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(light guitar music)

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- Here at Farrier Fire Fighting School we have various

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courses ranging from basic firefighting courses

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all the way to the four-day advanced course.

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^We also teach aircraft fire fighting.

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^We have the shipboard wet trainer.

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^We teach repair locker leader school.

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We teach caster engineering school.

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We also teach water tight door school.

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We offer every wide range of school you can think of

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to combat fires, combat flooding, deal with toxic

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gas leaks, being able to lead in the locker,

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to be able to guide and get those sailors

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in the right direction to make sure that

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they're going to be a successful evolution

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or successful mission if something were to happen.

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- [Female Voiceover] I didn't realize,

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^prior to going into the Navy, when you're a civilian

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^going to become a sailor, how important

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^fire fighting really is.

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You hear the history and you see the history

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of bad, terrible fires onboard ships

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and you realize how instrumental your rate is.

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A lot of people don't understand that you have to be a

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participant in this, too, if we go down,

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or if we can no longer fight a fire.

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So it's very important that everybody

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understands their role in fire fighting

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and, very importantly, that they know how to fire fight

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when it comes to the time for that use.

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^- I am about to learn how to fight fires.

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^(laughs)

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^To put it in layman's terms, I suppose.

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You get to fight all these fires

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all the way from a small galley fire

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all the way to an engine room fire.

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Just like there's small DDGs

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and everybody is a fire fighter.

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The same thing happens with carriers,

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every single person is a fire fighter.

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So there could be a CS in the engine room for some reason

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and there's a fire that breaks out,

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that CS also needs to know how to fight the fire.

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Not just the engine and not just the PCs.

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(guitar music)

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(sighs)

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(laughs)

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At first I was nervous, mainly because when

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you go on air you have to really breathe

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for it to actually work.

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And I just didn't understand that at first.

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I'm out there freaking out a little.

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But then, once you go in, you have this big rush

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you're just like, yeah, let's do this!