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This is a photo of Local 1970 outside their firetruck in 1759

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Due to the lack of equipment in the late 1600’s, buildings that were on fire had to burn down to the ground because firefighters couldn’t fight fires from the inside, only the outside.

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The first helmet was leather, not giving much protection to the head, also known as the “bump” helmet because it was only good if you got bumped in the head. It was designed in 1730.

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Their turnout gear, the uniforms they wore into the fire, could not protect them from heat or the flames, it was pants, leather boots, and a long trench coat.

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In 1825 the face mask was designed for firefighters to allow them to breathe fresh air

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This is a photo taken back in March of 2014 of multiple firefighters rushing a person on a stretcher to an ambulance passing firetrucks.

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Today, firefighters are suited to run inside burning building and fight fires from the inside, just as much as the other side.

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Jacket:made from fire resistant material

Boots: rubber, fire retardant, and waterproof

Helmet: able to take larger impact, lightweight

Gloves: Different types for different jobs

Breathing Apparatus: able to be worn longer, cleaner, and has to be worn with oxygen tank

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Become an EMT

Take fire tech classes at a tech college

Understand the risk, work, and dedication that it takes

Get a postsecondary non degree award

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Megyn Kelly TODAY explores the emotional toll of being a firefighter

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Tim Aboudara, president of the Santa Rosa Fire Fighters, and Frank Leto, the deputy director of the FDNY Counseling Service Unit, discuss the impacts of on-the-job traumas experienced by firefighters.

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This is a photo of what developers are developing for firefighters so that everything they need is at the flick of their wrist.

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 All future applicants in the predicted year 2030 must:

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 All future applicants in the predicted year 2030 must:

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Drag a 185 pound dummy

Do a 3 mile run

A 1RM Deadlift, the applicant must be able to lift his/ her own body weight

Stair climb while wearing 50 pounds

Search and Rescue Obstacle Course

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Firefighters are at greater risk for PTSD, in years to come, there will me certified PTSD therapists at fire stations so firefighters can get the help they need and talk to a professional. For more information about firefighters and PTSD click here

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Brink: F.I.T the. Future of Firefighting