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- Let's fight this fire, let's go!

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(loud rock music)

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- I was a hose team leader
for the, uh, (murmurs) team,

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(loud noises)

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My job was just to break off the hose team

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from the primary fire and
make sure the hose team

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was safe, had enough air, get the fire

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out as quick as possible
and as safe as possible.

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(loud chanting)

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I've never seen the
hanger base smoked out,

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it creates a sense of urgency

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and sets people in, sort of, a panic

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kind of like how an actual fire would be.

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Your instincts kick in and your training

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really kicks in.

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(loud rock music)

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The (mumbles) team did amazing,

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my job is based on them.

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I couldn't do well if it wasn't
for my hose team doing well.

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(upbeat drums)

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It really shows how
much the training we do

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is important

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and, um, just how quickly
things can go south

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if you don't do things the correct way.

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(rock music)