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    The Firehouse.com Props & Simulators product category is a collection of information, product listings and resources for researching various fire service and firefighter training props and simulators, including fixed and mobile fireground training, EVOC trainers, forcible entry props, aircraft and vehicle fires, mannequins options.
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    Artificial Intelligence

    Enhancing EOCs with AI: A New Frontier in Emergency Management

    Joseph Light
    Jan. 3, 2025
    Joseph Light reports on how data analysis, resource allocation, communications and training all benefit by including artificial intelligence algorithms.
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    Props & Simulators

    2D Dummies Launches Rescue Manikins Designed for UAS Training

    Feb. 9, 2023
    The two-dimensional rescue manikins offer a more practical, cost-effective, and convenient way to train Unmanned Aerial Systems rescue teams.
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    Props & Simulators

    Houston Firefighters Practice Forcible Entry with New Props

    Firehouse.com News
    Sept. 7, 2022
    Gaining quick entry to a structure quickly is essential for a positive outcome.
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    Brian Brown Draft Commander Sales Director
    Safety & Health

    Weis Fire & Safety Equipment Names Draft Commander National Sales Director

    Weis Fire & Safety Equipment Company, Inc.
    Aug. 22, 2022
    Brian Brown brings more than 30 years of fire industry experience to directing Draft Commander sales efforts.
    Taylor’d Systems LLC
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    Props & Simulators

    Taylor’d Announces Revolutionary Firefighter Training Device

    Taylor’d Containers
    June 29, 2022
    The Taylor’d Prop is a patent-pending device that offers multiple training functions and provides fire stations with a compact and mobile training device on site.
    Machiko Arita/U.S. Air Force
    The 374th Civil Engineer Squadron Fire Department responds to a simulated aircraft incident during a major accident response exercise at Yokota Air Base in Japan.
    Operations & Training

    Firefighters Practice Skills at Japanese Air Base

    May 17, 2022
    Firefighters from four U.S. military installations and one Japanese fire department took part in training at the Yokota Air Base.