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Firefighter training at NIPSTA
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I just got this update from Drew Smith. He mentioned that on February 6th, the NIPSTA Firefighter Academy held an important training session for their candidates. The focus of the day was on working from an aerial platform and practicing Bangor ladder raises. Given the extremely cold weather—temperatures hovering around zero—the team decided to move the training indoors. They used the two-and-a-half-story RIT (Rapid Intervention Team) prop as part of the exercise.
The photos below really capture the intensity of the training. In one image, you can see firefighters practicing with what looks like a massive ladder setup. It’s impressive how they manage to stay focused even in challenging conditions. Another shot shows the group working inside, clearly demonstrating their adaptability and resourcefulness. There’s also a great close-up of the Bangor ladder drill, highlighting the precision required for this type of training.
These exercises are crucial for preparing firefighters for real-world scenarios where quick thinking and technical skill are essential. Kudos to everyone involved for pushing through such tough weather!
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The first photo shows firefighters in action with a large ladder, emphasizing teamwork and coordination. The second image captures the group inside the facility, showcasing their ability to adapt to different environments. Finally, the third photo zooms in on the Bangor ladder drill, highlighting individual effort within the larger team effort.
All images were taken by Drew Smith, who always does an excellent job documenting these events. It’s inspiring to see how dedicated these firefighters are to honing their skills, no matter the circumstances.
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