Tuesday, December 2, 2008
Partners in prevention
Randy Bruegman
Wildfire: In your address at the FRI Presidential Celebration you stated that the IAFC must continue to be part of the development of a national strategy...
IAWF declares mission fulfillment statement to members
The mission of the International Association of Wildland Fire is Facilitating communication and providing leadership for the wildland fire community....
USFA administrator responds to NMAC with call for Red Card personnel mobilization
The U.S. Fire Administration, in response to a request from the National Multi-Agency Coordinating Group, announced a call for assistance in mobilizing...
IAWF to host 2002 safety summit in Portugal
The IAWF will be hosting the 2002 Wildland Fire Safety Summit in conjunction with the Fourth International Conference on Forest Fire Research, in Lisbon,...
IAWF introduces new 2002 wildland conference, exhibition
The International Association of Wildland Fire, in cooperation with the International Association of Fire Chiefs and the Forest Service's Rocky Mountain...
Breathless
By Robin Bible Tennessee Division of Forestry
Traditionally, breathing smoke on the fire line has been considered all in a day's work for wildland firefighters. Smoke is one of the many occupational...
IFSAC training worth every cent on scene
Steven J. Foster
The Department of Defense Rescue Technician course is producing confident, capable personnel ready to tackle any rescue challenge....
Business blueprint
Bill Booth
As the need for high-tech training becomes increasingly necessary, more and more fire departments across the United States are looking to state-of-the-art...
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