Should you give up one apartment to save the rest of the building? Do you agree with this call? #firefighter #tactics #fullyinvolved

Car fire in a garage. You can't find the standpipe. Louisville Fire Captain Jonathon Cavanaugh has been there.

Front intake for drafting: love it or hate it? 👇 Andy Soccodato of The Water Thieves shows how a 34-year-old pumper was able to flow 1,000 GPM while drafting through the front intake.

Dry line or wet line on a four-story stretch? Plenty of firefighters don't like stretching dry.

Does your engine draft through one intake or two? FULL EPISODE: “Multiple Intake Drafting” - Ep. 5 of Rural Water Supply. Head to the comments.

🔥 JUNKYARD FIRES: What's one tip you'd give a probie? Biggest mistake you see? How can this go wrong?

Your dump site pump operator is doing two jobs. Keeping water flowing to the fire while moving water between tanks. That's a lot to watch with tankers rolling in to dump.

How does your crew do it? FDNY stretches low floors. First or second floor, they may just stretch from the rig.

Your jet siphons are stealing pump capacity from the fire. Henry Lovett says each one pulls 150 to 200 GPM off the dump site pumper.

Most urban departments file the deck g*n under defensive and leave it there. Mike from Las Vegas doesn't buy that, and he wrote in to tell us why.