The Maritime Heritage Alliance sponsored a crew training session on fire fighting and signal flares this morning. Taking part were the crews of
Madeline, Welcome, Champion, Inland Seas and
Manitou.
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This is a SOLAS grade red hand held flare, suitable for day or night use |
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A similar, but not SOLAS, flare. Note the difference in intensity |
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Smoke flares |
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Barb has a go with the dry chemical extinguisher |
Thanks to Brian Smith and John Pettit of MHA and the Elmwood Township Fire Department for this valuable training.
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