Interior Fire Attack - Helmet Cam - (03/20/22) 

When half the house is engulfed the last thing that would probably hurt it is water damage.

Ya completely drain your tank doing that with no water supply yet..

when you house is dang near fully involved i don't think your going to worry about water damage

over excessive water damage can hinder the fire investigation process, if everything’s beat up and washed out onto the front lawn there’s not much to investigate!

​@@themrmilkythe investigation will still come to a conclusion. We fight fire aggressive to protect lives and property, this was a great knockdown. How long have YOU been fighting fire?

Gives people a different perspective as to what we do.

@@fdMT_EnGy you guys have a brutal job and i would never fully understand what its like unless i was a firefighter myself. I am a commercial refrigeration technician by trade for almost a decade now. the only similarities is when it comes to supermarket refrigeration is the rotating on call. we get way more mandatory overtime than we know what to do with and i have ran 18, 24 and 40 hour straight shifts because we got slammed with calls during a Texas summers first hot snap, or during the first really cold spell in the winter. we get emergency calls too in all hours of the night. yes, the job like any mechanical trade has risks and safety concerns that i constantly discipline myself on. i train the same reason you guys do. to keep me safe and my co workers safe and the customers at the job sites safe as well. however the dangers of this job are pale in comparison. the end point, is working these brutal long hours in the extreme head and cold has gave me a appreciation for what you guys go through. we don't get much free time or time to see our friends or family. and its difficult to balance that and maintain relationships. anyhow keep on fighting fires and saving lives. i appreciate you.

@@theblackenedvoid3539 Thank you. I know exactly what you guys go through, it definitely sucks. My brother in-law does the same thing in VA. It's not a walk in the park. He works his *** off. Even just the driving alone, he puts in some serious mileage every day. Definitely an important job, a lot would not be able to happen were it not for your field. Thank you for that.

2 of the 3 making entry, this was their first job.

It was a Beautiful attack

I agree

Very good job “boys”!

​@@tri-statefire768wow, well done!

Continue the tradition and become one yourself!

Absolutely! What model helmet cam?

This is a volunteer department. They don't get paid anything except free training.

Look where the fire presents, no sounding needed to be done because of location above garage.

I believe that one is the firecam 1080. I was not on this one.

Miscommunication between the company. The lays have 250’, so it ended up working just fine.

@@tri-statefire768 like I said, excellent work. I couldn’t tell where the other end was lol. Thanks for the response!

I was wondering that same thing. Not knocking on anybody, just curious.

Imagine somting like 9/11 live on a firefigher cam

@@gmg6863dawg 😂

U mean ur a coward

I don’t understand the rush and risk to the fireman’s life to “quickly” extinguish a fire that has already destroyed a piece of crap house completely….there is nothing salvageable there… why take the risk….ps granted I know nothing about fire fighting…. I just can’t see what was there worth saving…

@bbuchanan81 I’ve always been told not to so you wouldn’t get tunnel vision as a pack guy. Have a pack on but keep masks off until last minute so you can also observe the scene for any hazards as you roll up. Not quite a “360” but at least your own size up, instead of being masked up and missing something cause you’re focused on the fire only.

This fire was a 30 second ride from the station. They barely had time to get their seat belts on.

It's a matter of policy as far as arriving masked up or not. Some departments feel the firefighters having a full unrestricted view as they walk up enebles them to get a good size up. Masking should only take only a few seconds, and it is a drill I know many departments frequently practice alot.

Ur lying