DoD Firefighter Rescue and Survival School

Photo By Krisa Cassidy | Recently, firefighters completed a four-day progressive course that involved survival and firefighter rescue scenarios at Grissom ARB, Indiana. This course pushes all candidates physically and mentally to react appropriately in worst case scenario situations. Candidates who meet the tasks, conditions, and standards for each drill during the week-long course receive the “No Slack” Patch and will return as part of the instructor cadre for future courses (USAF photo by MSgt Christopher Bauchle).  

IN, UNITED STATES

06.07.2021

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Headquarters Air Force, Office of the Director of Civil Engineers

During a recent training at Grissom ARB, Indiana, Air Force firefighters completed a four-day progressive course as part of the DoD Firefighter Rescue and Survival School. This course pushes firefighters physically and mentally while sharpening their response to worst case scenario situations. Those who meet the tasks, conditions, and standards for each drill receive a “No Slack” patch and return to their home stations as more confident and capable firefighters. Any DoD firefighter interested in attending the next course from 20-24 Sep 2021 may apply here (https://firedawg.us/fras/) or reach out to MSgt Travis Bender via the global.

• Date Taken: 06.07.2021
• Date Posted: 06.07.2021 16:15
• Story ID: 398330
• Location: IN, US