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Normally I would put something like this in the UFO news thread, but this was too good to pass up. Too funny! And it's not a first. For a time there was a generally distributed manual that discussed how firefighters should handle a UFO [alien spacecraft ] crash scene.
Here is a reference to the older story that I mentioned. As you can imagine the ET crowd went nuts over this.
Given that we have never experienced difficulties with crashed alien spacecraft s, it would seem that training for events having slightly better odds of occurring might be worth considering.
http://www.abc15.com/content/news/webxtra/story.aspx?content_id=da856bf0-e039-4a0b-8d5c-66bc5ff51e75Whatever your beliefs, it’s hard to dismiss how life-changing alien contact could be.
...Firefighters are getting trained for that contact, learning what to do and how to handle the situation if it ever turns into reality. [continued]
Here is a reference to the older story that I mentioned. As you can imagine the ET crowd went nuts over this.
http://www.pulsejournal.com/news/content/news/2004/12/09/pj1209japantv.htmlDeerfield Twp. Fire Rescue Chief Bill Kramer is the co-author of a 1992 manual that serves as a guide for fire departments in disaster control. Along with Charles Bahme, Kramer penned a chapter in the manual Fire Officers’ Guide to Disaster Control on how fire departments should react if a UFO lands.
...Kramer said fire rescue personnel would be the first called if a UFO lands. Although there have not been any real encounters with UFOs, Kramer said the chapter essentially deals with panic control. He said there have been a number of incidents over the years that have induced panic. [continued]
Given that we have never experienced difficulties with crashed alien spacecraft s, it would seem that training for events having slightly better odds of occurring might be worth considering.
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