Detroit’s Fatal Warehouse Fire

At 7:30 on a late February morning two weeks before he A died, Lieutenant Paul Schimeck was in an old Detroit firehouse, chatting over a cup of coffee. With 16 men present from two shifts, there were several conversations going on.
The EMS standards void begins to be filled

The EMS standards void begins to be filled

Marathon meetings in Cincinnati during May moved the American Society for Testing and Materials closer to issuing the first set of independent standards for emergency…
Staff

Staff

250 Fifth Avenue New York. NY 10001—(212) 481-5771 Editor THOMAS F. BRENNAN Managing Editor GLORIA STURZENACKER Associate Editor AUDREY PAVEY
MANUFACTURERS’ LITERATURE

MANUFACTURERS’ LITERATURE

The CXL life safety control panel is described in a four-page, four-color brochure from Pyrotronics. The brochure uses pictures and charts to describe the CXL,…
Letters to the Editor

Letters to the Editor

The article "Proper Lubrication Reduces Engine Wear" by Jerry Shelby in the March issue appears to offer a minimal solution to a complicated problem. The…

Why?

Hey kid, pull this ceiling. Over here, at my light beam," the lieutenant said. The young firefighter was always ready. He threw the pike pole…

APPARATUS DELIVERIES

Federal Express Corp. has begun its own fire protection service by putting into operation two crash apparatuses at the Memphis (Tenn.) International Airport. One truck…