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Why We Need Doctrine Now     
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83.2KB Author: Ed Hollenshead Published: 2006 Posted: 7/14/2006 [Summary]     
Why Were They Entrapped? Lessons Learned From The "Near Miss" Madison Arm Fire Entrapment     
58.68 MB Author: LLC Published: 2008 Posted: 8/13/2008 [Summary]     
Wildland Fire LLC Receives National Fire Plan Award     
In the four years since its start, the Center has made great strides in helping the interagency wildland fire community become a learning organization. ... Center staff has initiated sessions regarding lessons learned ...
134.5KB Author: NFP Published: 2006 Posted: 5/19/2006 [Summary]     
Wildland Fire Safety Awareness Study (TriData) Phase I -Identifying the Organizational Culture     
Dedicated to the over 1000 federal and state wildland firefighters who contributed their time and heartfelt thoughts to this project. ... This report summarizes the results of Phase I of a four-phase study ...
Published: 1997 Posted: 1/1/2004 [Summary]     
Wildland Fire Safety Awareness Study (TriData) Phase IV - Developing a Cooperative Approach     
Author: Charles Perrow Published: 1998 Posted: 4/15/2008 [Summary]     
Wildland Fire Safety Awareness Study Phase II     
This report summarizes the results of Phase II of a four phase study to examine the Federal wildland firefighting community and to improve firefighter safety. ... The focus in Phase I was on systematically ...
Author: Tri Data Corporation Posted: 1/1/2004 [Summary]     
Wildland Fire Safety Featured in Wilderness Medicine Book     
132KB Author: Martin Alexander Published: 2008 Posted: 6/10/2009 [Summary]     
Willow Rappel Fatality News Release     
122.46 bytes Author: n/a Published: 2009 Posted: 10/8/2009 [Summary]     
Wisconsin Wildland Incident Report 2004-2006      
458 KB Author: James Barnier, Wisconsin DNR Published: 2006 Posted: 2/27/2007 [Summary]     
Wisdom in the Lessons Learned Library: Work Ethics and Firefighter Identities in the Fire Orders, 2005 Safety Summit     
Using ethical theory as a lens for analysis, the paper shows how the original Fire Orders attempted to codify an individual “virtue ethic” for firefighter safety traditionally managed through narrative ...
140.8KB Author: J. A. Thackaberry Published: 2005 Posted: 5/4/2005 [Summary]     
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