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February 2008 |
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February 2008 From the left, Brian Wickings, |
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February 2008
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2nd January 2008 Crew from Station 7 in Kursk after a fire fought in a temperature of -22ºc Protective clothing supplied by
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2007 Station 7 Kursk Crews during a visit to Kursk by the Minister for Emergencies. Helmets provided by FSFOR
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Vehicles Sent To Kursk E612JBP November 2005 |
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G263VBP
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G264VBP February 2008 |
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H878BOT February 2008 |
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H879BOT November 2005 |
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H880BOT February 2008 |
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H881BOT November 2005 |
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December 2005 Complete with ladders, portable pumps and generators. The shipment also included a sea container with 1000 pairs of almost new fire boots, 450 sets of personal protective clothing, 80 fire helmets, 125 chemical protection suits, 25 gas protection suits, resuscitation equipment, radiation meters and assorted vehicle spares.
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December 2005 |
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December 2005
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2001 First meeting with the Russian Fire Service at the Kursk meeting of the All Russia Fire Service Sports Competition. It was Sergei Prokopov, then Deputy Chief Fire Officer Federal Fire Service Kursk, who first suggested it would be good to create some formal links. |
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