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NEVER ON A 10 IBD

ROBERT EDWARD PALESTRANT
ROBERT PALESTRANT
06 / 2023
9798988229117
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Sinopsis

I was fortunate to have worked for one of the greatest departments in the world, but this book could easily represent firefighters from Los Angeles, the City of Miami, the Fire Department of New York, Houston, Washington DC, or any of the hundreds of urban area fire departments across the country.áI wrote Never On A 10 for multiple reasons. áThere are exceptional training books and articles written by dedicated individuals with years of experience, but I saw a need to show what actually happens during day to day operations that are truly indicative of the Fire Service.á In addition, most non-fictional books on firefighting focus primarily on extraordinary lifesaving measures and bravery. áToo many movies and television shows depict firefighters as exceptionally heroic, or only show them responding to the most serious calls day in, day out. áEven worse, they are at times portrayed as totally dysfunctional in both in their professional and personal lives. áThe truth lies somewhere in between. áThere have been multiple books in this genre, some of which are extremely engaging and written by veterans of the fire service in tradition-laden departments. áWhat separates Never On A 10 from that crowd is that it is not about the old-school fire departments such as Chicago, Detroit, or New York.á Never On A 10 combines the humor, critical calls, and everyday life experienced in South Florida with the flavor and heavy influence of the Caribbean.áThe âÇÖ10âÇÖ comes from one of the two primary codes that were used by public safety organizations across the country, largely to avoid miscommunication using words such as no and go, which sound similar but can have opposite meanings, leading to potentially disastrous results. áThe second reason was to use a common operating platform, thereby minimizing on the air chatter and keeping the air clear for emergencies. áBoth sets of codes were utilized primarily to prevent the media and the public from discerning calls, but have mostly been discontinued with the increased use of clear text. All of the incidents depicted in this book are true. áá

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