Need info on national park fire fighter training locations, per fer locations with room & board. please help!?
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Contact the National Parks Service...http://www.nps.gov -they can tell you more
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http://www.acf.hhs.gov/programs/hsb/hsweb/index.jsp#HS\n\n\nI tried to look it up for you, but since you only provided the zip I could not....the site I listed has a search for location by city....good luck
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Here are a few links for you, including maps and photos. Good luck with your research.\n\nI am adding 2 additional links for you. The first is an e-book written by General Bernard Rogers that details the Operation including troop placements. The tough part is that it does not go as low as company level, but if you keep in mind that the Black Lions were part of the 1st Inf Div, you should get a pretty good idea of where they were. Also, A Co 1/28 has an operational veterans organization and have scheduled a reunion in St. Louis in 2007. I am linking their contact page which includes their president. I am fairly confidant that he would be more than glad to give you a first person account of A Co, 1/28 during this operation. Hope this helps.
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Does the building have a name?  Google it.  Do you know the date of the fire?  Perhaps look it up in archives at the library or online.
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pk, here's a link. you need to put in your zip code or something so it can give you direct location. hope this helps! have fun!!
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Wow, right close to home.  I'm in Albemarle and I go to the Uwharries a lot.  I do a lot of wilderness camping so a lot of the times I'm off the trails.  I know they have one campground called Yates Place Campground and it's a pretty good spot.  Most of the time you can walk along the Uwharrie trail and there'll be spots along the trail that others have camped at.  There you can find flat ground, usually cleaned up from debris, as well as fire rings already made.  That tends to work out well too.  If you have anymore questions, just shoot me an email!
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There is a webpage that talks all about muster events maybe you could find one in your area I am not sure if its geared towards junior firefighters but maybe they could direct you somewhere that is just geared towards juniors. The main person to contact seems to be Anita.\nI also found a second website that you can e-mail them with any questions hopefully you will find luck there.
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Ron, what city, state, even country are you asking about?\nName the place and I'm sure someone will direct you to the right location.
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We went to the fire fighting academy in our state.It is a training academy with class rooms and empty buildings made for training the firefighters. Before we went  to the buildings to train we had to do classroom study about fire and rescue.After classroom training you go to a black box and enter it,the box is very small and dark.You enter the dark box with all your equipment on,it is very confining.Some people  are not able to complete this first test.If you can ,then you get to go on to the burn building to practice rescue with some real fire. Real people are not rescued,they use dummies.The dummies are very heavy,I'd say around two hundred pounds maybe.The dummies simulate a person who would most likely be passed out or deceased.You have to be strong and strong minded to be a firefighter.Try to eat right and drink water to stay hydrated,if you eat too much during training and don't drink enough water,you will get sick(throw up)or pass out or have a heatstroke,or you could set yourself on fire if you are not careful.Training to be a firefighter is very important if you go ,take it very serious before you go to the training center.It is Hot,hard work and the training can be somewhat dangerous.Listen in class,learn everything you can and listen to the instructers,they will be watching you and everyone in training very closely. It is their job to see that you are safe,but you have to pay attention and listen closely to what you are told to do.You would be training with firefighters with experience.You would also learn about the different types of fires and how to out the different types of fires. Firefighters,in my opinion are heros that don't get the just reward for all they do.It is a very dangerous job,but can be very rewarding also.Good Luck,if you decide to go to training.
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Go to their website, and find out all the information you want there.\nlinkinpark.com
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There are a lot of Recruiting offices in the Mesa area. There's one at the Supertition Springs Mall. I'm not sure what the addresses are..but there's an office on the North-west corner of Dobson and Southern behind the Oregano's Restaurant and there's one on Broadway between McClintock and Scottsdale Road on the North side of the street. I think the crossroads are Broadway and Dorsey. OOH RAH!!
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I'm not familiar with that area, but I would search the web for your local Land Trusts, Greenbelt Alliance rep, Nature Conservatory, Audubon, or public Open Space District, and then pick their brains and get more referrals from them.  There are often preserved open spaces that are not publicized due to limitations in budgets for providing public access.  Some properties have public outings for scheduled access, others allow public access after docent or permit trainings, and some have all-access trails.  Good luck!
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I'd start with the NAFAA (North American Fire Arts Association). If you happen to be in the right area, the crucible and the burning man festival may be useful too.
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http://images.search.yahoo.com/search/images?p=Kearney+Nebraska+Fire+Dept.&sm=Yahoo%21+Search&fr=FP-tab-img-t&toggle=1&cop=&ei=UTF-8\n\n\nThese were the only pictures I could find of them.  They aren't individual ones, sorry.
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Try the National Parks Service website.  Then, try L.L. Bean's website, which links nicely to information about hundreds if not thousands of recreation areas around the country.\n\nI'm frankly surprised you could not find this info before you came here to Y!A.  Did you look?
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I live locally to the abigail west area as well, i have been to the ruins of the house and seen some really weird shit, flames lighting in a fire place from the ruins.. me and groups of friends are trying to find the directions to the spot again we went years ago and cant remember where it is..so any info you have would be great. Were also looking to start a paranormal group for the adirondack area..my email is poetgurl1927@yahoo.com email me.
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I assume you're looking for the local fire dept? FEMA and The National Fire Academy (NFA)in Emmitsburg, MD used to provide excellent home courses in addition to the on campus classes. The home courses were free or very nearly so.  FEMA has been restructured since I took course through them, but you could always send them and NFA an e-mail and ask them the same question. There also may be Federal or State money avalible to pay for an actual course in your area for frist responders. This money is hard to get sometimes, but your state and federal congressmen or senators can be of help.