May 2009
Dear Battalion Viewers
Through a tough day and evening of technical difficulties, the first Milwaukee webisode became available an hour and a half late; and it really was beyond our control.
We are making adjustments so as this may never happen again and we apologize for the delay.
We are like television was in the 50s, sometimes the channel went to a dead screen, we are still in a new world of technology and learning everyday.
Be safe...
Sincerely,
DRF
Battalion Viewers:
The Milwaukee Premiere will be available at, or around 6:30 Pacific Standard Time due to technical difficulties beyond our control.
Please accept our apologies...
TFP Technical
Dear Battalion Viewers,
Tonight is the Premiere of our first series in the Mid-West with the Milwaukee Fire Department.
In our first webisode you will see them save a life…
You will be seeing and hearing more about the cut-backs of our Nations First Responders in the near future.
Be safe.
Sincerely,
DRF
Hello from Germany,
I just want you to know that I really appreciate your work. I'm a volunteer firefighter here in Germany and we all know how dangerous but necessary our work is and I'm very proud to see other firefigthers especially from the USA. I hope you keep up doing this great webisodes because it is really interesting to see how you are dealing with that kind of problems. We can learn a lot from each other.
Thank you very much.
Yours Sincerely
Matthias Boeing
Prince Georges County Final Webisdoe...Our Nations Cut Back in Fire Services
Tulefog — Fri, 05/08/2009 - 00:00
Battalion Viewers,
Our Nations Security and the Safety of all of us are at stake with the budget-cuts in the fire service across our Nation.
This is without question...
This Fridays Webisode with Prince Georges County may possibly be the last webisode with this talented and well trained department for 2009.
This week, you will ride-along with Engine 29 for the first time. ...Read more
Two fires in the last 24 hours...
This city has a great traditional department. Engine 30 has been here since 1903 and it's all about tradition. My last 24 we had a lot of medical calls; "Squad Runs" early in the day but late afternoon I was on Ladder 12 and we got a "Fire in Progress," We arrived on scene at a two story single family dwelling, it had just gone off in the back of the structure, I was in with the first hand line...hot!
Later that evening, I was with Engine Company 30 and we received a call; "Smoke Showing!" ...Read more
