Brian Ward earned his M.S. in Organizational Leadership from CSU in 2015. Because of its exceptional customer service, flexible scheduling and relevant degree programs, CSU was the right choice for Brian. Today, he’s teaching an FDIC class about leadership and applying the principles he learned at CSU.

Recognized as the leader in fire education, CSU’s online fire science degree programs are designed and instructed by firefighters. Visit ColumbiaSouthern.edu/Fire or call (877) 347-6050 to learn more.

Pioneering solutions for multiple patient conditions, ZOLL’s new X Series® Advanced monitor/defibrillator helps providers manage patients more effectively than ever before. X Series Advanced comes with new features available only from ZOLL®: Real BVM Help® and TBI Dashboard™ technologies, RescueNet® Live, and enhanced RescueNet CaseReview functionality.

The Will-Burt Mobile Sentry tethered aerial system (TAS) is an automated, quick-deploy, tethered drone system capable of delivering scene lighting, enhanced visual surveillance, and telecommunications. With autonomous launch, flight, and landing features, personnel can be designated to other critical tasks. Reaching an elevation up to 150’, the TAS provides wide area coverage of the emergency scene, and an array of capabilities allows it to be tailored for multiple scenarios.

To learn more, visit www.will-burt.com.

When others run out, firefighters rush in. Milliken is proud to protect those who put their lives on the line to save others. With textiles to meet NPFA standards for structural, wildland, EMS, Station Wear, and Technical rescue, Milliken Fire Service is an ideal choice when specifying lightweight, breathable fabrics for firefighting. We spoke with David Eskew during FDIC 2021 on how Milliken is innovating fabrics for the fire service industry.

VIDEO: Sixty years ago this week, one of the largest aviation disasters of its time happened in Chicago’s suburbs when a flight from Midway Airport went down minutes after take-off. Few may remember the tragedy. It was September 1, 1961. TWA Flight 529 was hopscotching across the country. It had just taken off from Midway Airport and was headed for Las Vegas.
- PUB DATE: 9/2/2021 12:00:00 AM - SOURCE: WGN-TV 9 Chicago