HTR Training on C Shift Southside

Monday, August 06, 2007

HTR Training on C Shift Southside

Firefighters on C Shift Southside put on some HTR training. Click the image for more.
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6 comments:

Anonymous said...: Hmm, that doesent look like any HRT Training that the other 2 shifts have done?; 5:00 PM
Anonymous said...: Maybe because C shift is leading the way and you guys are following.; 5:18 PM
Anonymous said...: Ya, There actually performing a training exercise we may use on the streets.; 7:16 PM
Anonymous said...: Good to see people training, but I thought C-shift already knew everything?; 8:37 PM
Anonymous said...: Yes sir chief, ok chief, report here lt. etc.
Why does everyone talk about C shift?, Chief Nasty

I love my little derby.; 10:32 PM
Anonymous said...: How come #2 is always behind the pied pipper. Look closely at the pictures and see him in the shadow that the pipper makes. I dont ever see him at other training sessions..maybe a refresher in IMS would be good for him. Im sure the Pipper would help his lil buddy out...I just want to know HOW you GUYS (nasty's)sleep at night knowing the sh__ you say one minute and buddy up to that same person the next.

The old Grumpy Guy; 2:27 PM

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