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September 2001 Issue
Features
MAJOR INCIDENTS
 
COVER
Cover Story | Wallpaper
4 Wildland Firefighters Killed in Washington State
Robert M. Winston reports on a wildland fire that suddenly “blew up,” costing four firefighters their lives.

Progress Report
Coverage of a five-alarm fire in a St. Louis church; plus the latest “Hot Spots on the Web.”
FIREGROUND OPERATIONS
  Tower Ladder Operations
John Salka Jr. presents a review of offensive and defensive uses of elevated master streams.
ARSON REPORT
  Arson In America
Jay K. Bradish examines the latest statistics concerning the country’s arson problem and steps that are being taken to combat this problem.
FIRE SAFETY EDUCATION
  “The Greek Fire Academy”
Dale Whitaker describes an innovative program in which firefighters and college students target fire safety in off-campus housing.

You Can Prevent A Child’s First Fire
Carolyn E. Kourofsky, Robert Crandall and Robert E. Cole, Ph.D. profile a program that helps firefighters target juvenile firesetters.
FIREFIGHTER HEALTH & SAFETY
  Close Calls
Firehouse® Magazine readers and contributing editors team up to tell survivors’ stories of their close calls on the fireground.
HUMAN INTEREST
  Fire Buffs: A Unique Citizen Corps
From canteens to cameras, Tom McDonald takes a look at how fire buffs provide valuable services to America’s Bravest.

Box 414’s Baltimore City Fire Museum
Joseph Louderback conducts a tour of a museum that focuses on the history and people of the Baltimore City Fire Department.
Columns
  Fire Politics
Recall Must Not Deter Fire Service Campaign For Sprinkler Laws
By Hal Bruno

  EMS
Crossing The Yellow Line: Part 2
By Gary Ludwig
More: Ludwig's Archives

  Safety & Survival
Fire And Explosions
By Vincent Dunn

  Emergency Vehicle Operations
Recommendations For Safe Operations Along Highways And Interstates
By Michael Wilbur

  Hazmat Studies
Preparing Dispatchers For Hazmat & Terrorist Emergencies
By Robert Burke

  University Of Extrication
Hybrid Vehicles – Part 3: Rescue Operations
By Ronald E. Moore
More: University Of Extrication Archives

  Command Post
Honesty Is The Only Policy
By Harry R. Carter, Ph.D.
More: Carters Archives
  First Responder Finance
Democratizing Your Money Management: Pyramid Or Pancake? Pancake Is Better!
By Dennis Smith
More: First Responder Finance Archives

Departments
  As Firehouse Sees It
Are We Our Worst Enemies?
By Harvey Eisner

Hot Off The Wire...

Hot Shots

Scuttlebutt

Fire Wire

Calendar
More: Events Calendar

Rekindles
By Paul Hashagen

Parting Shot

Advertiser Index
Dedication
  This month’s Firehouse® is dedicated to Firefighter Jim Heenan, 37, of the Verga, NJ, Fire and Rescue Company; Firefighter Gerald W. Fields, 63, of the Dallas Fire Department; Firefighter Nancy Roberts, 38, of the Willow Creek, CA, Volunteer Fire Department; and Captain of Fire Police Arthur C. Griffiths Sr., 65, of the Spangler Fire Department in Northern Cambria, PA, all of whom died in the line of duty, March 2001; and to Firefighter Willard Christoffer, 54 of the Western Springs, IL, Fire Department, who died in the line of duty, May 2001.
More: Firehouse.Com: In the Line of Duty
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