Article Title,Year,Volume,Issue,Page Range,Author
Ammunition Fires: Shooting Away Misconceptions,1984,137,11,14-19,Aldrich
Safety: Razor Ribbon A Hidden Hazard,1984,137,11,10-10,Anderson
The LAFD Task Force Concept Works for Haz-Mat Incidents,1986,139,12,42-45,Bennett
Fire Investigation Not Arson Investigation: A Definite and Noteworthy Distinction,1985,138,11,15-15,Bissett
Some Comments and Suggestions Concerning Apparatus Emergency Warning Lights,1986,139,8,11-11,Bolly
An Overview: Grain Dust Explosions,1983,136,5,22,Bowen
The Backdraft - A New Look at an Old Danger,1986,139,10,50-53,Bowen
Armory Fire,1983,136,5,55-56,Bradish
Delayed Alarms - A Focus for Public Fire Educators,1984,137,10,53-54,Brannigan
Flame Spread Can be Accelerated by Interior Finishes,1985,138,4,36-37,Brannigan
Know Your Roof,1986,139,9,44-51,Brannigan
Drug-Testing,1986,139,12,6-6,Brennan
Propane Gas Leak in Vehicle Results in Flash Fire,1983,136,5,67-68,Burns
Ventilation: the Overlooked Basic,1983,136,8,8-8,Carlson
How Are Decisions Made,1986,139,12,8-8,Carlson
A Prepared Approach to Hazardous Material Incidents,1983,136,12,55-57,Cashman
The Newark Texaco Explosion: How It Could Have Been Prevented,1983,136,6,28,Caufield
Your Safety -- Is It Legislated?,1984,137,11,8-9,Caulfield
Horror in A Haunted Castle -- the Tragedy the Investigation,1984,137,8,36-38,Comer
Earthquake Preparations,1985,138,4,48-48,Condon
The Benefit of Multiple Anchors Depends on the Angles of Descent,1986,139,12,12-12,Cooper
Carelessness Caused 10 Million Dollar New Jersey Fire,1985,138,4,40-42,Corbett
Earth-Sheltered Housing: Fire Protection Considerations,1983,136,8,72-73,Crosley
Keeping firefighters warm in winter should also be a concern,1986,139,6,18-18,Day
Ammunition Fires: Uncertainties and Additional Considerations,1985,138,2,15-15,Delay
Forestry Fire Forces Focus on Air Attacks,1984,137,12,52-54,Elias
The Problems with Converted Dwellings,1984,137,2,14-15,Featherstone
Ammonium Nitrate,1986,139,9,25-28,Fire
Statewide Smoke Detector Blitz,1984,137,9,72,Garrison
Fire-Prevention and Education -- A New Direction,1986,139,6,12-12,Gay
Rescue vs Recovery,1986,139,4,21,Hendrick
Clandestine Drug Labs,1986,139,8,16,Howard
Handling Marine Incidents by Planning,1984,137,2,10-10,Isman
Fire and Life Safety in Air-Supported Domes,1985,138,5,66-69,Ivison
Apparatus Accidents - Focus on Intersection Safety,1986,139,12,10-11,Jones
A Helpful Hint to Combat Brush Fires,1986,139,10,16-16,Jovenitti
Major Pesticide Fire Tests Resources of Small Town Emergency Units,1983,136,12,14-16,Kearns
A Manufacturers Defect or Murder: the Forensic Team Approach to a Product Liability Lawsuit,1986,139,1,31,King
Fire: A Terrorist's Weapon -- An Analysis of the MOVE Confrontation as a Terrorist Attack,1986,139,10,26,King
PTSD Should be Recognized by All,1986,139,4,16-16,Laffey
A Suggested Means to Account for Personnel,1986,139,7,10-10,Leeson
Garages: Potential Haz-Mat Incidents,1983,136,12,8-8,Mcfadden
Hazardous Materials in the Home,1984,137,2,8-8,Mcfadden
Garden Apartments: Old Worry New Package,1986,139,3,8-8,Mcfadden
Ignited Gasoline Vapors Snake Through Sewer System,1983,136,6,58-59,Mcgary
Shopping Malls Demand A Pre-Incident Action Plan,1983,136,10,18-21,Mcgary
Hazardline - A Rapid Response to Requests for Hazardous Materials Information,1983,136,12,52-54,Mcgary
Agriculture Rescue Management,1986,139,8,9-10,Meston
Safety -- A Matter of Supervision Attitude and Training,1986,139,6,18-18,Orourke
Emergency Service Leaders Should Take Full Charge of Emergency Incidents,1985,138,11,15-15,Patchell
Smoke Detector Survey,1983,136,9,42-44,Porter
Church Groups May Bolster the Fire Prevention Message,1986,139,4,16-16,Prentice
Preventing Live Burn Accidents,1985,138,5,10-10,Reardon
Sprinklers for Mobile Homes,1983,136,1,12-12,Riviere
Building Codes Dont Always Stand Up to Fire,1986,139,4,16-16,Robertson
Building Construction Aids in Fire Control,1984,137,11,54-56,Rose
Invisible Flame: Fire in a Liquid-Hydrogen Tanker,1983,136,6,22,Routley
Increase Fire Safety in Hotel Motel Guest Rooms,1985,138,12,40-43,Rule
Disaster Plannings Key - Cooperation,1986,139,4,27-30,Schroeder
Recognizing and Identifying Burn Patterns,1984,137,6,24-26,Stickevers
Reporting Suspected Child Abuse,1986,139,9,20-23,Switzer
An Effective Braking System for Your Apparatus,1986,139,6,27-29,Trindal
Ammunition Fires: Uncertainties and Additional Considerations,1985,138,2,15-15,Ulrich
Life Safety Decals Are Not Always Current,1985,138,4,13-13,West
High-Rise Hose Pack Innovations,1986,139,11,10-11,Widing
Lack of Sprinklers Leads to Mall Destruction,1984,137,2,17-19,Williams
Handling  Flammable Liquid Leak and Spill,1986,139,3,10,Wood
Hydrogen cyanide in fire smoke: An unrecognized threat to the American firefighter,2006,159,8,4-8,Walsh
Operating in Modern Subdivisions: Single-Family Dwellings,2006,159,7,49-52,Dempsey
Size-Up at Commercial Building Fires,2006,159,10,20-22,DeMarse
Understanding Post Traumatic Stress Disorder,2006,159,12,85-88,Antonellis
Establishing a RIT From the Ground Up,2006,159,12,28-31,Milen
Farm Machinery Incidents Present Unique Problems,2006,159,9,109-112,Joe
Fire Prevention Bureau,2006,159,7,113-116,Hilton
In the Cover of Darkness: Arsonist Strikes,2006,159,8,59-68,Luckett
Incident Commander's Guide to Preserving Evidence,2006,159,8,73-78,Codding
Critical incident stress management,2004,157,12,22-30,Stewart
Responding to jumper incidents,1996,149,5,72-75,Langone