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Navy Helicopter Crash Drill

Escalating Disasters – Protect Your Rescue Team At All Cost

By On February 8, 2012

was recently aboard a rig that, in addition to firefighters manning foam fire monitors, had the Fast Rescue Craft (FRC) manned during every helicopter landing and takeoff. With the helipad [...]

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us navy, damage control, DCTT

Shipboard Emergency Training – Technology Solutions

By On May 19, 2011

030604-N-7902K-084 Philippine Sea (Jun. 04, 2003) — Damage Control Training Team Supervisor (right), Hull Technician Chief Anthony Wilson and team leader for hose team two (left), Gas Turbine System Technician [...]

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RescueSim – Virtual Fire Team Traning

By On November 1, 2009

We have shown you the video game Ship Simulator 2008, a “realistic” (we haven’t tested this claim) simulator game for your PC, but today we point you towards another product [...]

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USCG’s 45-foot Response Boat-Medium – Video

By On October 8, 2008

The Response Boat-Medium (RB-M) is an all-aluminum, 45-foot boat with twin diesel engines and with water jet propulsion was launched at Commencement Bay in Tacoma, Wash. This small boat, which [...]

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