Command Performance Firefighters at the 911 Pentagon Emergency Pamela Varley Arnold Howitt 2003
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In early December 2001, I was working as a Fire Department dispatcher. I was dispatching fires to the fire station that I have lived at for over 30 years. The calls are coming from all over the country, but the 911 call center in Washington DC is where most of the work is. I had been dispatching fires since August of 1991. During that month, I was sent to the Pentagon to assist the fire marshals with a massive emergency. They needed help with firefighting
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Firefighters played a critical role during the 9/11 terrorist attacks. They fought the blazing infernos, and fought the raging flames that consumed the World Trade Center’s twin towers. Firefighters also had to make sure the rescue and recovery efforts of the more than 2,700 people who died could happen. However, their biggest challenge was to protect the World Trade Center. Firefighters had to take down the structure’s exterior. The towers had to remain standing, for at least a
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The 911 Pentagon Emergency was a devastating event where a large amount of building collapsed onto the outside. In a matter of seconds, 15,000 people lost their lives. Source My time as a firefighter was a once in a lifetime experience, where I learned more than I could have ever imagined about firefighting techniques. During the event, my team and I were sent to assist with the firefighting operations. While there, I received training on how to perform tasks safely and efficiently. I had been in the
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I am the world’s top expert on command performance in firefighting, and in my professional experience and personal opinion, Command Performance Firefighters is an outstanding program for first-response firefighters in extreme emergencies, as it offers everything they need to make informed decisions, be a leader in their profession, build a successful career, and make a difference in the community. Command Performance Firefighters offers a comprehensive program that is flexible and adaptable to the needs of first-responders. The training is structured to allow each
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In 2003, the Command Performance Firefighters was commissioned to lead the rescue operations of 911 Pentagon. I was the commander of the team at the time. The task was the toughest assignment in my professional career. The 911 Pentagon attack was not a drill, as it was a live fire exercise. This event brought together the most exceptional firefighters in the country. The scenario was a real-life exercise that tested our abilities and the strength of our organization. The task was a massive
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The purpose of this narrative is to provide a comprehensive view and reflection on the specific actions and events that played out during the chaotic and traumatic events that occurred during the tragic 911 incident at the World Trade Center’s twin towers, and the subsequent emergency response and response by the various firefighters during and after the attacks. In this narrative, I will analyze the key elements of the 911 emergency, and explain how Command Performance Firefighters worked to keep the trapped, wounded, and suffering
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In my opinion, I would recommend that commanders need to be evaluated regularly and that they need to have the capability to adapt to different situations. In my view, the ability to adapt to situations is an essential capability for commanders. Commanders need to be adaptable to different circumstances, especially when they are faced with unexpected emergencies. Commanders should be able to react to changes in the situation as they happen. For example, when faced with a fire, commanders must have a clear understanding of what is happening and be able to direct the team in a timely manner.