Fire Control Offensive Flashcards

1
Q

In other cases, when the situation is ___, Command must initiate an offensive interior
attack while setting up defensive positions on the exterior.

A

marginal

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2
Q

Tactical changes can develop almost___ or can take virtually hours.

A

instantly

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3
Q

Command must consider the ____ and avenues of ____ particularly as it affects rescue activities, confinement efforts, and exposure protection. Command must then allocate resources based upon this fire spread evaluation.

A

most dangerous direction, fire spread evaluation.

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4
Q

Offensive fires should be fought from the _____

A

interior unburned sid

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5
Q

In some cases, the most effective tactical analysis involves an evaluation of
what is ___ rather than what is actually on fire

A

not burning

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6
Q

Do not operate fire streams into ___.

A

smoke

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7
Q

Determine fire _____ before starting fire operations

A

location and extent

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8
Q

Initial attack efforts must be directed toward supporting____.
The first attack lines must go between the ____ and protect
avenues of escape

A

primary search, victims and the fire

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9
Q

Command must consider six sides for divisions of the fire

A
  1. Front
  2. Back
  3. Sides
  4. Top
  5. Bottom
  6. Interior
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10
Q

Where the fire is ___, establish a safe and remote position to begin
operations from - then move in on the fire.

A

sizeable

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11
Q

The basic variables relating to attack operations involve:

A
  1. Location/position of attack
  2. Size of attack
  3. Support functions
  4. Command develops an effective IAP through the management of these
    factors.
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12
Q

Command must establish an ___ that overpowers the
fire with actual water application.

A

Incident Action plan (IAP)

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13
Q

Effective fire control requires that water is applied

A

directly on the fire or directly into the fire area

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14
Q

Fire streams can be deflected ____ and the fire will progress until it runs out of fuel.

A

off roofs and operated into smoke

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15
Q

Lacking direction, when fire is showing, companies will many times lay hose
and put water on the fire utilizing the fastest, shortest, most direct route
which may or may not be the best route. This process is called the____ syndrome; everyone wants to go to the flame.

A

“candle moth”

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16
Q

A quick knockdown utilizing ___ and then transitioning to offensive strategy may be appropriate to extinguish the fire in an efficient manner.

A

smooth bore nozzles

17
Q

Attack from the burned side generally will drive____back
into the building and the interior fire control forces out of the building

A

the fire, smoke and heat

18
Q

When the fire is burning out of a building and not affecting exposures, let it
burn and extend an interior attack from the ____

A

unburned side

19
Q

Do not direct any line into ____ when firefighting operations are
going on beneath.

A

roof openings