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Featured Content 2006 pg. 1

• Price of Honor: Photos
  See photographs of honor guard training from courses organized by the Elmhurst Fire Department of Illinois.
• Join in April's Fire Engineering Roundtable Discussions
  Does your department have a policy of where the chief officer should position himself during an incident? Add your voice to the Roundtable discussions in future issues of Fire Engineering.
• The Price of Honor
  With hundreds of law enforcement officers and firefighters falling in the line of duty each year, it is still surprising the number of departments and agencies that are not prepared for such a tragedy.
• Happy holidays from Fire Engineering
  In the spirit of the season, see a video of clips of our staff and some fire service luminaries at FDIC 2006.
• San Francisco firefighters Ask U.S. firefighters to help
  A member of the San Francisco Fire Department has recently been told that his 2 1/2 year old son is in dire need of a bone marrow transplant. Find out how you can help in the desperate search to find a donor.
• Incident report: Ilwaco station burns
  Firefighters had to deal with incident at WA town's volunteer fire station without their usual gear, which was still in the burning building.
• Fire-safe for the holidays
  'Tis the season to get involved with your community to help ensure citizens are aware of potential fire hazards from Christmas trees and candles.
• Are abandoned buildings a menace to first responders?
  Abandoned/vacant buildings undoubtedly threaten public safety. Are you aware of all such buildings/structures in your first-in district and are they clearly identified as such in case of fire? Read the latest from Capt. Jerry Smith (retired).
• Obituary for CSFA Chaplain Monsignor John Sammon
  Monsignor John Sammon, California State Firefighters' Association Chaplain since 1946, died Friday, November 24, 2006, at age 90.
• Join in April's Fire Engineering Roundtable Discussions
  Does your department have a policy of where the chief officer should position himself during an incident? Add your voice to the Roundtable discussions in future issues of Fire Engineering.

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