San Bernardino (Gilbert IC) Structure Fire. Operational Retreat.
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August/23/2024
San Bernardino Gilbert IC Structure Fire With Operational Retreat Airhorn.
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Weird house. Chain link fence with concertina wire on top. Shipping container in side yard.
It was a landscape business. Think about that.
Battalion Chief (White helmet) stretching lines and putting in work! Leadership!!
SBCO fire videos never disappoint. Tactically precise, and aggressive with. You can tell that they train often and go on a lot of fire calls (experience shows). No fumbling with BAs, nozzle or with getting good water to the nozzle like you often see on other youtube videos.
Trainings are almost every week I think. & the training burns are monthly? I don’t know really but for all I know is, they are prepared.
Im watchjng the guys on the roof doing absolutely nothing useful while the fire rages on th3 delta side
I don't get how this fire is already ventilating itself and these guys are on the roof ventilating even more! Don't they run the risk of the roof collapsing even more by doing that
Maybe you be a volunteer since you know what they should be doing...right?
The roof guys were also checking for extension checking for fire in the Attic
looks like the fire was venting out of their holes( at least one)to me. They do instruct us in truck operations class to avoid admiring your work but they might of be waiting for a handline
Not to MMQB, but what is truck crew doing on the roof cutting holes when the roof is obviously compromised and already vented itself? Why does the Truck crew have a hose line discharging into the vent hole pushing down all the heat onto the Engine crews inside the structure?
I was listening to this when it happened, pretty intense. Glad you got video!
This is a good video on what not to do. Firefighters on the roof, useless. Thank you for sharing.
@@deborahedwards1427
Obviously, you have no idea what you’re talking about! That area of the roof is completely safe for the FF to be on…until they get lines into the structure, and start pulling the interior ceiling…the FF efforts on the roof are making an impact on the attic fire…here’s a clue, if you look at the color of the smoke emitting from the attic once water is applied…dah, the fire is being suppressed. Here’s another idea, don’t comment on something you know absolutely nothing about! Let the men & women handle their business!!! 🤦🏼🤦🏼🤦🏼🤦🏼🤦🏼
Why risk sending person to the roof? Fire is vented, get interior crews with charged hose lines, aggressive push , water on fire and assign Truck company to search and soften structure
Pratice...
I think its vented
Great coverage, love the radio traffic, Stay Safe.
Oh no! I really hope no one got hurt..
Abandoned building. All firefighters out safe. Everyone evacuated roof & interior.
@@sanbernardinocountyresponsesbc well thank God for that! Great catch btw. How are you able to catch all this stuff? Do u have a scanner or something? I'm thinking about catching some calls out here in Palm Springs if they'll let me😁
just DON'T CROSS THE LINE.
@@donalderickson-si8ww oh but I would love to 😏 I love firefighters ❤️
Palm spring. I’ve only ever gotten response videos of them. I’ve always wanted to try & get videos of Palm Springs or cathedral at a fire. & yes I have radios, mobile & hand held ones for situations. The fire Channels are open to public but police is encrypted.
Those firefighters on the roof should have never gone up there in the first place the fire was already vented so all that is is a waste of manpower.
Pretty poor work……
I thought they were alot better than poor work...I have seen 10 times worse on here...