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Friday, November 6, 2009

To Die For

Duty-related firefighter fatalities stand at an average of 100 per year in the United States. Since the beginning of this decade (more specifically since Sept. 11, 2001), a great deal of effort has gone in to minimize or eliminate these incidents. Most of these efforts have concentrated on increasing such things as the awareness of the dangers of firefighting through training and education, levels of protective equipment, accountability, firefighter health and wellness, and tactical considerations at emergency operations. Yet one contributing cause to some line-of-duty deaths may be getting overlooked. It involves the psychological properties that perpetuate a ...

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