The official home of the Second Life Medevac Search & Rescue Team. We are located in the virtual world of Second Life and respond to all "role played" rescues grid wide.
Saturday, August 31, 2013
Burn training at Captive Desires
Members of the newly formed Captive Desires Fire Dept. joined with the Chief from Claremont Fire & Rescue for a little mutual aid training. We fired up the burn tower on it's most difficult setting and had over a dozen fires going at once. We got to practice drafting from a Linden lake as well as hydrant and ladder operations. Claremont's Chief brought their snorkel too.
Tuesday, August 27, 2013
Saturday, August 24, 2013
Minor MVA up the street from the new fire station
No one was hurt and we transported the victim back to the station for an examination. She was released shortly after Lt. Solo was finished with her.
Pump and fire attack training
Lt. Solo and Capt. Laville worked on pump operations, aerial deployment, and of course interior attack at the new burn simulator at the fire station tonight.
SL Medevac Fire & Rescue (aka Station 4)
Our new Station 4 is the fire station. Located in Rannels it has the following units stationed here:
Engine-791 (mini pumper / brush truck)
Tanker-792
Tower-793
Engine-795
Rescue-797 (heavy rescues, MVA's, and structure fires)
Squad-798 (ACLS ambulance)
Squad-799 (ACLS / PALS / PALCS ambulance)
Engine-791 (mini pumper / brush truck)
Tanker-792
Tower-793
Engine-795
Rescue-797 (heavy rescues, MVA's, and structure fires)
Squad-798 (ACLS ambulance)
Squad-799 (ACLS / PALS / PALCS ambulance)
Thursday, August 22, 2013
Training with new Tower-793
I tried out Tower-793 tonight and...wow what a truck! And Chief Mark Holt from the Claremont Fire Dept. was right...the HD Fire System rocks! I actually had fun!
Tanker-792 on scene
First I tried a simple brush fire. That just whet my appetite so I moved onward....
With a 1.75" I stormed the castle and attacked
Ok why did I buy Tower-793 again? Oh yes...just for this kind of fire!
Monday, August 19, 2013
New fire apparatus
Adding to the SL Medevac fleet we have two new engines and of course rescue squad 799
Engine 791 is a 2013 HD NextGen
500 gallon water tank
1500 gallon foam tank
2- 5" inlets
2- 5" discharges
5 -1.75" discharges
1500 GPM
175 GPM front mount bumper nozzle
Pump & roll capable
Tanker 792 is a 2013 HD NextGen
3000 gallon water tank
2-5" intakes
2-5" discharges
4-1.75" discharges
1 rear mount dump chute
1500 GPM
Engine 795 is also a 2013 HD NextGen
1000 gallon water tank
2500 gallon foam tank
2-5" intakes
2-5" discharges
4-2.5" discharges
1500GPM
Squad 798 is a 2014 HD NextGen
BLS / ALS equipped
Power cot lift
Fully integrated ALS equipment
12 lead LifePak 12
Squad 799 is a 2013 ProStreet ALS Ambulance
BLS / ALS equipped
Stryker power cot
Power cot lift
Fully integrated ACLS equipped
12 lead LifePak 12
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