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FIRE SERVICE MANUAL This newly published book is a compilation of revised and updated information found in The Manuals of Firemanship, Book 4 - Chapter 4. All of this material, plus much more information, is now compiled in it's own volume of timely and excellent information. Many full color photos and graphic diagrams highlight this well written book. Although it is focused on British operations and procedures, this book belongs in every airport and municipal fire service member's library. Bound Paperback, To order, contact: (For mail, telephone &
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| Aircraft Crash Recovery Guide, 870 pages,
(Sandpiper Group, Utah ,USA) The ACRG is a 870 page illustrated 8 ½"
X 11" manual containing detailed valuable information that
includes the following: 1.General Aircraft Information. 2.Emergency
Information (location of doors & exits & how to operate
them, etc.). 3.Fire Fighting Information (mfg. suggestions on
various components/areas). 4.Location of fuel tanks, pressure
vessels (oxygen, compressed air, etc.) batteries, flammable
materials, elts and others. 5.Electrical and fuel shut-off (cockpit
& panels). 6.Aircraft Recovery Information, plus many more
features. Aircraft models include Airbus - British Aerospace -
Boeing - Cessna - Challenger - Dornier - Fairchild - Fokker –
Gulfstream – IAI – Learjet – McDonnell Douglas – Mooney –
Piper – Raytheon (Beech) – Saab. |
| To order, contact: SANDPIPER GROUP 1197 West 500 South Woods Cross, Utah 84087 USA Telephone + 801-292-6511 FAX + 801-298-0672 |
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(Cessna Item # D5862-13, 7 July 1998 ). |
| This manual supercedes and replaces Manual
D-5314-13 Dated 1 November 1994. This manual produced by Cessna Aircraft Company covers the folowing Cessna Airplanes: Piston Models: 310,T310, 320, 335, 340, 402, 404, 411, 414 and 421; Propjet Models: 208,406,425 and 441; Jet Models: 500, 501,525, 550,551, S550, 560, 560XL,650 and 750. This manual is a MUST HAVE for any Fire Department that responds to a small airport that uses these Cessna aircraft. |
| To order by credit card, phone or write to: Cessna Aircraft, Attn: Becky Gillean, Dept 751. P.O.Box 7706, Wichita, Kansas 67277 (USA) PRICE(US) $15.00 |
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FIRE FIGHTING and RESCUE TECHNIQUES, |
| This 2nd Edition of Robert Docherty's standard
work of reference deals with the measures necessary to provide
adequate fire protection, fire fighting and rescue facilities at
places where aircraft take off and land. It begins by categorising
airports and aircraft from the viewpoint of those involved with
preventing or fighting fires or rescuing people from fires in such
places. New to this second edition, which has been thoroughly
revised, are: a chapter on safety procedures for fueling aircraft
for the transport of dangerous goods by air; and a chapter about
airport fire services and the importance of minimizing response
times. As before, this important reference volume sets out minimum standards which could be applied to any airport, aircraft or rescue and fire fighting service in the world. It belongs on the bookshelves of all those having a working involvement with fire safety and aviation. |
| To order, contact: The Institution of Fire Engineers (Publications) Ltd. 148 New Walk, Leicester LE1 7QB, United Kingdom Tel: +0116 255 3654 Fax: +0116 247 1231 E-mail: book_orders@ife.org.uk |
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The Fire Departments of Rhein-Main by Reinhard Merlau |
| This is a unique hardcover publication
describing two separate and distinct ARFF fire departments on duty
at the Rhein-Main Airport of Frankfurt,Germany's biggest and
busiest. It is the only German airport with shared military and
civilian ARFF services. The book is a comprehensive history of the
Rhein-Main Airport Fire Departments, packed with both black and
white and color photos of the myriad of ARFF equipment from the past
and present. In addition, there is a pictorial section showing
experimental concept robot units and missile-launched firefighting
drones. Although the book is written in German,the author has provided a numerical listing of all photo captions with English translations, making it easy to follow. It is a most enjoyable book. Many action photos are provided, with complete illustrations of early USAF ARFF vehicles (including the HH-43 'Husky' helicopter), that is sure to bring back memories for the ex-USAF firefighter. |
| The book is available from: Florian International, P.O. Box 1241, D-631 12 Dietzenbach/Germany. |
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addresses NFPA 1003 "Standards for Professional Qualifications for Airport Fire Fighters." |
| This new 4th edition addresses the requirements
of NFPA 1003, Standard for Airport Fire Fighter Professional
Qualifications, 2000 edition. The 4th edition of Aircraft Rescue and
Fire Fighting provides basic information needed by firefighters to
effectively perform the various tasks involved in aircraft rescue
and fire fighting. Material covered includes qualifications for
aircraft rescue and fire fighting (ARFF) personnel, aircraft and
airport familiarization, fire fighter safety, ARFF communications,
rescue tools and equipment, ARFF apparatus and equipment, ARFF
driver/operator, extinguishing agents, ARFF tactical operations,
airport emergency plans, and hazards associated with aircraft cargo.
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| 4th Edition Available from: Fire Protection Publications, Oklahoma State University, 930 North Willis, Stillwater , Oklahoma 74078-8045 (Ask for Item 35458) , or call 1-800- 654-4055 or FAX (405) 744-8204 Ask For Item 36386 |
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Published by McDonnell Douglas Corp. |
| The book contains reduced copies of crash crew
charts of wall-size color (except for the MD-90 which is black on
white) charts used in classroom instruction for crash fire rescue (CFR)
crews on McDonnell Douglas commercial aircraft.
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| Copies are available on request (by Airport
Fire Chiefs or Training Officers only, on official letterhead) by
contacting: Technical Publications, Commercial Product Support, McDonnell Douglas Corporation, 3855 Lakewood Blvd.(Mail Code 2-98), Long Beach, California 90846 (USA) , Tel: (310) 593- 66756 Fax: (310) 593-4533 |
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by Charles Bellamo & John Lynch. |
| This book was prepared to fill what was felt to
be a need for a manual dealing strictly with small, or light
aircraft. It covers the entire range of topics dealing with subjects
such as Introduction to Aircraft, Components, Engines, Aircraft
Systems, Aircraft Construction, Aircraft Fire Fighting Systems,
Incidents versus Accidents, Use of Municipal Fire Apparatus in Crash
Rescue, Pre-Fire Planning and much, much, more. This book is an EXCELLENT
source of information for municipal as well as general aviation
firefighters, and is geared more to meet the municipal fire
fighter's need for small aircraft fire and rescue procedures and
information.
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| 108 pages,Softbound, ISBN #
0-89100-250-2 Available through Jeppersen Sanderson, 55 Inverness Drive East, Englewood, Colorado 80112 (USA) Catalog Item #JS312675 Tel:+(800) 443 9259 Fax:+(303) 784 4153 |
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INFORMATION FOR BOEING JET TRANSPORTS |
| The information contained in this document (No.
D6-7829) depicts the Boeing Company's standard airplane
configuration. No attempt has been made to include the many customer
variables. It includes the 707,720,727,737,747,757,767 and 777 Boeing aircraft. |
| This document is available by writing for price
and availability on official letterhead to: Boeing Commercial Airplanes, Attention: Manager, Customer Services and Material Support, P.O. Box 3707 Mail Stop 2M-04, Seattle, Washington 98124 U.S.A. Telephone: +( 206) 655-1131 |
MILITARY AIRCRAFT RESCUE BOOKS
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The above military Crash Rescue Manuals are available to Crash Fire Rescue Service Training Officers of military airfields, or airfields serving these aircraft, by requesting them on official letterhead to: McDonnell Aircraft Company Flight Safety Engineering Dept. 295, Bldg. 42, Level 3 St.Louis, Missouri 63166 (USA) Telephone: + (314) 232-2427 |
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