151
SAMFS / Re: RECRUITMENT 2008
« on: November 26, 2008, 10:43:23 PM »Cheeky bugger..
This section allows you to view all posts made by this member. Note that you can only see posts made in areas you currently have access to.
meh...its the point of accidently leaving open or inadvertinly driving off without checking the lockers that was bringing up
Seen what i believe is the same chopper flying around kingston not long ago.....all i can say is it was going to happen sooner or later....these guys are nuts!
Well then, no need to enforce your crankyness onto others unfairly.
This site wouldn't be a firefighting site without being able to take shots at people when they screw up.
Unfairly? Personal attacks arent supported on this site and i viewed the post in question as a personal attack....have a problem? take it up with firefrog.
So going by this statement you wont be making any further remarks about Gambier group or your ex-brigade captain?
Hey... any idea how big the samfs monitors are? and do mfs pumpers have 6 discharge or only 4?
cheers
Looking on the adelaide now website, i found a story on a RCR at williamstown last night. Its says they had to wait for specialised cutting equipment from loxton-150kms away. I realise it's in CFS territory but Gawler MFS which has a pump/rescue is only like 15 minutes away.Surely for a vehicle accident this bad, they can call on the best/nearest resource rather than waiting this long. Even still, the heavy rescue truck at headquarters is closer, only about 50km/s away.
well.....i guess they only have themselves to blame if the response was incorrect.
Maybe they had booked offline for the duration of their training - so they handed their response roles to CFS for that particular time - most CFS Brigades do that at some stage if u have a specific drill underway.
No big deal really - or are u suggesting it is???
how could they only have themselves to blame? seems like a quote without much to back it up. MFS train weekly, so dont tend to book themselves off because of a special event, e.g. training...
if you check out: MFS: *CFSRES INC080 10/11/08 21:52,RESPOND RUBBISH FIRE,DRIDAN AV,RENMARK MAP 0 0 0 TG193,LADY THROWING PETROL ON FIRE. CLOSE TO H,OUSE AND TREES. FROM LOCAL POLICE,SAIR55 REN618 MFS Renmark Response
reckon you will notice that they didnt book off for training.
I wish some people would remember THIS IS AUSTRALIA and not the USA and let's remember those guys in the US forest service who do dry firefighting or any other sort of firefighting get paid as they are full time summer firefighters...