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Newport Township Fire Protection District Training Burn, 6-10-23

Jun 13

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From Jimmy Bolf

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Fire department training 3-8-22 (more)

Mar 9

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Some video footage from the Fire department training 3-8-22

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Boone County Fire District #2 burn down

Dec 18

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From Tim Olk:

Boone County Fire District 2 burn down today (12/18/21)

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Boone County Fire District 2 tender and quint

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Boone County Fire District 2 brush truck

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North of the Border

Apr 2

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This from Asher Heimermann:

A balloon framed house went up in flames as firefighters from the Caledonia Fire Department and two other Racine County fire departments conducted a controlled house burn at County Road V and 6½ Mile Road in Caledonia, Wisconsin on Wednesday, March 31st. Smoke from the burn could be seen from Interstate 94.

Raymond Fire & Rescue, the South Shore Fire Department, and the Racine Fire Bells were in attendance. An instructor from the Chicago Fire Department was involved in the training.

Firefighters burn a vacant house after using it for training

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North of the Border

Mar 28

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This from Asher Heimermann:

Raymond Fire & Rescue conducted a house burn along with several Racine County fire departments near 76th Street and Waukesha Road in the Village of Raymond. Wind gusts were between 28 MPH and 33 MPH during the live fire training.

The property owner generously donated the structure to the fire department to use for training purposes before finally burning it to the ground Sunday.

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Burn down in Wood Dale, IL 7-6-19 (more)

Apr 6

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This from Steve Redick:

This was an area slated for demolition as a large industrial complex is going to be built on this site. The main fire building was an unusually large and modern house. It was very interesting to watch the behavior of the O’Hare noise windows under fire conditions. Also unusual to see two buildings allowed to burn at the same time. Wind conditions made for some interesting fire behavior too. See all photos here:

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Burn down in McHenry, IL 3-15-19

Mar 24

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This from Steve Redick:

Took this in on Friday (3/15/19). A clubhouse/restaurant at the Chapel Hill Golf Club. Unusual to see a building this large used as a burn down. I believe they had been conducting numerous evolutions here previously and Friday was the burn down to aid in the demolition of the building. I don’t believe anything will be erected in its place. No real firefighting operations to see but I did get to observe some amazing fire behavior and conditions. The collapse of the front entrance overhang was unusual, but I missed it and only got the aftermath. It was interesting to see the tanker setup although it really wasn’t utilized much. The video and all the images can be seen here:

Steve