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U.S. Firefighter Deaths Related to Training, 2001-2010
Report: NFPA's "U.S. Firefighter Deaths Related to Training, 2001-2010" Author: Rita F. Fahy
Issued: January 2012
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Introduction
Training is a vital part of fire department operations, but it too often results in unnecessary deaths and injuries. Between 2001-2010, 108 firefighters died while engaged in training-related activities (11.3 percent of all on-duty firefighter deaths in those years, not including the 340 deaths at the World Trade Center in 2001).
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