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1.8M views · Nov 20, 2022 · Nonprofits & Activism

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@lafd · 3 years ago (edited)
No praise of this video can be complete, without clear mention of the NFFF and production staff who put in long hours to accurately capture and share every detail of this story. To them, our agency will remain forever grateful. To members of the fire service who may watch this video, we ask you to always train as if your life depends upon it, because it does!
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@azcop2 · 3 years ago
The Firefighters telling their story and becoming emotional is an important piece in the process of coping with the emotional trauma they experienced while fighting that fire. This is why firefighters need to be commended for what they do.
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@Grand0Theft0Auto · 2 years ago
انا رجل اطفاء من مدينة جده السعوديه و قد شاهدناكم في التلفزيون و اليوتيوب و نحمد الله على سلامتكم يا اخواننا
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@J-Trollio · 3 years ago
Just watched this with my crew here at Vancouver Fire Rescue Services (Canada). Much love and respect to you brothers & sisters down there. Be safe, and thank you for sharing your story!
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@mdouglaswray · 3 years ago
Watching these brave young men brought to tears by the telling of their story is brutal. Knowing they're telling a tale that will become legend is a heavy weight indeed.
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@ArtByFinch · 3 years ago
As a survivor of a near death experience, I can confirm that there is a moment that happens as you're facing the end of your life when you come to terms with death... you relax & your overwhelmed by a disturbing feeling of calm, you accept death. A feeling so disturbing it's traumatic in a way you never forget but no words ever truly describe it.
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@mattmcdowell7213 · 2 years ago
I have watched this video over a dozen times.  Everytime brings a new angle, and thoughts of the 100's of hours of Training that we all have done.  During some of those Training classes, every one of us have grown bored, and frustrated at the same old repeat classes that we have completed numerous times before.  This video is the exact reason for those same old classes.  You train like your life depends on it.  Because if these guys had not done just that, they would not be here with us today.  And there is something that was not mentioned in this video, something that can not be taught in a classroom.  Teamwork.  What i saw in that video was a station come together so tough that no words could possibly express correctly.  Any Firefighter who has seen this video would be proud to work along side anyone from your station.  What a level of comfort knowing that no matter what happens, Station 9 has got your back.  Thank you so much for living through it again to share with all of us. Love you Guys.
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@aportman58 · 2 years ago
Being a retired career firefighter (capt) and now firefighter with our 6 station fire department, it is a miracle that all firefighters were masked up on air and wearing (properly) their PPE! So many times I may not be masked up or don’t have my firefighting work gloves on. I’ve watched this video probably a dozen times and it still hits home and hard! Thankful no one was killed!
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@robinblitz5213 · 3 years ago
Incrediable courage of those members thank you for your service
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@glmike523 · 3 years ago
This video should be required viewing for every Fire Department by including it with their inservice training.
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@trouty7947 · 3 years ago
It's utterly incredible they all survived
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@grayfamoutdoors1759 · 2 years ago
Thank you for sharing your story! This 20 year volunteer fireman appreciates it and your service. May all of you continue to heal.
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