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| What's It Like to Be In a Fire? | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
| "You can't see anything in front of you." “You can’t breathe.” “It’s hot. It’s dark. It’s hostile.” “You don’t know what to expect.” “You have to go by feel.” “A 15-foot hallway seems 50 miles long.” “You can easily become unraveled.” “It’s not a place where humans are ever expected to go. " |
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| How Fast Is Fire? |
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| "Firefighters train every day for this experience. And it’s still scary and confusing.” | “Could you and your family get out if there’s a fire?” | “There’s only one way to be sure. Practice your home fire drill. Practice, practice, practice.” | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||
| Lt. Robert Crandall, 30-year veteran, Rochester Fire Department | Captain Maria Figueroa, 24-year veteran, Miami Fire Department | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
