Changes

* "Two in, two out" refers to the rule that firefighters never enter a building or other IDLH situation alone but go in as a pair.  Two go in and two come out; also, the two in can refer to the two who enter the building while a backup team of two remains outside the building ready to enter if needed.

* "Two in, two out" refers to the rule that firefighters never enter a building or other IDLH situation alone but go in as a pair.  Two go in and two come out; also, the two in can refer to the two who enter the building while a backup team of two remains outside the building ready to enter if needed.

[[category : Fire fighting]]

Firefighting [[skill]]s and [[tool]]s are important today, but they will become crucial during [[YOYO]] time, since there may not be working [[telephone]]s or even a functioning [[fire department]] available to respond. As firefighters like to say, if you become involved in a [[crisis]] situation, you will not rise to the occasion; rather you will default to your level of training."<ref>60 {{Template:James Wesley Rawles glossary authorized quotation}} 131-139</ref> It is important to address [[prevention|preventing]] fires and reducing fire risk at your [[home]] or [[survivalist retreat]].

 

 

[[Category : Fire fighting]]

[[category : Emergency Services]]

[[category : Emergency Services]]

[[Category : Systems of Support]]

[[Category : Systems of Support]]

[[Category : Safety]]

[[Category : Safety]]

[[Category : Survivalism]]

[[Category : Survivalism]]