hydrant
• Wildland fire engine
• Emergency vehicles
• Public safety
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CAL FIRE Engine - Model 1 USE The Model 1 concept was started in the early 1950s. Ease of operation, along with excellent on and off-highway handling made it one of the most

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CAL FIRE Engine - Model 17 USE The Model 17s are assigned in those urban interface areas with difficult access and some fullservice needs. Compact over all, size is maintained with good mobile attack performance. Current

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CAL FIRE Engine - Model 18 USE The Model 18 was developed in the 1990s. With the continuing expansion of urban interface areas in California, along with an increase in full-service

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DRAFT – Recommended Procedures for Fire Suppression Operations Involving Engine Compartments on P-32 and P-42 Locomotives

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• Locomotive
• Diesel locomotive
• Disneyland Railroad

History of civic services in the city of New York : Fire Department No. 2 : A fire engine was used for the first time, 1936

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National Transportation Safety Board Marine Accident Brief Engine Room Fire On Board Towing Vessel Patrice McAllister Accident no. Vessel

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Wildland Fire Module Typing and Release of New Standards

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• Public safety
• National Wildfire Coordinating Group
• Fire use module
• Incident management team
• Wildfire
• National Interagency Fire Center
• California Department of Forestry and Fire Protection
• Wildland fire engine
• Firefighting
• Wildland fire suppression
• Firefighting in the United States