The Texas A&M Task Force 1 search-and-rescue team is ready at a moment's notice to help. From 9/11 and Hurricane Katrina to present-day disasters, the highly-trained team is the nation's most-deployed team when tragedy strikes. Director Jeff Saunders explains the complicated rescue efforts happening at the Florida condo collapse: tx.ag/TXTF121 | Texas A&M University

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🚒 How does this Lexington, Kentucky firefighter use ground monitors to solve problems? Lt. Scott Fett shares valuable insights from his experience as both a firefighter and on the LFD equipment repair team. Lexington Quick Facts - 517,000 population in metro area (109th in U.S.) - LFD covers 285 square miles with 23 stations 1️⃣ Safety – LFD uses BlitzFires for situations where exposure protection is key or where it’s too dangerous to place firefighters. The unmanned capability plus safety shut

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