@JB91710 What are you talking about? I sent you that link as an example of how I shoot both stills and video while covering a fire. As an example of why shooting continuous video is not possible.
0:05 That's brilliant. The fire is right there, and he drops the nozzle to get fully dressed so he can get the door open to go inside the fire. That's a split level. Meaning, inside that door is a wide-open area with stairs going down and up to other levels. The fire will explode out the door when he opens it. Since that should be a charged line by now, water could be flowing right now. 0:15 "Lawn Statues!" Not firefighters. That officer has No Clue. He has an extreme case of Tunnel Vision. 0:27 That person is doing more to stop this fire than the entire fire department. 2:16 Still no balaclavas and masks on and the fire continues to burn. 2:33 He should have had a charged line with at least 500 gallons of onboard water available, for almost a minute now. That fire could have been knocked down and the room soaked with one quarter to one third of that water by 2:00. 2:53 He is doing this with no mask on!!!!!!!!!! 3:15 That IDIOT is going inside ALONE, with no plan at all. That door should have been used for venting the second water started to flow and that is IT, until the nozzle person says they have the room soaked. 3:20 Now they are actually climbing Down the Chimney into the burning room below them. Another town that needs a new Fire Chief!
So I listened to this fire right when it came in around 5:30am. Before they even got there the chief ordered to hit it through the window first (which they did.) Secondly, if you look all the minutes you’re talking about the hose being charged it was clearly not. They hit the fire, went down the stairs and put the fire out faster than you typed your comments without it “exploding.”
This fire attack was well executed and coordinated. Considering you have so much to say to the contrary, it's a shame your firefighting expertise wasn't available on scene to help. Where can I find your books, attend your seminar, or learn from all you have to offer? What a God of fuckin firefighting you must be.
@@mattpronovost4931 If I said it wasn't done right, it wasn't done right. Try telling me where I'm wrong. I don't need to do books and seminars. UL and ISFSI already have and yet no one listens. Oh and, how old are you, 10?
Great video
1:40 - 2:30 This is how much time they had to get their SCBA on.
To the home owners, sorry for your loss.
My aunt is the one who owns the house she wanted to say thank and nobody was hurt except the house
thank you!
Heartbreaking......fires are just so devastating. Hoping all who lived there are safe.
Quick little knock
@@bethbosses6966 everyone is safe
A terrible thing to happen I hope everyone was safe 🙏
Thankfully everybody was safe.
@@FIREGROUNDIMAGES aww that's good 👍
These videos are more often than not very painful to watch , there seems to be no sense of urgency , where's the frikkin water ?
Incredibly horrible fire fighting.
You need to video fires in real time with no editing so a proper timeline can be available, and the department's performance can be evaluated.
I shoot stills along with my videos so that is not possible.
For example... www.firegroundimages.com/2023-Incidents/Jensen-Farm-Rd-2nd-Alarm-Oxford-CT-2323/
@@FIREGROUNDIMAGES An example of what? Way too much editing? Lots of equipment, manpower and not enough effective water application.
@JB91710 What are you talking about? I sent you that link as an example of how I shoot both stills and video while covering a fire. As an example of why shooting continuous video is not possible.
@@FIREGROUNDIMAGES So your videos are for entertainment purposes only. Ok!
0:05 That's brilliant. The fire is right there, and he drops the nozzle to get fully dressed so he can get the door open to go inside the fire. That's a split level. Meaning, inside that door is a wide-open area with stairs going down and up to other levels. The fire will explode out the door when he opens it. Since that should be a charged line by now, water could be flowing right now.
0:15 "Lawn Statues!" Not firefighters. That officer has No Clue. He has an extreme case of Tunnel Vision.
0:27 That person is doing more to stop this fire than the entire fire department.
2:16 Still no balaclavas and masks on and the fire continues to burn.
2:33 He should have had a charged line with at least 500 gallons of onboard water available, for almost a minute now. That fire could have been knocked down and the room soaked with one quarter to one third of that water by 2:00.
2:53 He is doing this with no mask on!!!!!!!!!!
3:15 That IDIOT is going inside ALONE, with no plan at all. That door should have been used for venting the second water started to flow and that is IT, until the nozzle person says they have the room soaked.
3:20 Now they are actually climbing Down the Chimney into the burning room below them.
Another town that needs a new Fire Chief!
Big firefighting expert over here huh?
@@jonathanlattimore-ou4is How old are you, 10? You couldn't address my comments any better than that? No wonder you had to resort to a childish reply.
So I listened to this fire right when it came in around 5:30am. Before they even got there the chief ordered to hit it through the window first (which they did.) Secondly, if you look all the minutes you’re talking about the hose being charged it was clearly not. They hit the fire, went down the stairs and put the fire out faster than you typed your comments without it “exploding.”
This fire attack was well executed and coordinated. Considering you have so much to say to the contrary, it's a shame your firefighting expertise wasn't available on scene to help.
Where can I find your books, attend your seminar, or learn from all you have to offer? What a God of fuckin firefighting you must be.
@@mattpronovost4931 If I said it wasn't done right, it wasn't done right. Try telling me where I'm wrong.
I don't need to do books and seminars. UL and ISFSI already have and yet no one listens.
Oh and, how old are you, 10?