Aqueous film foam (AFFF) is created by mixing water, fluorochemical surfactants, and stabilizers. The mixture is then aerated to produce a foam that can be used to suppress fires. When applied to a fire, the foam creates a blanket that separates the oxygen from the fuel source, effectively smothering the fire and preventing re-ignition.

Yes, many firefighters lost their lives during the September 11, 2001 attacks. A total of 343 firefighters from the New York City Fire Department perished in the line of duty while responding to the World Trade Center attacks.

Firefighter volunteers choose to volunteer because they have a passion for serving their community, helping others in times of need, and making a positive impact. They may also find fulfillment and satisfaction in the adrenaline rush and the sense of camaraderie that comes with being a firefighter. Volunteering allows them to contribute their skills and expertise while also gaining valuable experience and training.

Firefighters tackle different kinds of fires by using different techniques and tools. For example, they may use water or foam to extinguish fires fueled by flammable liquids like gasoline. For electrical fires, they may use fire extinguishers that are designed to cut off the electrical current. Additionally, firefighters may use specific approaches and protective equipment, like fire-resistant clothing and breathing apparatus, to address fires in different environments, such as high-rise buildings or forests.

In the United States, veterinarians complete at least three years (usually four) of undergraduate college plus another four years of vet school. This varies slightly by country, but the global norm is usually between 6 and 8 years of post-secondary education.
About eight years of collage, but if you have agricultural classes in your high school , then it takes about all four years of high school to get your certification.

it all basically depends where you go and how many jobs you have...departments usually start you off around $30k-$40k and the days fire fighters have off from their full time department they usually work Day crew jobs at volunteer departments.

I dont know you should ask someone who cares.

If you mean the first ever Sims games (Sims 1) then yes you and even do on sims 2 and sims 3.

Here's how:

First of all you need a computer in your house

Second, go on your computer look up jobs and there's a list of jobs (careers)

Third, find fireman (women if girl) then it ask if you want to be firefighter click, yes

and you're a firemen/women.

Since there is no fire department to cal at sea, it is up to the ship's crew to fight any fires that occur. The ship will have a muster list or watch quarter station bill posted which lists the responsibilities or every crew member in case of fire or other emergency.

A big city firefighter can make anayware between 35 thousand a year while on probation and in there fifth year make up to 70 thousand

basically a fireman can make $50,000 a year and they get a raise every year, so it adds up over time!

You can be any height and be a cheerleader, but most are a little bit shorter because it is easier to do lifts and flips if someone in shorter.

By contract with the union for Major League Baseball Players Association, starting pay for a new player brought up from the minor leagues is at least $600,000.

This rate of pay is higher than for policemen, teachers and firefighters because baseball players are "entertainers" and are paid by privately owned baseball teams. The formerly mentioned jobs are vital ones, however, the pay is from taxpayers. This could not be funded by any local, State or Federal government.

In Oklahoma, the average yearly income for a bartender is $20,000. The average annual income for a bartender in Massachusetts is $26,000.

A total of 343 firefighters and paramedics died.

In addition, 37 Port Authority Police and 23 New York Police Department officers died.

A firefighter in Jamaica, NY makes on average about $41,000 a year. This is 36% higher than the nationwide average.

Massachusetts has a State Sales tax that brings alot of money into it. There are tolls on the Major Roadways as well as income tax, a percentage of every workers pay check in Massacheusetts is given to the government. There is a large Tourism base in Boston and on Cape Cod as well as on the Western Side of the state.

$49,000http://swz.salary.com/salarywizard/layoutscripts/swzl_salaryresults.asp?hdSearchByOption=0&hdSearchByOption=0&hdKeyword=Fire%20Fighter&hdJobCategory=LG01&hdZipCode=94104&hdStateMetro=&hdGeoLocation=San%20Francisco,%20CA%2094104&hdJobCode=LG12000019&hdJobTitle=Fire%20Fighter&hdCurrentTab=&hdNarrowDesc=Fire,%20Law%20Enforcement,%20and%20Security $54,000http://www.indeed.com/salary?q1=firefighter&l1=San+Francisco%2C+CA $50,000http://www.simplyhired.com/a/salary/search/q-Firefighter/l-San+Francisco,+CA SFFD Fire fighters do not get a $80,000 salary after 5 years. We may take that much home after tons of overtime. But you can end up staying away from home for up to 15 days a month and work 24 hour shifts.

Well it all depends if people like the music that you sing. Otherwise, you could be spending more than you make. In the beginning, you have to spend a lot on advertising and to make yourself well known. But it could be a LOT if you get well known.

May be "Emergency!" It actually was produced in the early to mid 70's then rerun in the late 70's/early 80's.

Your driving record starts fresh when you get a license in a new state, BUT your INSURANCE RECORD follows you around, where ever you go.

All states are linked now so if you have a hold on your license in one state when you go to get your license in another state they won't let you get your license until the hold is removed in whatever state that is.

How much do firefighters earn in South Africa

In the United States, the ratio of firemen to population is: 2.5 firefighters per 1000 of population. This has been a constant ratio for the last couple of years.

Though there were some early attempts at "safe construction" and "prevention" of fires, it was the young Benjamin Franklin who, in about 1736, began urging people through his "Pennsylvanian Gazette" to begin the establishment of fire-fighting companies.