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This is a rapid trauma head to toe assessment - the goal of which is to complete within 60 seconds.

LAFD Captain and CERT Commander Stacy Gerlich reviews proper bandaging and splinting techniques that you will perfect during your CERT training.

Captain Steve Berkery presents information on the conditions present during the "Jesusita" Fire. This video covers topics such as Fuel, Weather, and Topography and how each of those contributed to the extreme fire behavior during this incident. A discussion of the "sundowner" winds phenomenon is included […]

This video documents several incidents where firefighters from the LAFD nearly made the ultimate sacrifice. It describes the emotional details of each incident and how it affected each of the member's involved. It is an honest, open, and frank documentation of these events.

This video documents first-hand accounts of LAFD firefighters who nearly made the ultimate sacrifice. It is an emotional look at details of each incident and the effect they had on the individuals involved.

Southern California Wildfires Sunland Fire Station 9/09 Angeles National Forest, in the hills outside of Los Angeles currently has several wildfires tearing through it, the largest of which - named the Station Fire - has so far burned over 140,000

Video footage with associated radio traffic from the Vallarta Fire. During this incident, a firefighter became lost inside and broadcast "Emergency Traffic".

This video was made after the tragic death of Captain Joe Dupee in 1998 while working on Engine 57 at a commercial fire in South Los Angeles. LAFD Forcible Entry expert Lane Kemper depicts the challenges presented during the Western Fire incident.

This is a video of the Salvation Army fire on June 26, 1990. During this fire and subsequent roof collapse, several firefighters were trapped without a means of egress. This video documents the incident.

Video presenting the different techniques used to spot aerial apparatus for on-side and off-side 'throws'.

LAFD AC Terrance Manning presents information on successes and challenges his command team had while serving as the LAFD Agency Representative at the Jesusita Fire in Santa Barbara, May 2009.

BC Doug Graft presents a lecture on the IQS for wildland. It is geared towards chief officers but the description of the process applies to other quals in the wildland arena.