A.
Antonellis Jr., P. How Politics and Ethics Can Affect Change Management. Jun, p81; w/C. Staben-Burroughs. Perceptions of PTSD and Alcoholism in One of Our Own. Dec, p45
Armstrong, P. TEAM Training for Volunteers (Volunteers Corner). Nov, p14
Arnalich, A. Combined Fire Attack. Oct, p83
Avillo, A. The Fire Attack-Ventilation Connection: Street Considerations. Aug, p71
B.
Babcock, L. Preformed Scrubber Reduces Smoke Emissions (Technology Today). Apr, p177
Bachman, E. The Three Vs of Preincident Intelligence. Nov, p81
Bailey, D. Understanding and Preparing for Structural Firefighting Phases. Mar, p121
Baker, L. The Nine Tire Drill (Training Notebook). Aug, p18
Baldanza, M. How Elevated Homes Alter Firefighting Tactics. Sept, p79
Barakey, M and K. Shea. The Tipton Twister Exercise: Large-Scale, Multicasualty Event Tests Responders. Sept, p82
Bland, I. When Heroes Fail: a Story of One Rescuer. Dec, p57
Bliven, R. Doing More with Less: A Sign of the Times. Aug, p95
Blythe, G.H. Succession Planning in Volunteer and Combination Departments (Volunteers Corner). Aug, p12
Brokaw, M. Rescue Resiliency: Training for the Mental Assault of Acute Stress (Training Notebook). Dec, p16
Brunacini, A. No-Brainer Management (Bruno “Unplugged”). Jan, p48; No-Brainer Management, Part 2 (Bruno “Unplugged”). Feb, p40; No-Brainer Management, Part 3: He’s a “Handler” (Bruno “Unplugged”). Mar, p64; No-Brainer Management, Part 4: Tell Me What You Want (Bruno “Unplugged”). Apr, p76; No-Brainer Management, Part 5: The Basic Management Model (Bruno “Unplugged”). May, p38; No-Brainer Management, Part 6: Behavior Management (Bruno “Unplugged”). Jun, p44; No-Brainer Management, Part 7: Organizational Alignment (Bruno “Unplugged”). Jul, p46; No-Brainer Management, Part 8: Organizational Alignment, Continued (Bruno “Unplugged”). Aug, p48; No-Brainer Management, Part 9: Creating a Positive Organizational Environment (Bruno “Unplugged”). Sept, p50; How to Measure Management (Bruno “Unplugged”). Oct, p56; More on the Hierarchy (Bruno “Unplugged”). Nov, p48; Managing Appearance (Bruno “Unlpugged”). Dec, p40
Burgett, B. End Overdispatching: Add Specialists to Curb Costs and Manage Resources (Fire Service EMS). Dec, p26
Burns, R. The Foundation of Leadership. Aug, p79
Burton, R. Simulation-Based Training for Successful Operations. May, p99
C.
Califano, F. When Molly Comes Calling (Fire Service EMS). Jan, p34
Capoziello, M. Respect the Uniform (Volunteers Corner). May, p14
Certuse, J. Freeze Protection of Piping (Technology Today). Aug, p99
Chadwick, J. Risk Management: It’s Not Just a Catchphrase. Aug, p53
Chibbaro, M. Preplanning Dust Explosion Hazards. Jun, p77
Ciampo, M. Happy New Procedures! (On Fire). Jan, p160; Hey, We’re Going Above (On Fire). Feb, p104; Tips for Cutting Metal Skin Doors. Mar, p93; Q&A (On Fire). Apr, p188; Vacancy/No Vacancy (On Fire). May, p152; Summer Situations (On Fire). Jul, p120; Sand and Shovels (On Fire). Aug, 108; Actions Speak Louder Than Words (On Fire). Sept, 104; Storefront Saga (On Fire). Oct, p116; Wye? (On Fire). Nov, p96; Electricity in the Air (On Fire), Dec, p128
Comstock, D. Westmoreland vs. Sutherland (Fire Service Court). Mar, p159
Conley, David Martyn. Practice Empathetic Listening for a Better Firehouse (Training Notebook). Jul, p24
Corbett, G. Fire in a Fully Sprinklered Building (The Professor). Apr, p169; Winter Roof Collapses (The Professor). Jul, p103; Tradition: Wetdowns and Push-Ins (Volunteers Corner). Dec, p12
Crawford, A. Single and Double Diamond Door Chocks (Technology Today). Dec, p120
D.
Dallessandro, M. Coming Soon: Volunteer and Combination Dire Department Studies (Volunteers Corner). Mar, p14
Daly, C. Fire Apparatus Drunk Driving. Feb, p45
Davis, C. Large Animal Rescue: Are You Prepared? (FDIC Preview). Mar, p157
Duckworth, R. EMS Aspects of Extrication (Fire Service EMS). Mar, p40; Questioning Spinal Stabilization (Fire Service EMS). Jun, p24
Dugan, M. Baltimore Taxpayer Fire (Fire Focus). Feb, p30; Responding to Operating Room Fires (Training Notebook). w/T. Burns. Mar, p26; Preplanning Pays Off (Fire Focus). Apr, p38; Get the Roof! (Fire Focus). Oct, p24; Vacant Brooklyn Factory Fire (Fire Focus). Nov, p24; Buffalo Dwelling Fire (Fire Focus). Dec, p24
E.
Ellson, J. FDNY Rescue 3 Ops at Train Derailment. Sept, p73
Embury, J. Steel Glazing Systems Protect from Fires and Evacuations. Jan, p105
Enright, E. and K. Glosser. The Maltese Cross: Virtues for Today’s Fire Service (One-Minute Motivator). Apr, 175
F.
Farlow, B. Evacuating a Senior Living Center: What Does it Really Take? Jan, p87
Fleming, J. One Year Later: Lessons from the Boston Marathon Bombings. May, p43
Frazzano, T. and G.M. Snyder. Guns to Gauze: Limiting Casualties at Mass Shootings. (Fire Service EMS). May, p24
French Jr., C. Manage Your Air, Manage Your Survival. Apr, p115; Getting it Just Right: Don’t Micromanage. Nov, p67
G.
Goodlet, J. Those Who Work the Hardest Break the Most Tools. Jan, p103
Graves, A. Abandoned Building Policy: Five Years Later. Jun, p65
Gray, S. Attic Flashover: What’s Behind the Hidden Blast. Mar, p99; Controlling the Openings: Is This the Future of Ventilation? Oct, p67
Greathouse, C. Fence Strainer Rescue Training. Sept, p91
Gregory, M. Removing a Ring: a Systematic Approach (The Rescue Company). Sept, p26
Guldner, T. Liquefied Natural Gas Now a Viable Alternative (Training Notebook). Nov, p18
Gustafson, C. General Orders for the Company Officer. Jul, p51
Gustin, B. Testing Pressure-Reducing Valves. Jan, p51; Standpipe Operations: Preparation. April, p91; Standpipe Operations: Stretching and Advancing Hose. May, p65
H.
Haas, F. Implementing a ToxMedic Program in Your Department (Fire Service EMS). Apr, p46
Halton, B. Our Problem (Editor’s Opinion). Jan, p8; Batman Suit, The. (Editor’s Opinion). Feb, p8; And the Band Played On (Editor’s Opinion). Mar, p8; I Knew You’d Come (Editor’s Opinion). Apr, p8; One Man’s Opinion a Right We Must Defend (Editor’s Opinion). May, p8; Bad Apples and Bad Barrels (Editor’s Opinion). Jun, p8; The Rhythm (Editor’s Opinion). Jul, p8; In Memoriam of the Deadliest Day in the Houston Fire Department (Editor’s Opinion). Aug, p8; Don’t Throw the Baby Out with the Bathwater (Editor’s Opinion). Sept, p8; Twenty Miles from Home with a Briefcase (Editor’s Opinion). Nov, p8; Ebola, Spanish Flu, and Us (Editor’s Opinion). Dec, p8
Hamilton, S. Active-Shooter Incidents: Planning Your Response. Sept, p55; Courage, Bullies, and Us (Editor’s Opinion). Oct, p8;
Heller, A. Firefighting in Big Box Stores (FDIC Preview). Mar, p127; Extrication for the Short-Staffed Crew (Extrication Tactics). Jul, p38
Helmkamp, T. Training Options for Your Drive Team (Training Notebook). Sept, p18
Hollenbach III, D. Women in the Fire Service: A Diverse Culture Leads to a Successful Culture. Apr, p153
Hughes, G. “Can You Read Me?” Standard Radio Signatures and Terms. May, p79
Hummel, A. and R. Christensen. Firefighters Escape Close Call in Wind-Driven Fire. Jul, p57
Hyden, T. Ethical Decision Making: It’s Everyone’s Job. Aug, p91
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J.
Jackson, T. Outside Vent Firefighters: A Critical Role. Mar, p105
Jackson, T.M. K. Fent, K. Musolin, and M. Methner. Simulated Smoke, Real Health Effects. Dec, p79
Jelinek, C. Creating Dynamic, Real-World Multicompany Training Drills. Apr, p81
Jetter, D. Simple Solutions to Responses in Flooded Basements (Innovations: Homegrown). Mar, p167
Joerger, S. Modern Wood-Frame Construction: Firefighting Problems and Tactics. Jan, p71; Transitional Attack: When to Use It. Oct, p59
Jones, T. The Kudzu Principles: Six Essentials to Grow Your Career. Jul, p97
K.
Kalman, S. Oxygen Cylinders Explode During “Routine” Vehicle Fire. Apr, p167
Kastros, A. The American Fire Service Leadership Pandemic. Apr, p129
Keller, J. Preincident Planning for Agricultural Occupancies. Jul, p85
Kennedy, S. Saving Staff Hours with SafetyPAD (Technology Today). Nov, p89
Kenney, T. Cutting Torch Operations (FDIC Preview). Mar, p153
Klein, R. Tactical Checklist for Firefighter Safety (Training Notebook). May, p20
Kleinschmidt, S. Initial Search and Interior Isolation at Dwelling Fires. (Training Notebook). Jan, p18
Knapp, J. Five Steps to a Successful Annual Training Plan (Training Notebook). Oct, p16
Krebs, D. Fire/EMS at Active Shooter Incidents (Fire Service EMS). Aug, p32
Kraut, S. Constructing and Implementing the Complete Training Program (Training Notebook). Apr, p30
L.
Langlois, C. How to Ensure That Your Department Fulfills Its Vision (FDIC Preview). Mar, p133
Lewis, K. Clearing the Air: Common Ventilation Misconceptions. May, p96
Linger, W. Big Data in the Fire Service. May, p93
M.
Madison, E. Firefighter Suicide: It Can Happen Anywhere. Dec, p77
Magee, R. Simplifying Hoseline Election for the First-In Officer (Volunteers Corner). Oct, p12
Majhess Jr., J. Electrical Oddities (What We Learned). Mar, p165
Marinucci, R. Surprise Problems (The Chief Problem Solver). Mar, p36; Caught on Camera (The Chief Problem Solver). Aug, p28
Martinez, B. Mobilization Exercises: Long Island USAR Training. Oct, p87
Mason, M. Structural Firefighting: Rapid Intervention and NFPA 1407 (Real-World RIT). Apr, p54
McLelland, M. Training EMTs for “Real-Life” Responses (Technology Today). Jun, p91
Mikulan, V. Volunteer Fire Department Consolidation in Pennsylvania (Volunteers Corner). Jul, p14
Miller, D. Lightweight Apartment Building Fires: Heavyweight Realities. Jun, p49
Mills, D. Self-Defense for Fire and EMS (Fire Service EMS). Sept, p34
Mills, S. Sizing Up the Fireground Leader: How Do You Measure Up? Jul, p79
Moran, D. Estimating the Stretch. D. Moran. Oct, p71
Murphy, Jack. Leveraging Building Intelligence for an Initial Response and Beyond. Jan, p83
Murphy, John and B. Murphy. Firefighter Tattoos and First Amendment Protection (Fire Service Court). Apr, p171
N.
Neale, R. Challenges for Today’s National Fire Academy. R. Neale. Oct, p92
Nedder, J. 10 Foundation Stones of Fireground Knowledge for Company Officers (Volunteers Corner). Apr, p12
Nelson, T. Reducing the Incidence of Cancer Among Firefighters: Jacksonville’s Best Practices. Dec, p63
Newby, S. Rapid Damage Assessment for Large-Scale Emergencies. Apr, p147
Norwood, PJ. Responding to the East Haven (CT) Plane Crash. Jan, p63; From the Shipyard to Our Backyard. w/J. McCarthy. Nov, p61; w/J. Newman. Train Like the Tactical Athlete You Are! Dec, p71
O.
O’Donnell, R. The BullEx Attack (Technology Today). Feb, p93
O’Donnell, T. Tactical Considerations for Vehicle Fires in Aboveground Parking Garages. Jun, p73
Owens, K. Pediatric Seizures (Fire Service EMS). Feb, p26; Responding to Opioid Overdoses (Fire Service EMS). Oct, p40
P.
Parker, K. Keep Your Department’s Leadership Fire Burning. Jan, p95
Peetz, B. Battling the Brain Drain (Volunteers Corner). Feb, p12
Peluso, D. Emergency Power Units. Feb, p89
Perkins, T. Are You an EMS Detective? (Fire Service EMS). Nov, p36
Peters, W. Apparatus Purchasing: a Series of Choices, Compromises, and Trade-Offs (Apparatus Supplement). Jun, p4; FDIC 2014: Exhibits Exceed Expectations (Apparatus Supplement). Jun, p30
Pignatoaro, C. Diagnosing Brugada Syndrome (Fire Service EMS). Jul, p34
Pike, S. PlumeSIM Offers the Right Response to CBRN (Technology Today). Mar, p169
Piper, M. Resolving Conflict in the Combination Fire Department (Volunteers Corner). Sept, p14
Platt, K. Response to a Health Care Facility Power Outage (What We Learned). Nov, p87
Platt, T. Fire Protection Engineers in the Fire Service. Jan, p99
Prziborowski, S. The 2014 Company Officer: Are You Up for the Challenge (FDIC Preview). Mar, p145
Pugh, J. Command and Accident with MVA Boards (Technology Today). May, p144
Q.
R.
Ricci, F. and P.J. Norwood. Power Saw Operations: How Proficient Are You? Mar, p69
Roden, E. Private Dwelling Built on a Hillside (Fire Focus). Mar, p32
Rossi, M. The Engineer’s Bag of Tricks (Training Notebook). Feb, p20; Driver-Engineers Debate: This One or That One? Feb, p61
Rowett Jr., A. Stretching the Advancing the Initial Handline (The Engine Company). Oct, p30
Rush III, J. Monitor Your Air Supply with FARS (Technology Today). Sept, p95
Rutledge, S. Safe Aerial Operations. Feb, p79
S.
Salzano, M. Tips for Laying the First Line Efficiently (Training Notebook). Jun, p16
Scarpa, S. Expanding the Fire Department’s Service Model. Feb, p83; “You Want Me to Do WHAT, Chief?” Jul, p65
Schorr, J. Social Media: The Rules Are Already on the Books. Oct, p77
Schwinge, C. Speaking Well for the Fire Service. Apr, p159
Sheridan, D. Fires in Hospitals and Nursing Homes: Be Prepared for the Unexpected. Feb, p71
Seidel, G. Walking the Point in Incident Command. Nov, p85
Smith, G. Ammonia Release: The ONE PLAN Integrated Response Strategy. Nov, p73
Soong, J.T. Polyesthylene Wall: “Gasoline Construction” for Houses. Jul, p73
Spadafora, R. Sustainable Green Design and the Fire Service: The Saw-Tooth Roof (FDIC Preview). Mar, p139; Microturbines and the Fire Service. May, p57
Stein, P. and E. Berardinelli. Who Are Your Role Models? Jul, p101
Stilp, R. and A. Bevelacqua. The Dangers of Hydrogen-Based Experimental Fuels. Nov, p53
Stratton, D. Above the Fire Floor: Hazards and Precautions. Mar, p77; Are You Ground Ladder Savvy? Part 1 (Urban Firefighter). Oct, p32; Are You Ground Ladder Savvy? Part 2 (Urban Firefighter). Nov, p30
Sturm, M. Emergency Action Plans and New York City Fire Code: A Lesson from the World Trade Center. Apr, p163
Sullivan, R. Hiring and Promoting for the Metaphoric Bus. Aug, p83
Sweet, D. All Door Side-Out Technique Revisited, The (Extrication Tactics). Jan, p26
T.
Thompson, J. Scott. Training Basics and Essentials for the Fire Service. Apr, p107
Topczynski, D. Taxpayers and Strip Malls: Construction and Tactics. May, p83
Tulipano, T. and M. Lopina. Common STAIRSense. Feb, p53
Turner, R. Preparing for the Role of Company Officer. Jul, p69
U.
V.
vonAppen, M. Successful Training Depends on Practice and Trust. Apr, p139
Viscuso, F. Officer Development: Leaders Teach. Mar, p117; Mentoring for Success. Jul, p83
W.
Waters, M. Reducing Firefighter Injuries and LODDs. Dec, p83
West, R. FIREpower by Nautilus® (Technology Today). Jul, p105
Wilkinson, S. Effective Teaching Strategies (Volunteers Corner). Jun, p12
Wilson, K. Training: We Can’t Do Our Job Without It. Apr, p123
Wodicka, R. and S. Trull. Using Social Network Analysis to Explore Emergency Services Networks (Volunteers Corner). Jan, p14
Woodworth, S. Wind-Driven Fire Challenges Atlanta Firefighters. Sept, p67