Trivia

Started by RescueHazmat, October 23, 2006, 11:17:35 PM

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CFS_Firey

Q) How many brigades got over 300 calls last year?

Alan (Big Al)

5
Barker
Salisbury
Dalkeith
Stirling
Morhett Vale
Lt. Goolwa CFS

SA Firey

Morphett Vale 300
Dalkeith 307
Mount Barker 310
Salisbury 365  
:-D
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Alan (Big Al)

Lt. Goolwa CFS

medevac

how many brigades got 1 or less? LOL

boss

we save lives, we breath smoke, we eat ash, why do we do it? cos it's a way of life for us that we have chosen to take

boss

which brigades saved the seven hills pub on ash Wednesday 2

we save lives, we breath smoke, we eat ash, why do we do it? cos it's a way of life for us that we have chosen to take

SA Firey

#32
In what year did Kangaroo Island brigades which was previously Region 3 become a part of Region 1?

Clue....in 1994 they were still Region 3 :wink:
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Pipster

I reckon the KI Group has always been in Region 1...there were at least two Groups on KI previously, which eventually merged to form the current KI Group within the last 8 years or so....   :|

Got some idea that one may have been the Dudley Group...?

Pip
There are three types of people in the world.  Those that watch things happen, those who make things happen, and those who wonder what happened.

CFS_Firey

No, KI only joined region 1 when they did the big shake up of regions and went from 9 to 6 regions... Don't know the year though...

Pipster

Kangaroo Island may have changed regions, but the KI Group I don't reckon existed then.....   :|

Pip
There are three types of people in the world.  Those that watch things happen, those who make things happen, and those who wonder what happened.

RescueHazmat

Q) In what year did the South Australian Fire Services (SAMFS, SACFS) change from all red emergency warning devices, to both red and blue?

boss

Quote from: RescueHazmat on October 31, 2006, 10:48:54 AM
Q) In what year did the South Australian Fire Services (SAMFS, SACFS) change from all red emergency warning devices, to both red and blue?
late 1994 early 1995  :| :? :? :?
we save lives, we breath smoke, we eat ash, why do we do it? cos it's a way of life for us that we have chosen to take

Chirp / Vibrate

The first organised fire fighting unit in this state was Wirrabara. According to the plaque in the township at the entrance to the forest.


5271rescue

what year was that chirp???
blinky bill
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5271rescue

what is the cost of a new fireking??????
blinky bill
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F.B.R.T

The views I express are my own, and not necessarily of the service I represent!

Robert-Robert34

Glad to see you back online Senior Firey70 i suppose you'll be off for a while tomorrow until you get naother break from training  :wink:
Kalangadoo Brigade

SA Firey

Quote from: 5271rescue on November 12, 2006, 05:55:12 AM
what is the cost of a new fireking??????

Cost is irrelevant CFA call them Webers...for obvious reasons why would you build a truck to drive through a burnover :evil:

Deadman Zone Training...safety zone,anchor point :-)
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5271rescue

there a great truck and they have been tested to 1000 degrees
blinky bill
my view only

Scania_1

You would probably build a fire king to survive a burnover to save lives. Quite a few deaths have occurred in forest fires in SA over the years.

CFS_Firey

So back on topic.... How much would one cost?

Scania_1

I think around the $600,000 mark give or take a few bucks.

SA Firey

Who was CEO Don McArthur's predecesor?
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5271rescue

lloyd johns,cost of the firekings $800,000 that is the one at mout burr
blinky bill
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