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Lessons learned from Rapid Response Research on wildland fires

http://www.lrc.fema.gov/starweb/lrcweb/servlet.starweb
Author: Lentile, Leigh B., Morgan, Penelope, Hardy, Colin C., Hudak, Andrew T., Means, Robert , Ottmar, Roge
Date Published: Winter 2007
Publisher: Fire Management Today
Keywords: Initiative 9, lessons-learned case studies, Initiative 3, wildland firefighting, wildland fire behavior, rapid response research

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Minimum apparatus staffing levels: what is the correct apparatus staffing for the Omaha Fire Departm

http://www.usfa.dhs.gov/pdf/efop/efo32183.pdf
Author: Rohlfing, Mark A.
Date Published: 2001
Publisher: National Fire Academy Executive Fire Officer Program
Keywords: Initiative 1, executive response management, Initiative 3, staffing, apparatus staffing, operational

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Minimum Standards on Structural Fire Fighting Protective Clothing and Equipment: A Guide for Fire Se

http://www.usfa.dhs.gov/downloads/pdf/publications/fa-137.pdf
Author: Not Listed
Date Published: 1993
Publisher: US Fire Administration
Keywords: Initiative 3, operational safety, protective clothing, structural firefighting

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Mining for answers

http://firechief.com/mag/firefighting_mining_answers/
Author: de Vries, Holger
Date Published: January 2002
Publisher: Fire Chief
Keywords: Initiative 3, tactics and tasks, operational safety, tunnel fires, AFFF, SCBA

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Minor Changes Cause Terrible Disaster

http://www.fireengineering.com/display_article/193658/25/none/none/Depar/%2522MINOR%2522-CHANGES-CAUSE-TERRIBLE-DISASTER
Author: Francis L. Brannigan
Date Published: October 2003
Publisher: Fire Engineering
Keywords: Initiative 15, fire/building codes, building construction, Initiative 2, historical documentation, operational safety, fire science, Brannigan

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Model Procedures for Responding to a Package with Suspicion of a Biological Threat

http://www.iafc.org/associations/4685/files/suspicious_packages.pdf
Author: Not Listed
Date Published: January 2004
Publisher: International Association of Fire Chiefs
Keywords: Initiative 3, terrorism response, biological agent, suspicious package, tactics and tasks, operational safety

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Municipal firefighter exposure groups, time spent at fires and use of self-contained-breathing-appar

http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/sites/entrez?db=pubmed&cmd=Retrieve&dopt=AbstractPlus&list_uids=11757045&query_hl=16&itool=pubmed_DocSum
Author: Austin CC, Dussault G, Ecobichon DJ.
Date Published: December 2001
Publisher: American Journal of Industrial Medicine
Keywords: Initiative 2, environmental risks, risk protection, risk reduction practices, SCBA, operational safe

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Narrow Escape

http://www.fireengineering.com/display_article/99074/25/none/none/Depar/NARROW-ESCAPE
Author: Francis L. Brannigan
Date Published: March 2001
Publisher: Fire Engineering
Keywords: Initiative 15, fire/building codes, building construction, Initiative 2, historical documentation, operational safety, fire science, Brannigan

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New Reinforced Drywall Lined with Lexan: Wall Breach Test

http://www.minnesotafireservice.com/pub-reinforceddrywall.pdf
Author: Not Listed
Date Published: January 2005
Publisher: San Bernardino County Fire Department
Keywords: Initiative 3, tactics and tasks, building construction, wall breach, Lexan, drywall, operational safety

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New York City Permitsit, and they are Tough

http://www.fireengineering.com/display_article/60920/25/none/none/Depar/%2522NEW-YORK-CITY-PERMITS-IT,-AND-THEY-ARE-TOUGH%2522
Author: Francis L. Brannigan
Date Published: March 1999
Publisher: Fire Engineering
Keywords: Initiative 15, fire/building codes, building construction, Initiative 2, historical documentation, operational safety, fire science, Brannigan

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No Routine Jobs

http://www.fireengineering.com/display_article/60688/25/none/none/Depar/NO-%2522ROUTINE%2522-JOBS-
Author: Francis L. Brannigan
Date Published: November 1998
Publisher: Fire Engineering
Keywords: Initiative 15, fire/building codes, building construction, Initiative 2, historical documentation, operational safety, fire science, Brannigan

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One career fire fighter dies and another is injured after partial structural collapse - Texas

http://www.cdc.gov/niosh/fire/pdfs/face200207.pdf
Author: Not Listed
Date Published: February 11, 2002
Publisher: NIOSH F2002-07
Keywords: Initiative 9, fatality/injury investigation, crush injury, Initiative 3, operational safety

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Party Walls and Fire Limits

http://www.fireengineering.com/display_article/209169/25/none/none/Depar/PARTY-WALLS-AND-FIRE-LIMITS:-UPDATE-
Author: Francis L. Brannigan
Date Published: June 2004
Publisher: Fire Engineering
Keywords: Initiative 15, fire/building codes, building construction, Initiative 2, historical documentation, operational safety, fire science, Brannigan

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Patterns of Firefighter Fireground Injuries

http://www.nfpa.org/assets/files//PDF/OS.PatternsSummary.pdf
Author: Michael J. Karter
Date Published: February 2007
Publisher: National Fire Protection Association
Keywords: Initiative 9, operational safety, fireground injuries

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Peer Review Report of Balls Canyon Near-Miss, June 27, 2006, Humboldt Toiyabe National Forest

http://www.wildfirelessons.net/documents/Balls_Canyon_Near_Miss_062706_Final_Report.pdf
Author: Not Listed
Date Published: 2006
Publisher: USDA Forest Service/California Department of Forestry and Fire Protection
Keywords: Initiative 9, near miss fire report, wildland fire, wildland firefighting hazards, Initiative 3, incident command, operational safety

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Performance Tests of Personal Escape Rope Systems

http://www.fireengineering.com/display_article/103161/25/ARCHI/none/Feat/PERFORMANCE-TESTS-OF-PERSONAL-ESCAPE-ROPE-SYSTEMS-
Author: Jacque Greiff
Date Published: May 2001
Publisher: Fire Engineering
Keywords: Initiative 8, tactical technology, operational safety, personal escape rope system

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Personnel accountability - an evaluation after implementation

http://www.usfa.dhs.gov/pdf/efop/efo16093.pdf
Author: Bullins, David L.
Date Published: 2001
Publisher: National Fire Academy Executive Fire Officer Program
Keywords: Initiative 3, personnel accountability system, operational safety, Initiative 2, risk reduction prac

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Physiological Responses of Men During the Continuous Use of a Portable Liquid Cooling Vest

http://etd.fcla.edu/SF/SFE0000444/MedinaThesisJuly2004.pdf
Author: Theresa J. Medina
Date Published: July 2004
Publisher: University of South Florida
Keywords: Initiative 8, protective technology, liquid cooling vest, heat stress, operational safety

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Planning for survival: identifying and transmitting hazard information to fire crews responding to r

http://www.usfa.dhs.gov/pdf/efop/efo36230.pdf
Author: Cardwell, Michael
Date Published: 2003
Publisher: National Fire Academy Executive Fire Officer Program
Keywords: Initiative 2, situational risks, structural firefighting, residential fires, Initiative 1, hazard identification system, preplanning, Initiative 3, operational safety, Initiative 9, safety management documentation

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Plastic Reinforced Gypsum Board May Create Problems

http://www.fireengineering.com/display_article/202671/25/none/none/Depar/PLASTIC-REINFORCED-GYPSUM-BOARD-MAY-CREATE-PROBLEMS-
Author: Francis L. Brannigan
Date Published: February 2004
Publisher: Fire Engineering
Keywords: Initiative 15, fire/building codes, building construction, Initiative 2, historical documentation, operational safety, fire science, Brannigan

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Post-Tensioned Concrete Building Fire Update

http://www.fireengineering.com/display_article/87121/25/none/none/Depar/POST-TENSIONED-CONCRETE-BUILDING-FIRE:-UPDATE
Author: Francis L. Brannigan
Date Published: November 2000
Publisher: Fire Engineering
Keywords: Initiative 15, fire/building codes, building construction, Initiative 2, historical documentation, operational safety, fire science, Brannigan

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Pre-fire planning: does it meet current needs for efficient and effective fire ground operations for

http://www.usfa.dhs.gov/pdf/efop/efo35796.pdf
Author: Timm, Kevin L.
Date Published: 2002
Publisher: National Fire Academy Executive Fire Officer Program
Keywords: Initiative 1, executive response management, preplanning, Initiative 3, operational safety

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Preliminary evaluation on the utilization of additional staff on medic companies in the Longview Fir

http://www.usfa.dhs.gov/pdf/efop/efo33250.pdf
Author: Marshall, Russell L.
Date Published: 2001
Publisher: National Fire Academy Executive Fire Officer Program
Keywords: Initiative 1, executive response management, EMS operations, medic company, staffing, operational sa

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Preplanning The Big Box Store

http://www.fireengineering.com/display_article/61349/25/none/none/Depar/UPDATE:-PREPLANNING-THE-BIG-BOX-STORE
Author: Francis L. Brannigan
Date Published: November 1999
Publisher: Fire Engineering
Keywords: Initiative 15, fire/building codes, building construction, Initiative 2, historical documentation, operational safety, fire science, Brannigan

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Protecting Emergency Responders, Volume 3, Safety Management in Disaster and Terrorism Response

http://rand.org/pubs/monographs/2004/RAND_MG170.pdf
Author: Jackson, Brian A; Baker, John C; Ridgeley, M. Susan; Bartis, James T; Linn, Herbert I.
Date Published: 2003*
Publisher: Rand Science and Technology Policy Institute
Keywords: Initiative 1, terrorism response, executive response management, Initiative 3, safety management, incident command, operational safety

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