Wait is Cruz dating Chloe cause he called her baby I’m confused

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Yeah, whenever it’s a fire fighters member, e.g GF, BF, Mum dad. They all go to that person because it’s there family to

What season is this?

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I Love Chicago fire

He's definitely moved up to main character status in recent seasons, rightfully so because he's awesome lol

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Dab • 10 years ago • nah in Britain we spell it “favourite” so she’s right

I can turn the channel for u get yo stupid American spellings out of here

Carter P soo true

Carter

Romeo Nakoolak yes

*_DRAMA_*

Ikr

She is ugly anyway

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Regina Macdonald what kind of person are u?

I get it's a tv show but c'mon dude. That's not cool

Jasper Ferini ikr but she’s not even ugly no ones ugly

me too, i love chicago fire and chicago pd but i want to also be a firefighter but not a cop

@@riteshnalmar8345 I wish you the best in your future career, in the past four months I’ve started thinking more about the army but I still love all three Chicago’s. They’ll always be my favourite

o7 to you!

I want to be a firefighter too I've always wanted to face the smoke since I was 5

@Suprathatis Yeah clearly, and if you were to read before commenting you would’ve seen my reply to the other person. I’m not going for a firefighter anymore and also, why do you think I called it a “show”? I clearly know that shows are nothing like real life.

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Matko Mašić these are actors so what they do is they put makeup on one side for one seen and then they take it off and put some more on for a different seen

They might also be on different angles

you get in a car wreck like that the airbag is guna give you 2 black eyes

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Same

After seeing it for the first time I became a volunteer firefighter, and I want to make a career out of firefighting

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That was his wife or girlfriend

No he's still a lieutenant, it says on his shield

He must of got a new one

It's just a new shield. Severide hasn't been promoted yet. You can see the word Lieutenant at 0:04

Spikeyy no he got a new one he is still a lieutenant

Probably just cleaned it

Herobrine is dead no more now

Bruh

That’s not funny 😠

@@ritvikmishra8388 r/whooosh

Ritvik Mishra your not funny

Same when I was 9 I got into a car crash and I was in a wheelchair for a few months luckily no one apart from me was majorly injured (a few cuts and brusies but that's it)

Pd I'm not such a fan of that but fire and med I defiantly like those shows

I love how they all connect too that's really cool

I 💙ve this show. Just like Chicago Med&Pd

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_One_ of the biggest for me. _Alarm für Cobra 11_ has one much bigger than that in one of their recent episodes ("Kollision"), and you even get to see it happening.

Chanelle Goddard I can’t tell if you’re joking

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@Chanelle Goddard you know this is a show and not IRL right

It might be a good show but at a firefighter, a lot of the scenarios and just skills being used are inaccurate. I wish I could watch it but it just pisses me off most of the time

Punkt112 Punkt112 they don’t have an old helicopter prop so they have to use real ones but it’s incredibly expensive to rent

Radicalexplosions I think foam is only for electric and it was the main not the fuel tank

Radicalexplosions foam is only used when there’s a lot of gas on the ground but yes it can help

You don’t want to really use foam unless you absolutely have to because it can turn into a HAZMAT situation due to the chemicals in the foaM which are bad for the environment

ConnecticutFireProductions 315 definitely depends on the foam I know what the Australian RFS uses it is class A and it’s biodegradable

Rhys Drezdoff weigh*

They have to have six carrying two either side and one at the top and bottom, then a swap out team incase which is another six

It's not so much her dead body weight, but because she may have recieved a major spinal injury. That requires not just brute strength, but the upmost care, which is why head restraints are such as to avoid the casualty moving their head and neck _at all_ , to prevent possible further injury/damage. With a spinal chord injury, even the slightest jolt can cause severe pain, to say nothing of making said injury worse. Hence they carried her like she was a large case of eggs, because you can't tell how fragile her spine is/was, nor how much pain she was in. From my first aid training, pain relief is rarely given in the field, unless it is severe, to prevent it masking other injuries. Besides, specific drugs are often dosed mg/ml/kg body mass, or m^2 surface area, if my memory serves, which ever is the easiest to measure ... I happen to know this because, three days after receiving surgery to correct my scoliosis, I had a gaggle of porters, and nurses, transfer me, and the bed I was in, from the ICU, to the ward, in the lift. Even the smallest bump went straight up my spine, so they literally had to lift one end of the bed over the 2mm difference in height that people don't notice between the inner and outer lift doors, because even the wheels hitting that, and the gap in-between, was enough to shake the entire bed just to enough ... and yes, even on strong pain meds, that hurt; not enough to make me scream, but a muffled moan through me biting my lips was enough to cause the nurse in charge to apologise, especially after the thud as the lift came to a hault ... ouch doesn't come close ... ... heck, they had to put me on a 24/7 pethidine drip, to numb the pain of having had had spinal surgery; stronger than morphine but not quite as strong as fentanyl ... that they only give to burn victims, or in patients where pethidine doesn't do squat ... Hence so many firefighters ... they had to move swiftly, but not in haste, and to make sure that the backboard she was on staid as stable as possible, with as little jerky movements as possible ...

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GreenMountainRanch how so?

Emma H you wouldn’t bring along a member who has someone personal in the accident, can lead to complications just like how cops are never put in cases about their family That’s the only thing I can think of that is wrong

@@Alucard-gt1zf in real life how would you know that you or one of your workers is it going to know someone in the wreck? That's just a matter of chance

@@robfab5204 well if he's saying he thinks they are that's a pretty big indication

@@Alucard-gt1zf Quite often a firecrew being sent to an incident in which a family, or loved one, of a crew member involved, is pure happenstance. Hence why the Chief took Cruz straight to hospital, after the medevac, because no way would Cruz be able to fulfil his duties, if his mind is elsewhere. I'm pretty sure that is how all fire officers of the same rank as either a Captain, or Chief will act, if faced with a similar situation ...

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Some of them were jammed

I _think_ that different departments have different policies on that.

Austin Michael I thought the same thing.

I kinda know what you mean ... I used to volunteer with a couple of retired firefighters who use to share old 'war stories' about incidents they've been to, including one fire where this one guy literally had to pour the sweat out of his boots, as it got that hot ... But the one thing they're are reluctant to talk about is mass casualty incidents, especially involving fire, such as a severe pile up. The one thing that gives them nightmares is the smell ... I need not tell you that some smells are unmistakable, that not even several showers will clean you off of. In some cases, you may have to get a entire new uniform, including bunker gear, because it is tainted with _that_ smell ... Sadly, I was too short, and knew I could never pass the fitness standards, to even think about joining up. But, if you are a serving firefighter, then I thank you for your service. Firefighters and EMTs/Paramedics are far too often unsung heroes of the First Responders, who get overlooked, yet whose duty is also to serve and protect, despite getting little in the way of reward. Take care, and go safely.

The first pile up may have happened if the cars were all driving too close together at high/ish speeds, it only takes one person to hit the brakes or make a mistake and everyone will react. The other side will have been rubberneckers trying to see what happened on the other side.

There wasn't a crash on both sides of the highway, the police just closed both lanes of traffic to allow the emergency vehicles to get to the scene