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Nov 24, 1998 Two career fire fighters electrocuted after the aluminum extension ladder they were using contacted a 7,620-volt overhead powerline – Kansas.
Nov 24, 1998 Two career fire fighters electrocuted after the aluminum extension ladder they were using contacted a 7,620-volt overhead powerline – Kansas.
Nov 23, 2006 Career fire fighter injured during rapid fire progression in an abandoned structure dies six days later – Georgia.
Nov 22, 2005 Volunteer fire fighter dies in tanker rollover crash – Texas.
Nov 21, 2007 Fire fighter suffers sudden cardiac death after responding to two calls – Kansas. Nov 21, 2005 Fire fighter/emergency medical technician suffers an acute myocardial infarction and dies three days later – Pennsylvania.
Nov 20, 2015 Fire boat captain suffers sudden cardiac death after winterizing fire boat – Michigan. Nov 20, 2013 Assistant fire chief suffers fatal heart attack while operating an engine at a residential structure fire – Pennsylvania.
Nov 19, 2001 Volunteer fire fighter killed and an assistant chief injured in tanker truck crash – West Virginia.
Nov 18, 2015 Sergeant suffers sudden cardiac death while on duty – Michigan. Nov 18, 2002 Fire chief dies after performing service call – Connecticut. Nov 18, 1997 Fire fighter dies as a result of a cardiac arrest during an apartment fire – Louisiana.
Nov 17, 2003 Fire fighter-paramedic suffers sudden cardiac death while performing physical fitness training – Washington. Nov 17, 2003 Career captain/safety officer dies in a single motor vehicle crash while responding to a call – Kansas.
Everyone please be careful out there! 5 NIOSH reports today and Firefighterclosecalls.com has many more historical LODD’s! Nov 16, 2014 Pump operator/paramedic suffers sudden cardiac death after physical fitness training – Texas. Nov 16, 2007 Volunteer fire fighter dies after falling through floor supported by engineered wooden-I beams at residential structure fire – Tennessee. Nov […]
Another rough day, historically, for Line of Duty Deaths. In addition to the 4 below pulled from NIOSH reports, Firefighterclosecalls.com lists several other, older LODD’s. One of my first training memories is of an officer examining a Line of Duty Death (1984 below) included showing this video so we could all learn something from the […]