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What are the two strategic modes?
Offensive and Defensive
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What determines strategic mode?(5)
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As command is transferred what must the new IC DO?
Must reevaluate the strategy based on risk management plan
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What is an offensive attack centred around?
Rescue
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What should be avoided during an offensive attack?
Exterior application of water
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When considering avenues of fire expansion and its speed what is the IC looking for to be affected?(4)
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Where should the positive pressure ventilation openings be directed?
From the unburned side and exit out the fire area
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What should be considered when setting up fire attack?
Where the fire will be not where it is
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What are the variables for attack operations?*3)
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How must fire attack be set up for marginal attack
Initiate an interior attack wile setting up defensive positions on the exterior
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When is a marginal attack abandoned?(4)
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When is defensive strategy implemented?
When an offensive attack or the potential for one has been abandoned for reasons of personnel safety and the involved structure has been conceded as lost
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What must be done by all crews when “emergency traffic” is called and a switch from offensive to defensive has been made?(3)
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What are the first second and third priority of defensive operations
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What is the most effective strategy for defensive operations
Master stream at 1600 L/min
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What does “fire under control” mean?
Forward progress of the fire has been stopped
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What happens when “fire under control” is achieved?
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What must command do if defensive operations are conducted from the onset?
Notify dispatch that there will not be a primary search conducted.
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What is the urge to focus only on the fire commonly called?
Candle moth syndrome