im here after the fire in Crans-Montana Switzerland
Crazy what a Flashover can do

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Great video
Got to change the culture, this video does a great job

Excellent information and super helpful videos to support! Music is very distracting but otherwise very grateful for this.

Good video

Great stuff! Been to a few of Dodson's classes over the years

This is a great video!

Actual experienced truths, not lies and half truths from “scientists” who wouldn’t know the scientific method if bit them in the ass. Great information and an excellent video presentation. The guys who created this deserve recognition. I hope they continue to put this type of life saving information out to the fire service.

I’d love to see the fire service start to take each of these chapters and create video presentations and in-depth training sessions on each of these dynamic events.

The modern fire service is being set up for failure by supposed experts and the spineless administrators who are not conducting live fire training in the structures we actually fight in. Burn buildings cannot provide actual fire ground conditions.

Really great work on this Santa Rosa FD. Please give the guys who made this a budget to continue their work and produce more videos like this.

Cool video!

Am I correct in thinking that houses probably didn't catch fire nearly as easily when they were being built from bricks as opposed to wood?

Wow, what a crash course. Didn't realize how dynamic a fire could be.

Good content! I hit that sub, looking forward to more content

Modern day art of reading smoke. Love it

Can’t hear you over the OTT music 😢

Can we have one of these without the music? MTV is dead…

Love the info
 However, in the future , get rid of the music please.  It's a serious distraction n doesn't do anything with the delivery of your info

It would have helped if the clips of backdrafts and smoke explosions had started 10 to 15 seconds earlier in order to get a visual understanding of what the signs to look for are in each case.
(also cut the music, it's neither appropriate nor helpful)

It’s what this video is not saying that speaks the loudest to me. NIST (the largest fire science laboratory in the world) informed the fire service that adding  wetting agents (Class A foam) to water increases the speed of extinguishment by 3 to 5 times that of plain, untreated water. Notice there are no examples of the use or application of Class A foam fire streams in this “fire rock video.” Just more same ‘ol’ same ‘ol video of high intensity fire activity going unanswered by fire departments that use 1950’s water based fire tactics when they could have tamed the fire using wetting agent foam.
Chief Hughes
Battalion 1 (retired)
Chicago FD

Sorry I can't watch with that intrusive music.