I am very interesting in joining the Navy. My father was a Firefighter and lost his life in the line of duty when I was sixteen working for the County of Dallas Texas. I want to do Emergency, Fire & Rescue for the Navy and was wondering if anyone knows what I need to score on my ASVAB to qualify for that job? Also my credit is kinda of poor which is not holding me back from joining but I was wondering do you need to have any type of security clearance to do Emergency, Fire & Rescue?
No such thing as a Navy rating known as "Emergency, Fire & Rescue".
Check out the below rating;
DC-Damage Controlman
https://www.cool.navy.mil/enlisted/rating_info_cards/dc.pdf
Brian Stanaland with the Oklahoma City Fire Department walks Paul Folger through a flood rescue.
Ambulance rescue 8 responding from station 2/8 to EMS calls – by Dirk Steinhardt – http://www.rescue911.de – Fort Lauderdale, Florida, USA – 09.2008
fire department video rescue ladder engine 95 Taylor
Some tense moments for firefighters overnight, as they raced to rescue a woman trapped in her burning home.
Extracts from 999 Frontline. First broadcast on Anglia TV 2005 currently re-running on various satelite channels
Inside view of engine 2 responding to a fire alarm – by Dirk Steinhardt – http://www.rescue911.de – Fort Lauderdale, Florida, USA – 09.09.2008
When a fire traps a babysitter and eight children in an upstairs apartment, the woman must drop the babies to bystanders below. This segment was taken from Episode 114 which aired on December 19, 1989 on CBS. It previously aired on the pilot episode, which aired April 18, 1989. This particular version of the segment was recorded are the Family Channel starting cutting episodes to make room for commercials, so it may have small parts missing.
Lauderhill Fire Rescue, (Engine 57, Quint 73, Rescue 73), extricate a woman trapped after a collision with a small semi. Rescuers had to cut the car roof off. Traffic on the 6-lane road was shut down in both directions at one point. Temperature was in the mid-90s on this hot sunny South Florida afternoon, with humidity right up there as well.
On December 30 2006 Hillsborough County Fire Rescue Conducted a Live Fire Training burn at 13316 North Ola Ave. N. Tampa Florida. In accordance; with National Fire Protection Association, The Fire Marshall’s office, The Environmental Protection Agency and The Florida State Division of Forestry. Thank you for viewing this training Session. These training Burns help Recruit Firefighters be prepared to Respond to actual fire emergencies with competence and SKILL.