Today is Chief Todd Edwards last watch on-duty as the Captain of Engine 20 in the City of Atlanta where he proudly served the last 30 Years. Congratulations Brother on a Great Career! We look forward to seeing and working with you more frequently as you might have retired from Atlanta Fire Department, but we know that you have not retired from the Fire Service.

December 4-6, 2018 on Pensacola Beach

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The Stretch
Curt Isakson, Battalion Chief, Escambia County, FL, Fire Rescue
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This program will cover five hoseloads that all firefighters should understand and know how to stretch with limited staffing. Attendees will spend the day stretching, flowing and backing it up. The instructors will examine where our water goes in an effort to extinguish the fire in the shortest period of time. All students will rotate through six stations during the day to enhance their abilities on stretching and flowing for their next fire. Stations include: hoseloads and deployments; understanding the big three (target flow, friction loss and nozzle reaction); flowing while advancing; placing the second line; engine emergencies; engine search (first line to the rescue.
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A few requested the links to the podcast.

https://fittofightfire.com/2018/04/18/episode-027-curt-isakson/

https://countyfiretactics.com/2018/04/16/gallons-per-second-at-pdx-2018/

http://www.brothersinbattlellc.com/refined-by-fire-podcast/episode-7-curt-isakson