The class from Dan Shaw and Doug Mitchell provides detailed information on each step along with a strategic plan to train and hone the skills to execute them on the fireground.
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The Art of the Third-Due: Effective Risk Assessment, Tactical Considerations, and Operations to Advance the Initial Response
Course Description
Gallagher focuses this discussion on the seldom-considered third-due company, emphasizing its training on hoselines, structure types, and truck tools.
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