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Episode 63 welcomes special guest, Todd Edwards to the show to discuss suburban strategies, tactics and training. Todd brings 43 years of experience to the table. Notably, Todd faithfully served in numerous capacities over 30+ years with the Atlanta (GA) Fire Department. He is the founder and lead instructor at Fire Life Training and has been instrumental in conducting a variety of high-quality fire service training and education programs across the nation. In this episode we examine variables impacting strategic and tactical decision making specifically through the lens of the minimally staffed suburban fire service. We also examine the importance of realistic training and how it can greatly improve our chances for success when the bell rings. Grab a cold (or warm) drink and enjoy! This episode is packed with some great nuggets from a man who truly loves and gives back to the job!
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Episode 63 welcomes special guest, Todd Edwards to the show to discuss suburban strategies, tactics and training. Todd brings 43 years of experience to the table. Notably, Todd faithfully served in numerous capacities over 30+ years with the Atlanta (GA) Fire Department. He is the founder and lead instructor at Fire Life Training and has been instrumental in conducting a variety of high-quality fire service training and education programs across the nation. In this episode we examine variables impacting strategic and tactical decision making specifically through the lens of the minimally staffed suburban fire service. We also examine the importance of realistic training and how it can greatly improve our chances for success when the bell rings. Grab a cold (or warm) drink and enjoy! This episode is packed with some great nuggets from a man who truly loves and gives back to the job!
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