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David Rhodes

David Rhodes

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Editor in Chief, FirefighterNation.com

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Immigration, SportsPolitics, Health Lifestyle, and Entertainment.

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I hate what I don't like.

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Total articles 25

  • The Mission Is Service and Service Is Purpose

    By David Rhodes Verified| Fire Engineering Verified Editor’s OpinionWE CONDUCT a readership survey every year to gauge from members at every level what they perceive to be the pressing issues in the fire service. The feedback is always interesting: Firefighters seek more training in tactics. Mid-level managers need research and resources for managing personnel. And chief officers, alongside others, are increasingly concerned with recruitment and retention.

    By David Rhodes Verified · Fire Engineering

    Apr. 14, 2025

  • The Search Is Still On!

    By David Rhodes Verified| Fire Engineering Verified DATA CONTINUES TO POUR in that overwhelmingly supports a quick, early, and efficient primary search. Based on massive data collection and analysis, many fire service leaders estimate that the United States fire service is making 10 rescues a day! While reporting systems are being updated and improved for more definitive tracking, the current system is lacking in data on this critical mission-focused detail.

    By David Rhodes Verified · Fire Engineering

    Mar. 15, 2025

  • The Mission Is Service and Service Is Purpose

    By David Rhodes Verified| Fire Engineering Verified Editor’s OpinionWE CONDUCT a readership survey every year to gauge from members at every level what they perceive to be the pressing issues in the fire service. The feedback is always interesting: Firefighters seek more training in tactics. Mid-level managers need research and resources for managing personnel. And chief officers, alongside others, are increasingly concerned with recruitment and retention.

    By David Rhodes Verified · Fire Engineering

    Apr. 14, 2025

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Company Info

FirefighterNation.com

England, United Kingdom

+44 20 7384 7700