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Model RR's for Emergency Service use in Table Top Drills
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Hi I have been a Model RR since 1988 and Model in (N) scale <br />I work in the FIRE /EMS Field, and the other day I was reading a EMS Magazine <br />(EMS Magizine Auq.2004 Vol. 33#8 PGs 71-73 Writen by Gary Wiemokly) <br /> <br />Any way the artical was about a guy "Don Moore" who uses model RR layout <br />for use with Police, Fire, EMS and other emergency workers to do a table top <br />drill with them And (gee you thought you were haveing fun when you parked a <br />car on one of your crossings and had a train hit it) now just think of the fun you <br />or your model RR club would have if you were to have your fire dept. police, <br />Ambulance and rescue members over and lets say it was a fuel truck that was <br />hit at the crossing by the train and next to the crossing is a school with kids. <br />now you get to watch the emergency service workers push your fire, EMS,Rescue, & <br />Police units to the crossing and you add more to the drill maybe it's on fire <br />the wind is blowing the fire and fumes towards the school whath them work through the drill. It is a big help when you have models to see and use. <br /> <br />So next time you derail a train, crash into a car at a grade crossing, on your layout <br />think of us that are in the emergency service work and what would we do to save the day. <br /> <br />This can be lots of fun for you and an A+ way for your emergency service workers <br />to work through a drill! what worked what needs to be worked on? <br />for more inf. on this go to www.emsmagazine.com <br />email emseditor@aol.com <br /> <br />for those of you like me that love are trains and working as a emergency service worker have fun and try this some time God Bless!!! <br /> <br />John Murphy, FF/NREMT-Intermediate/ Instructor <br />Sturgis Fire and Emergency Services <br />Sturgis, SD. <br />(605) -720-0911[;)]
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