About two million fires occur every year in the United States. From the beginnings of firefighting in colonial bucket brigades to the modern technology that allows firefighters to respond to emergencies in seconds, the challenging task of fighting fires has been one of the most vital jobs in our communities. This in-depth book takes readers behind the fire station doors, beyond the fire line, and into the day-to-day lives of the highly skilled men and women who risk their lives to save people and protect property from the ravages of fire. 64 pages, hardcover.
