Crew is inside making the push.

This is the Back Up Line Assisting the Interior Crew make the push on FOUR ROOMS OF FIRE.

Firefighters are inside pulling and Flowing while they open the roof. Do you think the above picture is showing an aggressive TACTIC?

Transitional Attack Taking Place in a Large City! It worked. Great call by the Battalion Chief...

Fire Out! They HIT it HARD with Engine mounted Deck Gun while opening up and making access for interior attack lines. Transitional : passage from one state, place, stage, or subject to another : CHANGE!!! Photo by: Pat Grace

Where should the Driver be when aerial is in operation? What type of gear should they be wearing? Should they have a harness on? Should they be packed out? What type of tools should they have available?

What does your nozzle flow? What should be the minimum flow for interior attack? What should be the minimum flow for a 2.5"?

The Interior Door

When should we choose ground ladders over aerial for roof operations?

Who is your mentor in life? How important are mentors? Do you mentor anyone?

When can we go Interior on Commercial? What are the considerations? Why should we go Interior/Offensive on some Commercial Fires? Should we always go deffensive if no one is inside?

The Day After!

When and Where can we use the Booster Line? Should our Engines still have them available for use? Does your FD still have the booster line on the rigs?