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Authors Mar, p170; Tragedy at the Towers. Nov, Colletti, D. Priming Midship Fire Pumps: Amigliore, J. All-Terrain Rescue Vehicle. p104; “Whaddya Do...?” July, p120; Questions and Answers. (Engine Company (Rescue Company, The) Oct, p56. “Whaddya Do...?” Part 2. Aug, p156. Showcase) Mar, p111. Andersen, R.E. Halyard Options for the Brunacini, N. Importance of the Initial Collins, L.R. and M. Lonsdale. “Diver 24-Foot Extension Ladder. Oct, p107. On-Scene Report, The. July, p63. Missing.” June, p71. Anderson, R.R. Comprehensive Industrial Bruni, J. and R. Edwards. Can You Handle Compton, D. Community Involvement, Emergency Management. Nov, p71. the Line? (Engine Company Showcase) Leadership, and Influence: A “Systems” Angione, C.R. Last of a Dying Breed, The. Mar, p130. Approach. Aug, p111. (Fire Commentary) Jan, p20. Switching Buckman, J. M. Perils of Leadership, The: Cone, D.C. and S. Bogucki. Complex Extri- from Offensive to Defensive Operations. Making Chief Is the Easy Part. Aug, p77. cation Saves Worker. July, p37. Apr, p107. Volunteers Corner: Developing Officers. Cook, Jr., J.L. Role of the Company Offi- Angulo, R.A. How Do You Define Leader- July, p10; Learn to Anticipate the Unex- cer in Managing Diversity, The. July, p82. ship? (One-Minute Motivator) July, p101. pected. Feb, p10; Reducing Death and Cook, R. How to Become an Effective Avillo, A. Managing the Probationary Fire- Injury from Accidents. Aug, p10. Fire Officer. July, p 71. fighter. Sept, p39. Burns, D.R. and B. Tutko. Lone Star Steak- Corbett, G.P. So You Have to Inspect...A Bachman, E.G. Gasoline Tanker Fire house Fire, Downers Grove, Illinois. May, School. (Fire Prevention Bureau) Mar, p42. Threatens Townhouses. Sept, p59. Pipeline p63. Cromer, P.B. Evolution of the Mini- Rupture: A Case Study. Apr, p81. Residen- Burris, Jr., K.O. USFA Today: Federal Pumper, The. Oct, p138. tial Preincident Intelligence. Aug, p71. Grant Process, The. Feb, p174; Leadership. D’Amore, Jr., F. and R.E. Kanterman. Pub- Bales, J. When the Preconnect Doesn’t July, p107; National Emergency Training lic Education: Its Time Has Come, Again! Reach: Increase Hosebed Versatility. (What Center Capital Improvements. Apr, p130; (Fire Prevention Bureau) Nov, p89. We Learned) Mar, p24. New Educational Programs. May, p112; Daniels, I.D. Command Support: The Bernzweig, D., J. Cannell, and J. Reall. Saving Firefighters’ Lives. Aug, p136; Time Has Come. Aug, p105. High-Rise Fire Training: Operation Senior Fire Prevention Campaign. June, Darnell, C. Trench Awareness. May, p73. “H.O.T.T.” Aug, p47. p117; Terrorism Training at the National De Lisi, S.M. Overturned Tanker Threat- Blossom, D.R. Case Against Hose Sta- Fire Academy. Dec, p79; Turning Data into ens Underground Utilities. Mar, p86. tions, The. (Fire Prevention Bureau) Jan, Information. Jan, p136; USFA/NFA Cours- Dellarocco, M. Bombing Investigation: A p117. es: A Format to Fit Your Schedule. Oct, Basic Primer. Apr, p103. Bogucki, S. and D.C. Cone. Complex Extri- p167; USFA Reorganization, The. Mar, Deonarine, L. Industrial Terrorism: New cation Saves Worker. July, p37. p158. Concerns for Fire Departments. Nov, p53. Brannigan, F.L. Ol’ Professor, The: Build- Cajzer, J.D. Confined Space Incident. Dittmar, M.J. Hepatitis C and the Fire ing Marking System: Update. Jan, p121; (What We Learned) May, p97. Service: Part 2: Mounting an Offensive. Catastrophic Hidden Hazard, A. Sept, p84; Cannell, J., D. Bernzweig, and J. Reall. Jan, p55. Houston Tragedy, The. May, p104; July, High-Rise Fire Training: Operation Dolan, J. Overview of the 2000 Interna- p103; Laminated Beams and Arches. Nov, “H.O.T.T.” Aug, p47. tional Fire Code 7®. Aug, p117. p85; Narrow Escape. Mar, p152. Preplan- Carlin, J.T. When to Break Windows. Downey, R. Gas Explosion and Building ning Building Hazards: Feb, p156; Apr, (Training Notebook) Sept, p12. Collapse. (Rescue Points to Ponder) May, p123; June, p107; Aug, p134; Oct, p164; Carr, J. and L. Omans. Responding to p22. Dec, p78. Commercial Aircraft Haz-Mat Incidents. Fitzwilliam, J.F. Keep Members from Brennan, K. Delivering Local Training Nov, p47. “Voting with Their Feet.” (Volunteers Cor- Programs. Feb, p135. Cayse, M. Managing a Training Program ner) Jan, p10. Brennan, T. Random Thoughts: And from the Ground Up. Feb, p89. Fredericks, A.A. and J. Regan. Considera- When Do You...? Feb, p212; Can We … Chubb, M. Using EMS Calls to Stress Fire tions for the Effective Use of Deck Guns. Should We … Are You Moving on from Safety. Dec, p61. Mar, p77. This? Dec, p96; Fewer Fires, but More Ciampo, M.N. Tower Ladders. (Points to Gasaway, R.B. Interactive Newsletter Flashovers. May, p128; Few Simple Ponder) Apr, p24. Keeps Firefighters Informed. (Volunteers Lessons for All Time, A. Jan, p260; More Coleman, J.F. Searching Smarter, Part 1: Corner) June, p10. Simple Lessons for All Time. June, p128; The Basics. Feb, p99; Part 2. The Oriented Graham, D. Missing Protocol, The: Writ- “Mutt of the Year” Awards. Sept, p100; Search. Mar, p93; Part 3: Advanced Orient- ing a Legally Defensible Report. Aug, Portable Ladder Safety. Apr, p156; Search. ed Search. Apr, p113. p109.

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Greiff, J.S. Performance Tests of Personal Lewis, W.J. Developing and Implement- Olson, J. and A.D. Vickery. Intermodal Escape Rope Systems. May, p45. ing a Mentor Program. Feb, p61. Crane Topples Onto Pickup. Oct, p81. Grube, M.C. Training Notebook: Appara- Liebeck, F.P. Second Chance, A. June, Omans, L. and J. Carr. Responding to tus Access Problems. July, p12; Controlling p68. Commercial Aircraft Haz-Mat Incidents. Unignited Liquid Fuel Spills. Nov, p16; Lombardo, M. Search Tips. Jan, p77. Nov, p47. Quick Drills. Feb, p16. Lonsdale, M. and L.R. Collins. “Diver Onder, J. and R.E. Shaw. Enhanced Pro- Guglielmo, J. Pesticide and Mold: A Missing.” June, p71. tective Glass in Vehicle Extrication. Dec, Potent Combination. (What We Learned) Lopina, M.J. Proper Positioning of Appa- p81. Feb, p22. ratus. (Training Notebook) Oct, p34. Parrott, D.W. Emergency Communica- Gustin, B. Ensuring a Continuous Water Lowry, J. Fire Marshal, The: Lighting the tions: The Corpus Christi System. Nov, Supply. Oct, p87; Protecting Exposures. Fire. Jan, p118. p61. Sept, p47. Tips for Donning Masks, Hoods, Lubnau II, T.E. and R. Okray. Crew Peeples, L.C. Controlling the Door. Apr, and Helmets. June, p59. Resource Management for the Fire Service. p109. Stairwell Operations. May, p81. Haase, R. Quick-Attack Vehicles: Indus- Aug, p99. “You’ve Got the Roof”. Oct, p97. try Response Tool. Nov, p81. Lynch, P.A. Questioning a Juvenile? Pro- Perry, S. Health and Fitness Dos and Hall, S.A. Duty, Special Duty, and Com- ceed with Caution! (Fire Service Court) Don’ts. June, p69. mon Sense. (Fire Service Court) Mar, p160. Feb, p166. Safety Risks for the Fire Investi- Peters, W.C. Storage Solutions. (Appara- Hendrick, W. and A. Zaferes. Immersion gator. Feb, p170. tus Points to Ponder) Oct, p38. What Are Hypothermia and Winter Water Operations. Manning, B. Editor’s Opinion: “Almost” We Going to Call This Rig? Oct, p73. Dec, p43. Is Not Good Enough for Sprinklers. Sept, Peterson, D.F. Haz Mat: On the Line: Holbert, J.M. Four-Level Training Tower. p4; Candid Camera. May, p4; Downloading Class B Foam: The Neglected Tool. Oct, (Innovations: Homegrown) Feb, p162. the Truth About NFIRS, Part 1. Feb, p4; p161; Haz-Mat Megatrends. Feb, p158; Hollins, L.T. Mid-Air Collision: Manatee Downloading the Truth About NFIRS, Part Haz-Mat Response Team Evaluation and County, . June, p95. 2. Mar, p4; Keeping Us in the Game, Bare- the Three Cs. June, p42; New Approach to Horist, R. and F.F. Reeder, Jr. Training ly. Apr, p4; Killing Firefighters with “Busi- Haz-Mat Chemistry, A. Aug, p120; Officer 101. Sept, p65. ness as Usual.” Nov, p4; Law of Responding to Gasoline Releases. Apr, Huelsenbeck, A. and C.H. Shelley. Rapid L.O.D.D.I., The. July, p4; NFPA 1710: The p121. Intervention in the Marine Environment. New “Accountability” Standard. Aug, p4; Petruzzello, S.J., D.L. Smith, and T.S. Man- July, p89. “Separating” Tire Fact from Fiction. Jan, ning. Effects of Live Fire Training on Hutton, J. Nuclear Gamble. (Fire Com- p4; They Are Alive in You. Oct, p4; Recruits. Sept, p79. mentary) Mar, p156. Unspeakable Crime, The. June, p4. Our Pressler, B. Drills. (Volunteers Corner) Kanterman, R.E. From the NFAAA. Oct, Most Tragic Day: Initial Report. Oct, p11. Mar, p10. Fire Focus: Portable Ladders. p170. New Uses for Foam in Industry. Nov, Manning, T.S., D.L. Smith, and S.J. May, p26; Two-Minute Drills. Apr, p48. p55. Petruzzello. Effects of Live Fire Training on Five-Point Size-Up. Feb, p75. Kanterman, R.E. and F. D’Amore, Jr. Public Recruits. Sept, p79. Raber, N. Resolving Conflict. (Volun- Education: Its Time Has Come, Again! Mata, A.P. Low-Tech Teaching in a High- teers Corner) Sept, p10. (Fire Prevention Bureau) Nov, p89. Tech World. Sept, p53. Rakosnik, R.J. Fire Investigation: Men- Kertzie, P.F. Using a Chain Saw in McEvoy, M. EMS Response to Behavioral nonite Church. Jan, p113. Heater Fire in Peaked-Roof Ventilation. Apr, p91. Emergencies and Restraints. Dec, p69. College Dorm Room. (What We Learned) Kidd, W. Program to Prevent Under- Melfi, P.C. Fire Service Accountability. Aug, p126. ground Utility Damage, A. Mar, p88. Dec, p67. Reall, J., J. Cannell, and D. Bernzweig. Kiurski, T. Fire Prevention Bureau: Props Montagna, F.C. Just a Routine Water High-Rise Fire Training: Operation to Punctuate Your Fire Safety Education Leak? Nov, p69. What the Chief Wants to “H.O.T.T.” Aug, p47. Programs. Apr, p124; Spreading the Safety Know. Aug, p63. Reardon, J.A. Overcoming the Residential Message Year-Round. June, p115. Mulligan, T.P. Happy Land Fire: Have We Mindset. Nov, p57. Kortlang, C.J. Five Companies Trapped: Learned the Lessons? Aug, p89. Reardon, J.A. and J. Yuill. Detroit Bundle A Lesson in Accountability. Mar, p69. Murphy, J.J. Open Letter to American System, The. Mar, p89. Krebs, D.R. EMS Preplanning for Large Colleges and Universities: Promoting Fire Reeder, Jr., F.F. and R. Horist. Training Public Events. (Training Notebook) June, Safety on Campuses. Jan, p93. Officer 101. Sept, p65. p16. Murray, T. High-Pressure Pump Opera- Regan, J. and A.A. Fredericks. Considera- Kuhar, M. Setting Up a New Ladder tions. (Engine Company Showcase) Mar, tions for the Effective Use of Deck Guns. Company. (Volunteers Corner) Dec, p10. p120. Mar, p77. Laine, B. New Technology on a Door Murtagh, J. Carbon Monoxide: A Silent, Reynolds, J.P. Driver Entrapped in Trac- From the Past. (Technology Today) Oct, Dangerous Enemy. Feb, p56. tor-Trailer. (Volunteers Corner) Nov, p10. p165. Musicant, R.J. High-Rise Fire Curtain. Rhea, R. Trench Rescue: Managing the Lakamp, T.C. Cincinnati Fire Division (Technology Today) June, p109. Logistics Function. May, p93. Responds to Civil Disturbance. Dec, p39. O’Connell, J. Pneumatic Struts as a Raker Rhodes, J.D. Drills. (Volunteers Corner) Leihbacher, D. Back-to-Basics Pump Shore System. Sept, p73. Mar, p10. Marketing the Mission. Jan, p83. Operations. Mar, p102. Okray, R. and T.E. Lubnau II. Crew Riker, J.G. SCBA Training: The “No-Air Leonard, V.J. Value of a Campus Fire Resource Management for the Fire Service. Maneuver.” (Training Notebook) Jan, p16. Safety Specialist, The. Jan, p104. Aug, p99. Rixner, J. To Buy (or Not to Buy) a

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Quint. Apr, p71. Today) Apr, p132. Tower Ladders. M.N. Ciampo. (Points to Rothbauer, W. Should We Stay or Should Wallace, M. “Wildlife-Urban Interface”: Ponder) Apr, p24. We Go? (What We Learned) June, p26. Too Close for Comfort? May, p16. Using Master Streams from Straight- Rush, M. Laddering the Fireground. Dec, Webb, W.E. Below-Grade Rescue Kit. Stick Aerials. (Roundtable) Apr, p30. p53. (Innovations: Homegrown) May, p109. Water Supply: The Operating and Supply Sargent, C.N. From “Buddy” to “Boss”: Welser, C.F. Blending Visions. (Volun- Pumper Concept. M.A. Terpak. Oct, p117. Lessons for New Company Officers. July, teers Corner) Apr, p10. What Are We Going to Call This Rig? p51. Wilkins, J. New Pumper Design: Full- W.C. Peters. Oct, p73. Savia, S.A. Volunteers Corner: Improving Size and Compact. Oct, p129. Communication. May, p10; NFPA 1720: Wood, D. Dangers of Carbon Monoxide at Budget and Finance The Forgotten Standard. Oct, p26. the “Routine Fire,” The. Feb, p51. Alternative Sources of Fire Department Schnepp, R. Organophosphate Pesticide Wrenn, C. and M. Segars. Carbon Monox- Funding. R. Slaughter. Sept, p82. Exposures. (Fire Service EMS) Nov, p30. ide Detection for Engine Companies. (Tech- Bill Proposes Federal Grant Program for Segars, M. and C. Wrenn. Carbon Monox- nology Today) Sept, p87. Rural EMS Agencies. (News in Brief) May, ide Detection for Engine Companies. (Tech- Yuill, J. and J.A. Reardon. Detroit Bundle p38. nology Today) Sept, p87. System, The. Mar, p89. Colorado Voters Choose Services Over Shaw, R.E. and J. Onder. Enhanced Protec- Zaferes, A. and W. Hendrick. Immersion Tax Cut. (News in Brief) Jan, p44. tive Glass in Vehicle Extrication. Dec, p81. Hypothermia and Winter Water Operations. Congress Approves Funding for AEDs in Shelley, C.H. Ship Firefighting Training for Dec, p43. Rural Communities. (News in Brief) Dec, Personnel. Nov, p75. Zawlocki, R. Surviving Collapse. May, p30. Shelley, C.H. and A. Huelsenbeck. Rapid p87. Congress Passes USFA Reauthorization. Intervention in the Marine Environment. (News in Brief) Jan, p38. July, p89. Deadline Near for Applying for Fellow- Shouldis, W. Eastern American Transport SUBJECTS ship. (News in Brief) Jan, p43. and Warehouse Fire, Philadelphia. Feb, Department of Interior Agencies Ready p125. Apparatus/Maintenance to Release $10 Million to Rural Fire Slaughter, R. Alternative Sources of Fire All-Terrain Rescue Vehicle. J. Amigliore. Departments. (News in Brief) June, p52. Department Funding. Sept, p82. (The Rescue Company) Oct, p56. Downloading the Truth About NFIRS, Smith, D.L., T.S. Manning, and S.J. Apparatus Access Problems. M.C. Grube. Part 1. B. Manning. Feb, p4; Part 2. Mar, Petruzzello. Effects of Live Fire Training on (Training Notebook) July, p12. p4. Recruits. Sept, p79. Back-to-Basics Pump Operations. D. Lei- Federal Grant Process, The. K.O. Burris, Staley, M. Getting Better, Not Bitter. hbacher. Mar, p102. Jr. (USFA Today) Feb, p174. (One-Minute Motivator) Nov, p93. Detroit to Get Nine New Ambulances. FEMA Awards $7.3 Million in Grants to Sullivan, B. Lost Art of Salvage, The. (News in Brief) Jan, p44. Fire Departments. (News in Brief) Sept, (Training Notebook) April, p18. Evolution of the Mini-Pumper, The. P.B. p28. Sullivan, J. Safe Response to Highway Cromer. Oct, p138. FEMA FY2001 Grant Program Update. and Traffic Incidents. June, p91. Multiplexing. R. Walker. (Technology (News in Brief) May, p36. Terpak, M.A. False Peaks: Help or Hin- Today) Apr, p132. FEMA/USFA Firefighter Assistance drance to Firefighting Operations? June, New Pumper Design: Full-Size and Com- Grant Awards Approach $50 Million. p104. Water Supply: The Operating and pact. J. Wilkins. Oct, p129. (News in Brief) Oct, p62. Supply Pumper Concept. Oct, p117. New Technology on a Door from the FEMA/USFA Seek Fire Departments’ Terwilliger, M.S. LCES and Structure Fire Past. B. Laine. (Technology Today) Oct, Input on New Grant Program. (News in Control. (Training Notebook) Dec, p16. p165. Brief) Apr, p54. Thiel, A.K. and K.I. Thiel. Firefighting Con- Priming Midship Fire Pumps: Questions FEMS/USFA Completes Final Round of siderations in “Tech Hotels.” Oct, p123. and Answers. D. Colletti. (Engine Company Grants. (News in Brief) Nov, p38. Thiel, K.I. and A.K. Thiel. Firefighting Con- Showcase) FIRE Bill is Funded at $100 Million for siderations in “Tech Hotels.” Oct, p123. Mar, p111. FY 2001. (News in Brief) Feb, p27. Tracy, J. Campus Fires: Tactical Consid- Proper Positioning of Apparatus. M.J. Fire Departments Awarded FETN/ICHIEFS erations. Feb, p117. Do Your SOPs Mea- Lopina. (Training Notebook) Oct, p34. Grants. (News in Brief) Aug, p42. sure Up? (Training Notebook) Mar, p14. Pros and Cons of Quints, The. Apr, p72. Fire Grant Program Draws 19,000+ Troxell, D.M. Tricks of the Trade: Remov- Quick-Attack Vehicles: Industry Applications. (News in Brief) July, p22. ing HUD Window Covers. July, p76. Response Tool. R. Haase. Nov, p81. Fire Service Organizations Briefed on Tutko, B. and D.R. Burns. Lone Star Steak- Reducing Death and Injury from Acci- New Grant Program. (News in Brief) Mar, house Fire, Downers Grove, Illinois. May, dents. J. M. Buckman. (Volunteers Corner) p46. p63. Aug, p10. Fire Services Awarded Arson Grants. Vander Voort, B. Tricks of the Trade: “Separating” Tire Fact from Fiction. B. (News in Brief) Jan, p47. Another Use for the Halligan Bar. (Training Manning. (Editor’s Opinion) Jan, p4. Helping Our Own Organization Announces Notebook) Aug, p16. Storage Solutions. W.C. Peters. (Appara- New Program. (News in Brief) Mar, p54. Vickery, A.D. and J. Olson. Intermodal tus Points to Ponder) Oct, p38. House Members Support Increased Fund- Crane Topples Onto Pickup. Oct, p81. To Buy (or Not to Buy) a Quint. J. Rixn- ing for Fire Grants. (News in Brief) July, Walker, R. Multiplexing. (Technology er. Apr, p71. p22.

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IAFC Calls for Additional Federal Sup- Building Construction port After Major Terrorist Incident; Says ASHRAE Energy Standards To Be Part Disaster Management 75,000 Additional Firefighters Needed. of NFPA Codes. (News in Brief) Jan, p47. CDC and NIOSH Issue Interim Recom- (News in Brief) Nov, p38. Building Marking System: Update. F.L. mendations for Protective Clothing for Bio- Judge Awards Philadelphia Firefighters Brannigan. (The Ol’ Professor) Jan, p121. logic Agent Response. (News in Brief) Dec, Raises but Denies Hepatitis C Aid. (News California Rejects International Building p30. in Brief) Feb, p40. Code™. (News in Brief) Jan, p47. CDC Offers Bioterrorism Information for Keeping Us in the Game, Barely. B. Catastrophic Hidden Hazard, A. F. L. First Responders. (News in Brief) Dec, p30. Manning. (Editor’s Opinion) Apr, p4. Brannigan. (The Ol’ Professor) Sept, p84. Comprehensive Industrial Emergency Killing Firefighters with “Business as China Fire Protection Association to Management. R.R. Anderson. Nov, p71. Usual.” B. Manning. (Editor’s Opinion) Translate Codes. (News in Brief) Jan, p47. First-Responder Bomb Threat Card Nov, p4. False Peaks: Help or Hindrance to Fire- Available. (News in Brief) Apr, p58. Legislators React to Cut in FY2002 FIRE fighting Operations? M.A. Terpak. June, Gas Explosion and Building Collapse. R. Grant Funds. (News in Brief) May, p32. p104. Downey. (Rescue Points to Ponder) May, Massachusetts Announces Fire Safety Fewer Fires, but More Flashovers. T. p22. Grant Awards. (News in Brief) May, p38. Brennan. (Random Thoughts) May, p128. HHS Contracts for Bioterrorism Initia- National Emergency Training Center Houston Tragedy, The. F.L. Brannigan. tive. (News in Brief) Jan, p44. Capital Improvements. K. Burris, Jr. (USFA (The Ol’ Professor) May, p104. High-Rise Fire Training: Operation Today) Apr, p130. Laminated Beams and Arches. F.L. Bran- “H.O.T.T.” J. Cannell, J. Reall, and D. Nation’s Career Firefighters Donate $15 nigan. (The Ol’ Professor) Nov, p85. Bernzweig. Aug, p47. Million to MDA Telethon. (News in Brief) Legislation Would Require Truss Warn- Industrial Terrorism: New Concerns for Nov, p42. ing Signs on New Buildings in Fire Departments. L. Deonarine. Nov, p53. NFPA and Hewlett Packard Company State. (News in Brief) Oct, p68. Responding to Commercial Aircraft Haz- Join to Prevent Children’s Injuries. (News Lone Star Steakhouse Fire, Downers Mat Incidents. J. Carr and L. Omans. Nov, in Brief) July, p26. Grove, Illinois. B. Tutko and D.R. Burns. p47. Panel Recommends Hiring 500 Para- May, p63. Terrorism Training at the National Fire medics in Los Angeles. (News in Brief) Jan, Narrow Escape. F.L. Brannigan. (The Ol’ Academy. K.O. Burris, Jr. (USFA Today) p44. Professor) Mar, p152. Dec, p79. Panels Complete Fire Grant Application New Technology on a Door from the Terrorist Attacks Spur Evacuation Drill. Peer Reviews. (News in Brief) Aug, p38. Past. B. Laine. (Technology Today) Oct, (News in Brief) Dec, p28. Pennsylvania Volunteers’ Services Add p165. USFA Changes Executive Fire Officer Up to Billions of Dollars. (News in Brief) Ol’ Professor, The. F.L. Brannigan. July, Program Curriculum. (News in Brief) Dec, Aug, p42. p103. p28. Philadelphia Firefighters Receive Addi- Preplanning Building Hazards. F.L. USFA Posts First Responder Anthrax tional Health Benefits. (News in Brief) Apr, Brannigan. Feb, p156; Apr, p123; June, Resources On-Line. (News in Brief) Dec, p57. p107; Aug, p134; Oct, p164; Dec, p78. p31. President Bush Signs PSOB Increase Residential Preincident Intelligence. E.G. Legislation. (News in Brief) Dec, p28. Bachman. Aug, p71. Emergency Medical Services Pros and Cons of Quints, The. Apr, p72. Snow on the Roof a Collapse Hazard. Bill Proposes Federal Grant Program for Senate Appropriations Committee Allots (News in Brief) Mar, p54. Rural EMS Agencies. (News in Brief) May, $150 Million for FY2002 FEMA Grant Pro- Surviving Collapse. R. Zawlocki. May, p38. gram. (News in Brief) Sept, p28. p87. Complex Extrication Saves Worker. S. Senate Approves Defense Spending Bill Bogucki and D.C. Cone. July, p37. with Increases for Fire Service. (News in Communications Detroit to Get Nine New Ambulances. Brief) Dec, p31. Access Local Poison Control Center with (News in Brief) Jan, p44. Senate Passes Interior Spending Bill; Fire One National Phone Number. (News in EMS Preplanning for Large Public Programs Funded. (News in Brief) Oct, Brief) Aug, p42. Events. D.R. Krebs. (Training Notebook) p66. Digital Vs. Analog Radio Systems. June, p16. To Buy (or Not to Buy) a Quint. J. Rixn- (Roundtable) Nov, p20. EMS Response to Behavioral Emergen- er. Apr, p71. Emergency Communications: The Cor- cies and Restraints. M. McEvoy. Dec, p69. U.S. DOT Awards $250,000 Grant to pus Christi System. D.W. Parrott. Nov, p61. Firefighter Death Likely Caused by IAFF. (News in Brief) Nov, p42. FCC ULS System Problems Delaying Hepatitis C Virus. (News in Brief) Mar, VFIS Offers Grant-Writing Course. Processing of Radio Frequency Allocations. p50. (News in Brief) Feb, p43. (News in Brief) Apr, p58. Hepatitis C and the Fire Service: Part 2: Virginia’s Governor Allots $9.2 Million FDNY Fire Officials to Reprogram New Mounting an Offensive. M. J. Dittmar. Jan, for Fire Prevention and Response. (News in Digital Radios. (News in Brief) Oct, p63. p55. Brief) Apr, p56. Interactive Newsletter Keeps Firefighters IAFF Disseminates Hepatitis C Educa- Volunteer Fire Assistance Program FY Informed. R.B.Gasaway. (Volunteers Cor- tional Materials. (News in Brief) Jan, p40. 2001 Funding Increased. (News in Brief) ner) June, p10. Immersion Hypothermia and Winter Jan, p42. What the Chief Wants to Know. F.C. Water Operations. A.Zaferes and W. 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Missing Protocol, The: Writing a Legally Arsonist Gets Life for Setting Georgia Aug, p42. Defensible Report. D. Graham. Aug, p109. Church Fires. (News in Brief) Oct, p64. New Inspection Program Includes OIG Issues Advisory Opinion on EMS Bombing Investigation: A Basic Primer. Enforcement Power for Fire Department. Anti-Kickback Statute. (News in Brief) M. Dellarocco. Apr, p103. (News in Brief) Apr, p57. Aug, p42. Businessman Sentenced for Part in 1977 NFPA and Hewlett Packard Company Organophosphate Pesticide Exposures. R. Fire that Killed Two Firefighters. (News in Join to Prevent Children’s Injuries. (News Schnepp. (Fire Service EMS) Nov, p30. Brief) July, p26. in Brief) July, p26. Panel Recommends Hiring 500 Para- Fire at Plymouth (NH) State College NFPA: Arson in Structures Dropped in medics in Los Angeles. (News in Brief) Jan, Leaves Students Homeless. (News in Brief) 1999. (News in Brief) June, p51. p44. June, p54. NFPA Names Bizal Building Code™ Pennsylvania House Approves EMS Fire Investigation: Mennonite Church. R. Project Manager. (News in Brief) Mar, p52. Worker Protection. (News in Brief) Aug, Rakosnik. Jan, p113. Open Letter to American Colleges and p41. Fire Services Awarded Arson Grants. Universities: Promoting Fire Safety on Revised OSHA Bloodborne Pathogen (News in Brief) Jan, p47. Campuses. J.J. Murphy. Jan, p93. Standards Now in Effect. (News in Brief) Heater Fire in College Dorm Room. R.J. Overview of the 2000 International Fire July, p22. Rakosnik. (What We Learned) Aug, p126. Code 7®. J. Dolan. Aug, p117. Using EMS Calls to Stress Fire Safety. Man Imprisoned for Setting Fire that Props to Punctuate Your Fire Safety Edu- M. Chubb. Dec, p61. Severely Burned Firefighter. (News in cation Programs. T. Kiurski. (Fire Preven- Brief) Apr, p58. tion Bureau) Apr, p124. Extinguishing Agents NFPA: Arson in Structures Dropped in Public Education: Its Time Has Come, Class B Foam: The Neglected Tool. D.F. 1999. (News in Brief) June, p51. Again! R.E. Kanterman and F. D’Amore, Peterson. (Haz Mat: On the Line) Oct, Questioning a Juvenile? Proceed with Jr. (Fire Prevention Bureau) Nov, p89. p161. Caution! P.A. Lynch. (Fire Service Court) Residential Preincident Intelligence. E.G. Firefighters Participate in CAF Training Feb, p166. Bachman. Aug, p71. Demonstration. (News in Brief) Oct, p62. Safety Risks for the Fire Investigator. Senior Fire Prevention Campaign. K.O. New Uses for Foam in Industry. R.E. P.A. Lynch. Feb, p170. Burris, Jr. (USFA Today) June, p117. Kanterman. Nov, p55. Seton Hall Fire Ruled Arson. (News in So You Have to Inspect...A School. G.P. Brief) Aug, p40. Corbett. (Fire Prevention Bureau) Mar, p42. Fire/Incident Reports Unspeakable Crime, The. B. Manning. Spreading the Safety Message Year- Cincinnati Fire Division Responds to (Editor’s Opinion) June, p4. Round. T. Kiurski. (Fire Prevention Civil Disturbance. T.C. Lakamp. Dec, p39. Virginia State Fire Marshal Seeks Infor- Bureau) June, p115. Complex Extrication Saves Worker. S. mation on Sprinkler Failures. (News in Sprinklers Put Out Fire at Rowan Univer- Bogucki and D.C. Cone. July, p37. Brief) Aug, p41. sity. (News in Brief) Apr, p56. “Diver Missing.” L.R. Collins and M. Terrorist Attacks Spur Evacuation Drill. Lonsdale. June, p71. Fire Prevention (News in Brief) Dec, p28. Driver Entrapped in Tractor-Trailer. J.P. America Burning Recommissioned Unspeakable Crime, The. B. Manning. Reynolds. (Volunteers Corner) Nov, p10. Report Issued. (News in Brief) Feb, p27. (Editor’s Opinion) June, p4. Eastern American Transport and Ware- ASSE Survey Highlights Fire Safety Value of a Campus Fire Safety Special- house Fire, Philadelphia. W. Shouldis. Feb, Hazards in Dormitory. (News in Brief) Nov, ist, The. V.J. Leonard. Jan, p104. p125. p40. Web Site Offers Guidance in College Five Companies Trapped: A Lesson in Campus Fire Safety Right to Know Act Fire Safety. (News in Brief) Oct, p68. Accountability. C.J. Kortlang. Mar, p69. Introduced in Senate. (News in Brief) July, WPI Calls for Fire Safety Reforms. Gasoline Tanker Fire Threatens Town- p24. (News in Brief) Mar, p52. houses. E.G. Bachman. Sept, p59. Case Against Hose Stations, The. D.R. Intermodal Crane Topples Onto Pickup. Blossom. (Fire Prevention Bureau) Jan, Fire Protection J. Olson and A.D. Vickery. Oct, p81. p117. “Almost” Is Not Good Enough for Sprin- Lone Star Steakhouse Fire, Downers Chicago Passes /Restaurant klers. B. Manning. (Editor’s Opinion) Sept, Grove, Illinois. B. Tutko and D.R. Burns. Sprinkler Ordinance. (News in Brief) Mar, p4. May, p63. p56. America Burning Recommissioned Mid-Air Collision: Manatee County, Community Involvement, Leadership, Report Issued. (News in Brief) Feb, p27. Florida. L.T. Hollins. June, p95. and Influence: A “Systems” Approach. D. ASHRAE Energy Standards To Be Part Our Most Tragic Day: Initial Report. B. Compton. Aug, p111. of NFPA Codes. (News in Brief) Jan, p47. Manning. Oct, p11. “Cover the Bases & Strike Out Fire” is ASSE Survey Highlights Fire Safety Overturned Tanker Threatens Under- Fire Prevention Week Theme. (News in Hazards in Dormitory. (News in Brief) ground Utilities. S.M. De Lisi. Mar, p86. Brief) July, p24. Nov, p40. Pipeline Rupture: A Case Study. E.G. CPSC to Begin Rulemaking on Mattress California Rejects International Building Bachman. Apr, p81. Fire Safety. (News in Brief) Dec, p32. Code ™. (News in Brief) Jan, p47. World Trade Center and Pentagon Ter- Fire Marshal, The: Lighting the Fire. J. Campus Fire Safety Right to Know Act rorist Attacks. (News in Brief) Nov, p36. Lowry. Jan, p118. Introduced in Senate. (News in Brief) July, Leaky Fuel Tanks Prompt Recall of Gar- p24. Fire Investigation den Backpack Blowers. 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Blossom. (Fire Prevention Bureau) Jan, UEF Conference Focuses on Perfor- Terwilliger. (Training Notebook) Dec, p16. p117. mance-Based Fire Regulations. (News in Lost Art of Salvage, The. B. Sullivan. Chicago Passes Nightclub/Restaurant Brief) June, p52. (Training Notebook) April, p18. Sprinkler Ordinance. (News in Brief) Mar, UL Prohibits O-Rings in Sprinklers After More Simple Lessons for All Time. T. p56. Jan. 2003; Adds Sprinkler Tests to UL 199. Brennan. (Random Thoughts) June, p128. China Fire Protection Association to (News in Brief) Sept, p26. “Mutt of the Year” Awards. T. Brennan. Translate Codes. (News in Brief) Jan, p47. Using EMS Calls to Stress Fire Safety. (Random Thoughts) Sept, p100. CPSC to Begin Rulemaking on Mattress M. Chubb. Dec, p61. Ol’ Professor, The. F.L. Brannigan. July, Fire Safety. (News in Brief) Dec, p32. Value of a Campus Fire Safety Specialist, p103. Fire at Plymouth (NH) State College The. V.J. Leonard. Jan, p104. Overcoming the Residential Mindset. Leaves Students Homeless. (News in Brief) Virginia’s Governor Allots $9.2 Million J.A. Reardon. Nov, p57. June, p54. for Fire Prevention and Response. (News in Placing Ground Ladders. (Roundtable) Firefighting Considerations in “Tech Brief) Apr, p56. July, p16. Hotels.” A.K. Thiel and K.I. Thiel. Oct, Virginia State Fire Marshal Seeks Infor- Portable Ladders. B. Pressler. (Fire p123. mation on Sprinkler Failures. (News in Focus) May, p26. Fire Marshal, The: Lighting the Fire. J. Brief) Aug, p41. Portable Ladder Safety. T. Brennan. Lowry. Jan, p118. Web Site Offers Guidance in College (Random Thoughts) Apr, p156. Happy Land Fire: Have We Learned the Fire Safety. (News in Brief) Oct, p68. Preplanning Building Hazards. F.L. Lessons? T.P. Mulligan. Aug, p89. WPI Calls for Fire Safety Reforms. Brannigan. June, p107; Dec, p78. High-Pressure Pump Operations. T. Mur- (News in Brief) Mar, p52. Protecting Exposures. B. Gustin. Sept, ray. (Engine Company Showcase) Mar, p47. p120. Firefighting Basics Quick Drills. M.C. Grube. (Training New Inspection Program Includes And When Do You...? T. Brennan. (Ran- Notebook) Feb, p16. Enforcement Power for Fire Department. dom Thoughts) Feb, p212. Rapid Intervention in the Marine Envi- (News in Brief) Apr, p57. Campus Fires: Tactical Considerations. J. ronment. C.H. Shelley and A. Huelsenbeck. Firefighters Take Over Tracy. Feb, p117. July, p89. Building Inspections. (News in Brief) May, Catastrophic Hidden Hazard, A. F. L. Rekindles. (Roundtable) Aug, p20. p36. Brannigan. (The Ol’ Professor) Sept, p84. Search. T. Brennan. (Random Thoughts) New Uses for Foam in Industry. R.E. Considerations for the Effective Use of Mar, p170. Kanterman. Nov, p55. Deck Guns. J. Regan and A.A. Fredericks. Searching Smarter, Part 1: The Basics. NFPA and Western Fire Chiefs Release Mar, p77. J.F. Coleman. Feb, p99; Part 2. The Orient- Draft of Uniform Fire Code. (News in Controlling the Door. L.C. Peeples. Apr, ed Search. Mar, p93; Part 3: Advanced Ori- Brief) May, p40. p109. ented Search. Apr, p113. NFPA Names Bizal Building Code™ Dangers of Carbon Monoxide at the Search Tips. M. Lombardo. Jan, p77. Project Manager. (News in Brief) Mar, p52. “Routine Fire,” The. D. Wood. Feb, p51. Setting Up a New Ladder Company. M. NFPA’s Asia Pacific Operation Moves to Detroit Bundle System, The. J.A. Rear- Kuhar. (Volunteers Corner) Dec, p10. Hong Kong. (News in Brief) July, p26. don and J.Yuill. Mar, p89. Ship Firefighting Training for Personnel. NFPA’s Miller to Retire. (News in Brief) Do Your SOPs Measure Up? J. Tracy. C.H. Shelley. Nov, p75. May, p40. (Training Notebook) Mar, p14. Stairwell Operations. L.C.Peeples. May, NFPA Standards Council Issues 2002 Enhanced Protective Glass in Vehicle p81. Edition of NEC.® (News in Brief) Oct, p68. Extrication. R.E. Shaw and J. Onder. Dec, Switching from Offensive to Defensive Open Letter to American Colleges and p81. Operations. C.R. Angione. Apr, p107. Universities: Promoting Fire Safety on Ensuring a Continuous Water Supply. B. Tips for Donning Masks, Hoods, and Campuses. J.J. Murphy. Jan, p93. Gustin. Oct, p87. Helmets. B.Gustin. June, p59. Overview of the 2000 International Fire Few Simple Lessons for All Time, A. T. Tragedy at the Towers. T. Brennan. Code 7®. J. Dolan. Aug, p117. Brennan. (Random Thoughts) Jan, p260. (Random Thoughts) Nov, p104. Pascrell Introduces Campus Fire Safety Firefighting Considerations in “Tech Tricks of the Trade: Another Use for the Bill. (News in Brief) Apr, p56. Hotels.” A.K. Thiel and K.I. Thiel. Oct, Halligan Bar. B.Vander Voort. (Training Public Education: Its Time Has Come, p123. Notebook) Aug, p16. Again! R.E. Kanterman and F. D’Amore, Five-Point Size-Up. B. Pressler. Feb, Tricks of the Trade: Removing HUD Jr. (Fire Prevention Bureau) Nov, p89. p75. Window Covers. D.M. Troxell. July, p76. Should We Stay or Should We Go? W. High-Rise Fire Training: Operation Two-Minute Drills. B. Pressler. (Fire Rothbauer. (What We Learned) June, p26. “H.O.T.T.” J. Cannell, J. Reall, and D. Focus) Apr, p48. Small Dorm Fire Attributed to Playing Bernzweig. Aug, p47. Using a Chain Saw in Peaked-Roof Ven- with Matches. (News in Brief) May, p40. Just a Routine Water Leak? F.C. Mon- tilation. P.F. Kertzie. Apr, p91. So You Have to Inspect...A School. G.P. tagna. Nov, p69. “Whaddya Do...?” T. Brennan. (Random Corbett. (Fire Prevention Bureau) Mar, p42. Laddering the Fireground. M. Rush. Dec, Thoughts) July, p120; Part 2. Aug, p156. Sprinklers Put Out Fire at Rowan Univer- p53. When the Preconnect Doesn’t Reach: sity. (News in Brief) Apr, p56. Laminated Beams and Arches. F.L. Bran- Increase Hosebed Versatility. J. Bales. Terrorist Attacks Spur Evacuation Drill. nigan. (The Ol’ Professor) Nov, p85. (What We Learned) Mar, p24. (News in Brief) Dec, p28. LCES and Structure Fire Control. M.S. When to Break the Windows. J.T. Carlin.

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(Training Notebook) Sept, p12. Program to Prevent Underground Utility p24. “Wildlife-Urban Interface”: Too Close Damage, A. W. Kidd. Mar, p88. Candid Camera. B. Manning. (Editor’s for Comfort? M.Wallace. (Training Note- Propane Emergencies Program Promotes Opinion) May, p4. book) May, p16. Community Safety. (News in Brief) Jan, CFSI Issues Summary of Fire Service “You’ve Got the Roof”. L.C. Peeples. p40. Legislation Before Congress. (News in Oct, p97. Responding to Commercial Aircraft Haz- Brief) Sept, p30. Mat Incidents. J. Carr and L. Omans. Nov, CFSI Names 11 Legislators of the Year. Hazardous Materials p47. (News in Brief) June, p54. Carbon Monoxide: A Silent, Dangerous Responding to Gasoline Releases. D.F. Chicago Passes Nightclub/Restaurant Enemy. J. Murtagh. Feb, p56. Peterson. (Haz Mat: On the Line) Apr, Sprinkler Ordinance. (News in Brief) Mar, Class B Foam: The Neglected Tool. D.F. p121. p56. Peterson. (Haz Mat: On the Line) Oct, U.S. DOT Awards $250,000 Grant to China Fire Protection Association to p161. IAFF. (News in Brief) Nov, p42. Translate Codes. (News in Brief) Jan, p47. Company to Stop Selling Chemicals Colorado Voters Choose Services Over Used for Illegal Fireworks. (News in Brief) Incident Command/Fireground Management Tax Cut. (News in Brief) Jan, p44. July, p26. Command Support: The Time Has Come. Congress Approves Funding for AEDs in Controlling Unignited Liquid Fuel Spills. I.D. Daniels. Aug, p105. Rural Communities. (News in Brief) Dec, M.C. Grube. (Training Notebook) Nov, Fire Service Accountability. P.C. Melfi. p30. p16. Dec, p67. Congress Passes USFA Reauthorization. Dangers of Carbon Monoxide at the How to Become an Effective Fire Offi- (News in Brief) Jan, p38. “Routine Fire,” The. D. Wood. Feb, p51. cer. R. Cook. July, p 71. CPSC to Begin Rulemaking on Mattress DOT Proposes Stronger Hazardous Mate- Importance of the Initial On-Scene Fire Safety. (News in Brief) Dec, p32. rials Legislation. (News in Brief) Dec, p31. Report, The. N. Brunacini. July, p63. DOT Proposes Stronger Hazardous Eastern American Transport and Ware- Rules of Engagement. (Roundtable) June, Materials Legislation. (News in Brief) Dec, house Fire, Philadelphia. W. Shouldis. Feb, p30. p31. p125. Trench Rescue: Managing the Logistics Downloading the Truth About NFIRS, Gas Explosion and Building Collapse. R. Function. R. Rhea. May, p93. Part 1. B. Manning. Feb, p4; Part 2. Mar, Downey. (Rescue Points to Ponder) May, What the Chief Wants to Know. F.C. p4. p22. Montagna. Aug, p63. Duty, Special Duty, and Common Sense. Gasoline Tanker Fire Threatens Town- S.A. Hall. (Fire Service Court) Mar, p160. houses. E.G. Bachman. Sept, p59. Laws and Legislation/Codes and Standards Eversole Receives Mason Lankford Haz-Mat Megatrends. D.F. Peterson. “Almost” Is Not Good Enough for Sprin- Award. (News in Brief) June, p51. (Haz Mat: On the Line) Feb, p158. klers. B. Manning. (Editor’s Opinion) Sept, Federal Firefighters Presumptive Legisla- Haz-Mat Response Team Evaluation and p4. tion Introduced in House. (News in Brief) the Three Cs. D.F. Peterson. (Haz Mat: On ASHRAE Energy Standards To Be Part Sept, p30. the Line.) June, p42. of NFPA Codes. (News in Brief) Jan, p47. FEMA Awards $7.3 Million in Grants to Industrial Terrorism: New Concerns for Bill Allows Time Off for Training. Fire Departments. (News in Brief) Sept, Fire Departments. L. Deonarine. Nov, p53. (News in Brief) Jan, p42. p28. Jackson Confirmed as DOT Deputy Sec- Bill Extends Tax Breaks for Families of FEMA FY2001 Grant Program Update. retary. (News in Brief) July, p22. Fallen Public Safety Officers. (News in (News in Brief) May, p36. Mid-Air Collision: Manatee County, Brief) Aug, p42. FEMA/USFA Firefighter Assistance Florida. L.T. Hollins. June, p95. Bill Proposes a Minimum of Four Fire- Grant Awards Approach $50 Million. New Approach to Haz-Mat Chemistry, fighters for Houston Fire Department (News in Brief) Oct, p62. A. D.F. Peterson. (Haz Mat: On the Line) Trucks. (News in Brief) Apr, p58. FEMA/USFA Seek Fire Departments’ Aug, p120. Bill Proposes Benefit Increases for Public Input on New Grant Program. (News in NPGA Offers Resource for Propane Safety Officers. (News in Brief) Aug, p40. Brief) Apr, p54. Emergencies. (News in Brief) Feb, p43. Bill Proposes Federal Grant Program for FEMS/USFA Completes Final Round of Nuclear Gamble. J. Hutton. (Fire Com- Rural EMS Agencies. (News in Brief) May, Grants. (News in Brief) Nov, p38. mentary) Mar, p156. p38. FIRE Bill is Funded at $100 Million for Organophosphate Pesticide Exposures. R. Bill Would Create Retirement Accounts FY 2001. (News in Brief) Feb, p27. Schnepp. (Fire Service EMS) Nov, p30. for Connecticut Volunteer Firefighters. Fire Grant Program Draws 19,000+ Overturned Tanker Threatens Under- (News in Brief) Aug, p42. Applications. (News in Brief) July, p22. ground Utilities. S.M. De Lisi. Mar, p86. Bill Would Create Retirement Accounts Fire Service Organizations Briefed on Pennsylvania Governor Signs Hazardous- for Volunteer Firefighters. (News in Brief) New Grant Program. (News in Brief) Mar, Materials Legislation. (News in Brief) Mar, Oct, p68. p46. p48. Brunacini Recipient of Paul C. Lamb House Bill Raises Retirement Age for Pesticide and Mold: A Potent Combina- Award. (News in Brief) June, p51. Federal Firefighters. (News in Brief) Apr, tion. J. Guglielmo. (What We Learned) Feb, California Rejects International Building p58. p22. Code ™. (News in Brief) Jan, p47. House Members Support Increased Fund- Pipeline Rupture: A Case Study. E.G. Campus Fire Safety Right to Know Act ing for Fire Grants. (News in Brief) July, Bachman. Apr, p81. Introduced in Senate. (News in Brief) July, p22.

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IAFC Calls for Additional Federal Sup- Overview of the 2000 International Fire Developing Officers. J.M. Buckman. port After Major Terrorist Incident; Says Code 7®. J. Dolan. Aug, p117. (Volunteers Corner) July, p10. 75,000 Additional Firefighters Needed. Panels Complete Fire Grant Application FE’s New Publisher Seeks “...to Better (News in Brief) Nov, p38. Peer Reviews. (News in Brief) Aug, p38. Serve the Fire Service.” (News in Brief) ICHIEFS Supports NFPA 1710. (News in Pascrell Introduces Campus Fire Safety Aug, p38. Brief) Feb, p26. Bill. (News in Brief) Apr, p56. From “Buddy” to “Boss”: Lessons for Judge Awards Philadelphia Firefighters Pennsylvania Governor Signs Hazardous- New Company Officers. C.N. Sargent. July, Raises But Denies Hepatitis C Aid. (News Materials Legislation. (News in Brief) Mar, p51. in Brief) Feb, p40. p48. Getting Better, Not Bitter. M. Staley. Judge Dismisses Firefighters’ Lawsuit Pennsylvania House Approves EMS (One-Minute Motivator) Nov, p93. Against City of Orlando (FL). (News in Worker Protection. (News in Brief) Aug, Hansen Nominated for Top USFA Posi- Brief) Dec, p28. Keeping Us in the Game, p41. tion. (News in Brief) June, p50. Barely. B. Manning. (Editor’s Opinion) President Signs Bill Honoring Firefight- How Do You Define Leadership? R.A. Apr, p4. ers Lost in the Line of Duty. (News in Angulo. (One-Minute Motivator) July, Killing Firefighters with “Business as Brief) Dec, p30. p101. Usual.” B. Manning. (Editor’s Opinion) Proposed 1710, Part 3. (Roundtable) Jan, How to Become an Effective Fire Offi- Nov, p4. p26. cer. R.Cook. July, p 71. Legislation Would Guarantee Grants for Questioning a Juvenile? Proceed with Improving Communication. S.A. Savia. PA Volunteer Fire and Ambulance Compa- Caution! P.A. Lynch. (Fire Service Court) (Volunteers Corner) May, p10. nies. (News in Brief) May, p40. Feb, p166. Jackson Confirmed as DOT Deputy Sec- Legislation Would Guarantee Grants for Retirement Age for Federal Workers is retary. (News in Brief) July, p22. Pennsylvania Volunteer Fire and Ambu- Now 57. (News in Brief) Oct, p66. Jon A. Hansen Declines Nomination for lance Companies. (News in Brief) June, Revised OSHA Bloodborne Pathogen USFA Administrator. (News in Brief) Aug, p51. Standards Now in Effect. (News in Brief) p40. Legislation Would Limit Liability of July, p22. Keep Members from “Voting with Their Donors to Volunteer Fire Departments. Senate Appropriations Committee Allots Feet.” J.F. Fitzwilliam. (Volunteers Corner) (News in Brief) Aug, p41. $150 Million for FY2002 FEMA Grant Pro- Jan, p10. Legislation Would Require Truss Warn- gram. (News in Brief) Sept, p28. Leadership. K.O. Burris, Jr. (USFA ing Signs on New Buildings in New York Senate Passes Interior Spending Bill; Fire Today) July, p107. State. (News in Brief) Oct, p68. Programs Funded. (News in Brief) Oct, Managing a Training Program from the Legislators React to Cut in FY2002 FIRE p66. Ground Up. M. Cayse. Feb, p89. Grant Funds. (News in Brief) May, p32. UL Prohibits O-Rings in Sprinklers After Managing the Probationary Firefighter. Man Imprisoned for Setting Fire that Jan. 2003; Adds Sprinkler Tests to UL 199. A. Avillo. Sept, p39. Severely Burned Firefighter. (News in (News in Brief) Sept, p26. Marketing the Mission. J.D. Rhodes. Jan, Brief) Apr, p58. Virginia’s Governor Allots $9.2 Million p83. Missing Protocol, The: Writing a Legally for Fire Prevention and Response. (News in Perils of Leadership, The: Making Chief Defensible Report. D. Graham. Aug, p109. Brief) Apr, p56. is the Easy Part. J.M. Buckman. Aug, p77. NFPA and Western Fire Chiefs Release Volunteer Fire Assistance Program FY President Nominates Paulison to Head Draft of Uniform Fire Code. (News in 2001 Funding Increased. (News in Brief) the USFA. (News in Brief) Nov, p40. Brief) May, p40. Jan, p42. Resolving Conflict. N. Raber. (Volun- NFPA Names Bizal Building Code™ Widows of Fort Worth (TX) Firefighters teers Corner) Sept, p10. Project Manager. (News in Brief) Mar, p52. Take Benefit Fight to Legislature. (News in Role of the Company Officer in Manag- NFPA 1710 Appeals to be Reviewed. Brief) Mar, p56. ing Diversity, The. J.L. Cook, Jr. July, p82. (News in Brief) Aug, p40. Volunteer Chief Buckman New IAFC NFPA 1710: The New “Accountability” Leadership/Management Head; Addresses Fire Service in Time of Standard. B. Manning. (Editor’s Opinion) Allbaugh Chosen to Head FEMA. (News Crisis. (News in Brief) Nov, p36. Aug, p4. in Brief) Mar, p48. What the Chief Wants to Know. F.C. NFPA 1720: The Forgotten Standard. ASSE Member Henshaw Nominated for Montagna. Aug, p63. S.A. Savia. (Volunteers Corner) Oct, p26. OSHA Assistant Secretary. (News in Brief) NFPA Standards Council Issues 2002 Aug, p41. Miscellaneous Edition of NEC.® (News in Brief) Oct, p68. Blending Visions. C.F.Welser. (Volun- Boiler Fire Damages Erie Community NFPA Standards Council Votes to Issue teers Corner) Apr, p10. College. (News in Brief) May, p40. NFPA 1710 and 1720. (News in Brief) Burris Named New FEMA Region IV Can We … Should We … Are You Mov- Sept, p28. Director. (News in Brief) Dec, p30. ing on from This? T. Brennan. (Random NVFC Offers Perspective on NFPA 1710 Comprehensive Industrial Emergency Thoughts) Dec, p96. and 1720. (News in Brief) Feb, p27. Management. R.R. Anderson. Nov, p71. DOT Revises Web Site. (News in Brief) OIG Issues Advisory Opinion on EMS Crew Resource Management for the Fire Nov, p42. Anti-Kickback Statute. (News in Brief) Service. T.E. Lubnau II and R. Okray. Aug, Family Members of World Trade Center Aug, p42. p99. Victims Attend Memorial Service. (News in “One Standard Should Replace OSHA Developing and Implementing a Mentor Brief) Dec, p28. Safety Regs.” (News in Brief) June, p54. Program. W.J. Lewis. Feb, p61. Fire Poles Being Eased Out in Atlantic

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City. (News in Brief) Mar, p54. Open Letter to American Colleges and July, p89. Flaherty New DOT Chief of Staff. (News Universities: Promoting Fire Safety on Trench Awareness. C. Darnell. May, p73. in Brief) Apr, p56. Campuses. J.J. Murphy. Jan, p93. Trench Rescue: Managing the Logistics ICHIEFS Opposed to Using “Firefighter President Bush Signs PSOB Increase Function. R. Rhea. May, p93. Likeness” for Law Enforcement. (News in Legislation. (News in Brief) Dec, p28. Brief) Aug, p40. President Signs Bill Honoring Firefight- Safety and Health Last of a Dying Breed, The. C.R. ers Lost in the Line of Duty. (News in Access Local Poison Control Center with Angione. (Fire Commentary) Jan, p20. Brief) Dec, p30. One National Phone Number. (News in Milford (CT) Fire Department Achieves Props to Punctuate Your Fire Safety Edu- Brief) Aug, p42. ISO Class 1 Rating. (News in Brief) Apr, cation Programs. T. Kiurski. (Fire Preven- ASSE Member Henshaw Nominated for p57. tion Bureau) Apr, p124. OSHA Assistant Secretary. (News in Brief) Name Change for ISEA. (News in Brief) Public Education: Its Time Has Come, Aug, p41. Jan, p47. Again! R.E. Kanterman and F. D’Amore, Bill Extends Tax Breaks for Families of National Fire and Emergency Services Jr. (Fire Prevention Bureau) Nov, p89. Fallen Public Safety Officers. (News in Dinner April 25. (News in Brief) Apr, p54. Senior Fire Prevention Campaign. K.O. Brief) Aug, p42. NFPA’s Miller to Retire. (News in Brief) Burris, Jr. (USFA Today) June, p117. Candid Camera. B. Manning. (Editor’s May, p40. Spreading the Safety Message Year- Opinion) May, p4. Senator Sarbanes New Chair of Congres- Round. T. Kiurski. (Fire Prevention Bureau) Carbon Monoxide: A Silent, Dangerous sional Fire Services Caucus. (News in June, p115. Enemy. J. Murtagh. Feb, p56. Brief) Apr, p54. Unspeakable Crime, The. B. Manning. Carbon Monoxide Detection for Engine They Are Alive in You. B. Manning. (Editor’s Opinion) June, p4. Companies. C. Wrenn and M. Segars. (Editor’s Opinion) Oct, p4. Using EMS Calls to Stress Fire Safety. (Technology Today) Sept, p87. Three Suffer Smoke Inhalation in Wash- M. Chubb. Dec, p61. CDC and NIOSH Issue Interim Recom- ington, D.C., Fire. (News in Brief) July, p24. Value of a Campus Fire Safety Specialist, mendations for Protective Clothing for Bio- Tornado Kills Daughters of MFRI The. V.J. Leonard. Jan, p104. logic Agent Response. (News in Brief) Dec, Deputy Director. (News in Brief) Nov, p38. Web Site Offers Guidance in College p30. Turning Data into Information. K.O. Bur- Fire Safety. (News in Brief) Oct, p68. CDC Offers Bioterrorism Information for ris, Jr. (USFA Today) Jan, p136. First Responders. (News in Brief) Dec, p30. USFA to Establish National Fire Depart- Rescue Cincinnati Fire Division Responds to ment Database. (News in Brief) Dec, p31. All-Terrain Rescue Vehicle. J. Civil Disturbance. T.C. Lakamp. Dec, p39. Amigliore. (The Rescue Company) Oct, CVVFA Releases White Paper on First- Public Education/Relations p56. Responder Highway Safety. (News in Access Local Poison Control Center with August 31 Deadline for Swiftwater Res- Brief) Feb, p43. One National Phone Number. (News in cue Nominations. (News in Brief) Aug, Dangers of Carbon Monoxide at the Brief) Aug, p42. p40. “Routine Fire,” The. D. Wood. Feb, p51. ASSE Survey Highlights Fire Safety Below-Grade Rescue Kit. W.E.Webb. DOT: SCUBA Tanks and Other Com- Hazards in Dormitory. (News in Brief) Nov, (Innovations: Homegrown) May, p109. pressed Gas Cylinders Improperly Tested. p40. Complex Extrication Saves Worker. S. (News in Brief) Nov, p36. Community Involvement, Leadership, Bogucki and D.C. Cone. July, p37. Effects of Live Fire Training on Recruits. and Influence: A “Systems” Approach. D. Confined Space Incident. J.D. Cajzer. D.L. Smith, T.S. Manning, and S.J. Compton. Aug, p111. (What We Learned) May, p97. Petruzzello. Sept, p79. “Cover the Bases & Strike Out Fire” is “Diver Missing.” L.R. Collins and M. Elkhart (IN) Firefighters Felled by Mari- Fire Prevention Week Theme. (News in Lonsdale. June, p71. juana-Laced Brownies. (News in Brief) Brief) July, p24. DOT: SCUBA Tanks and Other Com- Mar, p54. EMS Preplanning for Large Public pressed Gas Cylinders Improperly Tested. EMS Response to Behavioral Emergen- Events. D.R. Krebs. (Training Notebook) (News in Brief) Nov, p36. cies and Restraints. M. McEvoy. Dec, p69. June, p16. Driver Entrapped in Tractor-Trailer. J.P. Energized Yellow Striping on Roads Can Fallen Firefighters Memorial Weekend Reynolds. (Volunteers Corner) Nov, p10. Present Electrical Hazard for Emergency October 6-7. (News in Brief) Aug, p40. Five Denver Firefighters Hurt During Responders. (News in Brief) Oct, p63. Family Members of World Trade Center Mock Rescue. (News in Brief) Mar, p52. FDNY Firefighters to Participate in Victims Attend Memorial Service. (News in Gas Explosion and Building Collapse. R. Study on Sarcoidosis. (News in Brief) Dec, Brief) Dec, p28. Downey. (Rescue Points to Ponder) May, p30. Leaky Fuel Tanks Prompt Recall of Gar- p22. Federal Firefighters Presumptive Legisla- den Backpack Blowers. (News in Brief) Intermodal Crane Topples Onto Pickup. tion Introduced in House. (News in Brief) Aug, p42. J. Olson and A.D. Vickery. Oct, p81. Sept, p30. Nation’s Career Firefighters Donate $15 Performance Tests of Personal Escape Firefighter Death Likely Caused by Million to MDA Telethon. (News in Brief) Rope Systems. J.S. Greiff. May, p45. Hepatitis C Virus. (News in Brief) Mar, Nov, p42. Pneumatic Struts as a Raker Shore Sys- p50. NFPA and Hewlett Packard Company tem. J. O’Connell. Sept, 73. Firefighter Involvement in Law Enforce- Join to Prevent Children’s Injuries. (News Rapid Intervention in the Marine Envi- ment Activities. (Roundtable) Dec, p18. in Brief) July, p26. ronment. C.H. Shelley and A. Huelsenbeck. 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Dec, p67. President Bush Signs PSOB Increase Civil Disturbance. T.C. Lakamp. Dec, p39. Five Companies Trapped: A Lesson in Legislation. (News in Brief) Dec, p28. Considerations for the Effective Use of Accountability. C.J. Kortlang. Mar, p69. President Signs Bill Honoring Firefight- Deck Guns. J. Regan and A.A. Fredericks. Five Denver Firefighters Hurt During ers Lost in the Line of Duty. (News in Mar, p77. Mock Rescue. (News in Brief) Mar, p52. Brief) Dec, p30. Controlling the Door. L.C. Peeples. Apr, Health and Fitness Dos and Don’ts. S. Reducing Death and Injury from Acci- p109. Perry. June, p69. dents. J. M. Buckman. (Volunteers Corner) Controlling Unignited Liquid Fuel Spills. Hepatitis C and the Fire Service: Part 2: Aug, p10. M.C. Grube. (Training Notebook) Nov, Mounting an Offensive. M. J. Dittmar. Jan, Revised OSHA Bloodborne Pathogen p16. p55. Standards Now in Effect. (News in Brief) Do Your SOPs Measure Up? J. Tracy. IAFF Disseminates Hepatitis C Educa- July, p22. (Training Notebook) Mar, p14. tional Materials. (News in Brief) Jan, p40. SCBA Training: The “No-Air Maneu- Enhanced Protective Glass in Vehicle Immersion Hypothermia and Winter ver.” J.G. Riker. (Training Notebook) Jan, Extrication. R.E. Shaw and J. Onder. Dec, Water Operations. A.Zaferes and W. Hen- p16. p81. drick. Dec, p43. Safe Response to Highway and Traffic Ensuring a Continuous Water Supply. B. Judge Awards Philadelphia Firefighters Incidents. J. Sullivan. June, p91. Gustin. Oct, p87. Raises but Denies Hepatitis C Aid. (News Safety Risks for the Fire Investigator. False Peaks: Help or Hindrance to Fire- in Brief) Feb, p40. P.A. Lynch. Feb, p170. fighting Operations? M.A. Terpak. June, Judge Dismisses Firefighters’ Lawsuit Saving Firefighters’ Lives. K.O. Burris, p104. Against City of Orlando (FL). (News in Jr. (USFA Today) Aug, p136. Fewer Fires, but More Flashovers. T. Brief) Dec, p28. Second Chance, A. F.P. Liebeck. June, Brennan. (Random Thoughts) May, p128. Lack of Exercise Puts Firefighters at p68. Few Simple Lessons for All Time, A. T. Risk, Says Texas A&M Study. (News in “Separating” Tire Fact from Fiction. B. Brennan. (Random Thoughts) Jan, p260. Brief) July, p24. Manning. (Editor’s Opinion) Jan, p4. Firefighter Involvement in Law Enforce- Ladder Bail Out. (Roundtable) Mar, p30. Study Finds Majority of Firefighter Sub- ment Activities. (Roundtable) Dec, p18. Law of L.O.D.D. I., The. B. Manning. jects Overweight. (News in Brief) Oct, p64. Firefighting Considerations in “Tech (Editor’s Opinion) July, p4. Surviving Collapse. R. Zawlocki. May, Hotels.” A.K. Thiel and K.I. Thiel. Oct, LCES and Structure Fire Control. M.S. p87. p123. Terwilliger. (Training Notebook) Dec, p16. Total Fire Group™ Voluntarily Recalls Five-Point Size-Up. B. Pressler. Feb, Legislation Would Require Truss Warn- Ranger and Servus Leather Footwear. p75. ing Signs on New Buildings in New York (News in Brief) Jan, p38. Gasoline Tanker Fire Threatens Town- State. (News in Brief) Oct, p68. Trelleborg Viking, Inc. Recalls Drysuit houses. E.G. Bachman. Sept, p59. Massachusetts Announces Fire Safety Rotating Intake Valves. (News in Brief) Halyard Options for the 24-Foot Exten- Grant Awards. (News in Brief) May, p38. Sept, p28. sion Ladder. R.E. Andersen. Oct, p107. Narrow Escape. F.L. Brannigan. (The Ol’ Trelleborg Viking, Inc. Recalls Intake High-Pressure Pump Operations. T. Mur- Professor) Mar, p152. Valves for Drysuits. (News in Brief) Aug, ray. (Engine Company Showcase) Mar, NFPA Offers Internet Training on Blood- p40. p120. borne Pathogen Safety. (News in Brief) Oct, UL Warning: Fire Extinguishers Do Not Immersion Hypothermia and Winter p68. Comply With UL Standards. (News in Water Operations. A.Zaferes and W. Hen- NFPA 1710: The New “Accountability” Brief) Sept, p30. drick. Dec, p43. Standard. B. Manning. (Editor’s Opinion) USFA Posts First Responder Anthrax Ladder Bail Out. (Roundtable) Mar, p30. Aug, p4. Resources On-Line. (News in Brief) Dec, Laddering the Fireground. M. Rush. Dec, Nuclear Gamble. J. Hutton. (Fire Com- p31. p53. mentary) Mar, p156. White Paper Aimed at Reducing Respon- LCES and Structure Fire Control. M.S. Orlando (FL) City Officials Initiate Inde- der Roadway Injuries and Deaths. (News in Terwilliger. (Training Notebook) Dec, p16. pendent Investigation of Firefighters’ Brief) Jan, p40. More Simple Lessons for All Time. T. Health Records. (News in Brief) Oct, p62. Widows of Fort Worth (TX) Firefighters Brennan. (Random Thoughts) June, p128. Pennsylvania House Approves EMS Take Benefit Fight to Legislature. (News in “Mutt of the Year” Awards. T. Brennan. Worker Protection. (News in Brief) Aug, Brief) Mar, p56. (Random Thoughts) Sept, p100. p41. Ol’ Professor, The. F.L. Brannigan. July, Performance Tests of Personal Escape Strategy and Tactics p103. Rope Systems. J.S. Greiff. May, p45. And When Do You...? T. Brennan. (Ran- Overcoming the Residential Mindset. Personality and Gender Factors in Fire- dom Thoughts) Feb, p212. J.A. Reardon. Nov, p57. fighter Injuries, Study Says. (News in Brief) Apparatus Access Problems. M.C. Grube. Placing Ground Ladders. (Roundtable) Oct, p64. (Training Notebook) July, p12. July, p16. Pesticide and Mold: A Potent Combina- Campus Fires: Tactical Considerations. J. Portable Ladders. B. Pressler. (Fire tion. J. Guglielmo. (What We Learned) Feb, Tracy. Feb, p117. Focus) May, p26. p22. Can You Handle the Line? J. Bruni and Protecting Exposures. B. Gustin. Sept, Philadelphia Firefighters Receive Addi- R. Edwards. (Engine Company Showcase) p47. tional Health Benefits. (News in Brief) Apr, Mar, p130. Rapid Intervention in the Marine Envi- p57. Cincinnati Fire Division Responds to ronment. C.H. Shelley and A. Huelsenbeck.

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July, p89. Detroit Bundle System, The. J.Yuill and Proper Positioning of Apparatus. M.J. Rekindles. (Roundtable) Aug, p20. J.A. Reardon. Mar, p89. Lopina. (Training Notebook) Oct, p34. Search. T. Brennan. (Random Thoughts) Digital Vs. Analog Radio Systems. Pros and Cons of Quints, The. Apr, p72. Mar, p170. (Roundtable) Nov, p20. Quick-Attack Vehicles: Industry Searching Smarter, Part 1: The Basics. DOT: SCUBA Tanks and Other Com- Response Tool. R. Haase. Nov, p81. J.F. Coleman. Feb, p99; Part 2. The Orient- pressed Gas Cylinders Improperly Tested. SCBA Training: The “No-Air Maneu- ed Search. Mar, p93; Part 3: Advanced Ori- (News in Brief) Nov, p36. ver.” J.G. Riker. (Training Notebook) Jan, ented Search. Apr, p113. Enhanced Protective Glass in Vehicle p16. Search Tips. M. Lombardo. Jan, p77. Extrication. R.E. Shaw and J. Onder. Dec, Setting Up a New Ladder Company. M. Setting Up a New Ladder Company. M. p81. Kuhar. (Volunteers Corner) Dec, p10. Kuhar. (Volunteers Corner) Dec, p10. Ensuring a Continuous Water Supply. B. Storage Solutions. W.C. Peters. (Appara- Stairwell Operations. L.C.Peeples. May, Gustin. Oct, p87. tus Points to Ponder) Oct, p38. p81. Evolution of the Mini-Pumper, The. P.B. Tips for Donning Masks, Hoods, and Switching from Offensive to Defensive Cromer. Oct, p138. Helmets. B. Gustin. June, p59. Operations. C. Angione. Apr, p107. FDNY Fire Officials to Reprogram New To Buy (or Not to Buy) a Quint. J. Rixn- Tower Ladders. M.N. Ciampo. (Points to Digital Radios. (News in Brief) Oct, p63. er. Apr, p71. Ponder) Apr, p24. Four-Level Training Tower. J.M. Hol- Total Fire Group™ Voluntarily Recalls Tragedy at the Towers. T. Brennan. bert. (Innovations: Homegrown) Feb, p162. Ranger and Servus Leather Footwear. (Random Thoughts) Nov, p104. Halyard Options for the 24-Foot Exten- (News in Brief) Jan, p38. Tricks of the Trade: Another Use for the sion Ladder. R.E. Andersen. Oct, p107. Tower Ladders. M.N. Ciampo. (Points to Halligan Bar. B.Vander Voort. (Training High-Pressure Pump Operations. T. Mur- Ponder) Apr, p24. Notebook) Aug, p16. ray. (Engine Company Showcase) Mar, Trelleborg Viking, Inc. Recalls Drysuit Tricks of the Trade: Removing HUD p120. Rotating Intake Valves. (News in Brief) Window Covers. D.M. Troxell. July, p76. High-Rise Fire Curtain. R.J. Musicant. Sept, p28. Two-Minute Drills. B. Pressler. (Fire (Technology Today) June, p109. Trelleborg Viking, Inc. Recalls Intake Focus) Apr, p48. Laddering the Fireground. M. Rush. Dec, Valves for Drysuits. (News in Brief) Aug, Using a Chain Saw in Peaked-Roof Ven- p53. p40. tilation. P.F. Kertzie. Apr, p91. Legislation Would Limit Liability of Tricks of the Trade: Another Use for the “Whaddya Do...?” T. Brennan. (Random Donors to Volunteer Fire Departments. Halligan Bar. B.Vander Voort. (Training Thoughts) July, p120; Part 2. Aug, p156. (News in Brief) Aug, p41. Notebook) Aug, p16. When the Preconnect Doesn’t Reach: Lost Art of Salvage, The. B. Sullivan. UL Warning: Fire Extinguishers Do Not Increase Hosebed Versatility. J. Bales. (Training Notebook) April, p18. Comply With UL Standards. (News in (What We Learned) Mar, p24. Massachusetts Announces Fire Safety Brief) Sept, p30. When to Break the Windows. J.T. Carlin. Grant Awards. (News in Brief) May, p38. Using a Chain Saw in Peaked-Roof Ven- (Training Notebook) Sept, p12. “Multiplexing. R. Walker. (Technology tilation. P.F. Kertzie. Apr, p91. “Wildlife-Urban Interface”: Too Close Today) Apr, p132. Using Master Streams from Straight- for Comfort? M.Wallace. (Training Note- New Jersey Expands Thermal Imaging Stick Aerials. (Roundtable) Apr, p30. book) May, p16. Camera Program. (News in Brief) June, Water Supply: The Operating and Supply “You’ve Got the Roof”. L.C. Peeples. p52. Pumper Concept. M.A. Terpak. Oct, p117. Oct, p97. New Pumper Design: Full-Size and Com- When the Preconnect Doesn’t Reach: pact. J. Wilkins. Oct, p129. Increase Hosebed Versatility. J. Bales. Tools and Equipment New York City Fire Commissioner Says (What We Learned) Mar, p24. Back-to-Basics Pump Operations. D. Leih- Radios Not Sufficiently Tested. (News in bacher. Mar, p102. Brief) June, p50. Training Below-Grade Rescue Kit. W.E.Webb. Pennsylvania Fire Departments to And When Do You...? T. Brennan. (Ran- (Innovations: Homegrown) May, p109. Receive Incident Reporting Software. dom Thoughts) Feb, p212. Candid Camera. B. Manning. (Editor’s (News in Brief) Oct, p66. Apparatus Access Problems. M.C. Opinion) May, p4. Performance Tests of Personal Escape Grube. (Training Notebook) July, p12. Can You Handle the Line? J. Bruni and Rope Systems. J.S. Greiff. May, p45. Back-to-Basics Pump Operations. D. Lei- R. Edwards. (Engine Company Showcase) Placing Ground Ladders. (Roundtable) hbacher. Mar, p102. Mar, p130. July, p16. Bill Allows Time Off for Training. Carbon Monoxide Detection for Engine Pneumatic Struts as a Raker Shore Sys- (News in Brief) Jan, p42. Companies. C. Wrenn and M. Segars. tem. J. O’Connell. Sept, 73. Building Marking System: Update. F.L. (Technology Today) Sept, p87. Portable Ladders. B. Pressler. (Fire Brannigan. (The Ol’ Professor) Jan, p121. CDC and NIOSH Issue Interim Recom- Focus) May, p26. Campus Fires: Tactical Considerations. J. mendations for Protective Clothing for Bio- Portable Ladder Safety. T. Brennan. Tracy. Feb, p117. logic Agent Response. (News in Brief) Dec, (Random Thoughts) Apr, p156. Can You Handle the Line? J. Bruni and p30. Priming Midship Fire Pumps: Questions R. Edwards. (Engine Company Showcase) Considerations for the Effective Use of and Answers. D. Colletti. (Engine Company Mar, p130. Deck Guns. J. Regan and A.A. Fredericks. Showcase) Catastrophic Hidden Hazard, A. F. L. Mar, p77. Mar, p111. Brannigan. (The Ol’ Professor) Sept, p84.

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CDC Offers Bioterrorism Information for Industrial Terrorism: New Concerns for Mar, p170. First Responders. (News in Brief) Dec, p30. Fire Departments. L. Deonarine. Nov, p53. Searching Smarter, Part 1: The Basics. Continuing Education for Firefighters. Just a Routine Water Leak? F.C. Mon- J.F. Coleman. Feb, p99; Part 2. The Orient- (Roundtable) Oct, p44. tagna. Nov, p69. ed Search. Mar, p93; Part 3: Advanced Ori- Controlling the Door. L.C. Peeples. Apr, Ladder Bail Out. (Roundtable) Mar, p30. ented Search. Apr, p113. p109. Laminated Beams and Arches. F.L. Bran- Search Tips. M. Lombardo. Jan, p77. Crew Resource Management for the Fire nigan. (The Ol’ Professor) Nov, p85. Ship Firefighting Training for Personnel. Service. T.E. Lubnau II and R. Okray. Aug, Law of L.O.D.D. I., The. B. Manning. C.H. Shelley. Nov, p75. p99. (Editor’s Opinion) July, p4. Stairwell Operations. L.C. Peeples. May, Delivering Local Training Programs. K. Learn to Anticipate the Unexpected. J. p81. Brennan. Feb, p135. Buckman. (Volunteers Corner) Feb, p10. Surviving Collapse. R. Zawlocki. May, Detroit Bundle System, The. J.A. Rear- Lost Art of Salvage, The. B. Sullivan. p87. don and J.Yuill. Mar, p89. (Training Notebook) April, p18. Switching from Offensive to Defensive Developing and Implementing a Mentor Low-Tech Teaching in a High-Tech Operations. C. Angione. Apr, p107. Program. W.J. Lewis. Feb, p61. World. A.P. Mata. Sept, p53. Terrorism Training at the National Fire Do Your SOPs Measure Up? J. Tracy. Managing a Training Program from the Academy. K.O. Burris, Jr. (USFA Today) (Training Notebook) Mar, p14. Ground Up. M. Cayse. Feb, p89. Dec, p79. Drills. B. Pressler. (Volunteers Corner) Managing the Probationary Firefighter. Tips for Donning Masks, Hoods, and Mar, p10. A. Avillo. Sept, p39. Helmets. B.Gustin. June, p59. Effects of Live Fire Training on Recruits. More Simple Lessons for All Time. T. Tragedy at the Towers. T. Brennan. D.L. Smith, T.S. Manning, and S.J. Brennan. (Random Thoughts) June, p128. (Random Thoughts) Nov, p104. Petruzzello. Sept, p79. “Mutt of the Year” Awards. T. Brennan. Training Officer 101. R. Horist and F.F. Emergency Education NETwork (Random Thoughts) Sept, p100. Reeder, Jr. Sept, p65. (EENET) Offers Free Programs. (News in Narrow Escape. F.L. Brannigan. (The Ol’ Tricks of the Trade: Removing HUD Brief) Mar, p54. Professor) Mar, p152. Window Covers. D.M. Troxell. July, p76. False Peaks: Help or Hindrance to Fire- National Emergency Training Center Two-Minute Drills. B. Pressler. (Fire fighting Operations? M.A. Terpak. June, Capital Improvements. K.O. Burris, Jr. Focus) Apr, p48. p104. (USFA Today) Apr, p130. USFA Changes Executive Fire Officer FEMA/USFA Announces NFA Execu- NDPO Web Site Provides Access to Program Curriculum. (News in Brief) Dec, tive Fire Officer Program Changes. (News States’ Emergency Management Agencies. p28. in Brief) Mar, p48. (News in Brief) Mar, p50. USFA Establishes Protection Clearing- Fewer Fires, but More Flashovers. T. New Educational Programs. K.O. Burris, house for Cyber Infrastructure. (News in Brennan. (Random Thoughts) May, p128. Jr. (USFA Today) May, p112. Brief) Mar, p48. Few Simple Lessons for All Time, A. T. NPGA Offers Resource for Propane USFA/NFA Courses: A Format to Fit Brennan. (Random Thoughts) Jan, p260. Emergencies. (News in Brief) Feb, p43. Your Schedule. K.O. Burris, Jr. (USFA Fire Departments Awarded FETN/ICHIEFS Ol’ Professor, The. July, p103. Today) Oct, p167. Grants. (News in Brief) Aug, p42. Overcoming the Residential Mindset. USFA/NFA Volunteer Incentive Pro- Fire Service Accountability. P.C. Melfi. J.A. Reardon. Nov, p57. gram Application Process Revisited. (News Dec, p67. Portable Ladder Safety. T. Brennan. in Brief) May, p38. First-Responder Bomb Threat Card (Random Thoughts) Apr, p156. USFA Reorganization, The. K.O. Burris, Available. (News in Brief) Apr, p58. Preplanning Building Hazards. F.L. Jr. (USFA Today) Mar, p158. Five Companies Trapped: A Lesson in Brannigan. Feb, p156; Apr, p123; June, Using Master Streams from Straight- Accountability. C.J. Kortlang. Mar, p69. p107; Aug, p134; Oct, p164; Dec, p78. Stick Aerials. (Roundtable) Apr, p30. Five Denver Firefighters Hurt During Propane Emergencies Program Promotes “Whaddya Do...?” T. Brennan. (Random Mock Rescue. (News in Brief) Mar, p52. Community Safety. (News in Brief) Jan, Thoughts) July, p120; Part 2. Aug, p156. Five-Point Size-Up. B. Pressler. Feb, p40. “Wildlife-Urban Interface”: Too Close p75. Quick Drills. M.C. Grube. (Training for Comfort? M.Wallace. (Training Note- Four-Level Training Tower. J.M. Hol- Notebook) Feb, p16. book) May, p16. bert. (Innovations: Homegrown) Feb, p162. Recruit Training. (Roundtable) Sept, p18. From the NFAAA. R. Kanterman. Oct, Reducing Death and Injury from Acci- p170. dents. J. M. Buckman. (Volunteers Corner) Happy Land Fire: Have We Learned the Aug, p10. Lessons? T.P. Mulligan. Aug, p89. Responding to Commercial Aircraft Haz- Haz-Mat Response Team Evaluation and Mat Incidents. J. Carr and L. Omans. Nov, the Three Cs. D.F. Peterson. (Haz Mat: On p47. the Line.) June, p42. SCBA Training: The “No-Air Maneu- High-Rise Fire Training: Operation ver.” J.G. Riker. (Training Notebook) Jan, “H.O.T.T.” J. Cannell, J. Reall, and D. p16. Bernzweig. Aug, p47. Safe Response to Highway and Traffic Houston Tragedy, The. F.L. Brannigan. Incidents. J. Sullivan. June, p91. (The Ol’ Professor) May, p104. Search. T. Brennan. (Random Thoughts)

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