How to Control the Hallway with Water Mapping on Low-Staff Residential Fires
Summary: Fighting residential fires with limited staffing requires smarter tactics, not just more...
When and Why Should You Use a Break-Apart Nozzle?
Summary: Break-apart nozzle packages like the TFT handline valve + Metro 1 offer crews increased...
Fast Water Beats Fancy Tactics: PJ Norwood on Exterior Hits and Smooth Bore Nozzles
Summary: When facing a challenging stretch to a working fire, the priority is rapid water...
How Should You Approach a Car Fire?
Summary: Approaching a vehicle fire — especially on the highway — means more than just “putting the...
How to Stretch Dry and Attack Smart with Low Staffing
Summary: For departments with limited staffing, stretching a dry hose line to the upper floors...
How Should You Approach a Bedroom Fire?
Summary: What’s one question TFT would ask a probie facing a bedroom fire? How about: Where are...
What’s One Nozzle Tip Every Probie Should Know in the Hallway?
Summary: In hallway fire attack, there’s often no one right nozzle—just the right one for your...
SportsCenter Goes Live from Firefighter Challenge with a TFT Smooth Bore
Summary: SportsCenter brought national spotlight to the Southeast Regional Firefighter Challenge in...
How Do Automatic Nozzles Handle Hose Line Debris?
Summary: When debris travels through a hose line at high pressure, it can cause damage to internal...
When the Front Door’s on Fire: Handline or Monitor?
Summary: When fire is pushing at the front door, the first-in crew has to make a fast, tactical...
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