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Emergency Traffic episodes
- Regis Towers , High Rise Memphis Apr, 11, 1994
Two Firefighters and Two civilians die on the 9th floor of a high rise block
27 min - Shirley Towers, High Rise Double LODD Apr 6, 2010
Learn about the deaths of two Firefighters in a high-rise apartment fire in the UK. Many lessons and problems were identified during this firefight, to control a fire in a large multiple-level two-bedroom apartment.
1 hr - Wind Driven multi family double LODD
Fire in multi family Brownstone results in double LODD, Flow path and Wind plays a significant role.
57 min - 37 min
- Tailboard talk #1 Mutual Aid vs Automatic AidNew bonus episode featuring a Discussion on the tailboard about mutual Aid and Automatic Aid.34 min
- Porterville CA Double LODD Feb 19 2020
The tragic death of two Porterville Firefighters during a search in a public library.
1 hr 11 min - Illinois Tire Shop double LODD Feb 11, 1998
24 years ago yesterday, Two career firefighters die in a backdraft event at a fire in a tire shop with wooden bowstring trusses that collapse.
28 min - Warwick Quebec, 1982 quadruple LODD
Responding to a rural barn fire four firefighters are killed and numerous other firefighters and civilians are injured.
30 min - KImberly BC Sullivan MIne LODD
In May of 2006 two mine workers and two Paramedics died in the line of duty in a confined space incident at the reactivated Sullivan Mine.
16 min - Ohio, Jan 26, 2014 Double FF LODD Apartment fire
Tragic double LODD of two experienced FFs in an apartment fire
29 min
About Emergency Traffic
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Where we explore the tragic Line of Duty Deaths of Firefighters and Paramedics, to learn from these incidents. We will try to produce two of these podcasts monthly. These podcasts are brief Synopsys…
of the events we have obtained from official reports and published stories. We wanted to provide an easy and convenient method for today’s firefighters to quickly learn lessons of past LODD’s and possibly prevent them from happening again.