September 2003

Dr. David Prezant, FDNY deputy chief medical officer, examines ways in which World Trade Center exposure interacts with the ability to improve personal protective equipment and...

After 9/11, the FDNY Counseling Unit recruited senior members of the department to provide information and educate firefighters about post-traumatic stress disorder.The FDNY Counseling...

Steve Dudeney describes the completion of “the Circle,” a 60-year bond between British and U.S. firefighters.

Timothy R. Szymanski reports on the cooperation between investigators that led to the arrest of suspects in a major arson fire.

John R. Hawkins covers a basic concept that can help any incident commander better determine the priorities for attacking a wildfire.

Dr. Denis Onieal continues a series of articles on the need for professional status for the fire and emergency services through a common system of training and education.

Rod Hammer continues a series of articles on the impact and importance of the “firefighter fitness pentagon” in developing a fitness and wellness program.

In the two years since the 9/11 attacks, there has been a lot of turmoil and a small amount of progress in getting federal aid to local fire departments. Most of the effort has...

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