erBerkman Collapse
CCVFD Lt Al Studt and FF Byron Evetts put on different hats during their response to a parking garage collapse in January 2008. Both are Urban Search and Rescue Structures Specialist on FL-TF4. Both Specialists responded to the collapse that injured 42 and killed 1. During the 50 hour mission a USAR Task Force supplemented by Canine, Search and Structures Specialists searched non-stop for one missing construction worker whose remains were ultimately recovered.
CCVFD Lt Al Studt and FF Byron Evetts put on different hats during their response to a parking garage collapse in January 2008. Both are Urban Search and Rescue Structures Specialist on FL-TF4. Both Specialists responded to the collapse that injured 42 and killed 1. During the 50 hour mission a USAR Task Force supplemented by Canine, Search and Structures Specialists searched non-stop for one missing construction worker whose remains were ultimately recovered.
CCVFD Lt Al Studt and FF Byron Evetts put on different hats during their response to a parking garage collapse in January 2008. Both are Urban Search and Rescue Structures Specialist on FL-TF4. Both Specialists responded to the collapse that injured 42 and killed 1. During the 50 hour mission a USAR Task Force supplemented by Canine, Search and Structures Specialists searched non-stop for one missing construction worker whose remains were ultimately recovered.
CCVFD Lt Al Studt and FF Byron Evetts put on different hats during their response to a parking garage collapse in January 2008. Both are Urban Search and Rescue Structures Specialist on FL-TF4. Both Specialists responded to the collapse that injured 42 and killed 1. During the 50 hour mission a USAR Task Force supplemented by Canine, Search and Structures Specialists searched non-stop for one missing construction worker whose remains were ultimately recovered.
CCVFD Lt Al Studt and FF Byron Evetts put on different hats during their response to a parking garage collapse in January 2008. Both are Urban Search and Rescue Structures Specialist on FL-TF4. Both Specialists responded to the collapse that injured 42 and killed 1. During the 50 hour mission a USAR Task Force supplemented by Canine, Search and Structures Specialists searched non-stop for one missing construction worker whose remains were ultimately recovered.
CCVFD Lt Al Studt and FF Byron Evetts put on different hats during their response to a parking garage collapse in January 2008. Both are Urban Search and Rescue Structures Specialist on FL-TF4. Both Specialists responded to the collapse that injured 42 and killed 1. During the 50 hour mission a USAR Task Force supplemented by Canine, Search and Structures Specialists searched non-stop for one missing construction worker whose remains were ultimately recovered.
CCVFD Lt Al Studt and FF Byron Evetts put on different hats during their response to a parking garage collapse in January 2008. Both are Urban Search and Rescue Structures Specialist on FL-TF4. Both Specialists responded to the collapse that injured 42 and killed 1. During the 50 hour mission a USAR Task Force supplemented by Canine, Search and Structures Specialists searched non-stop for one missing construction worker whose remains were ultimately recovered.
CCVFD Lt Al Studt and FF Byron Evetts put on different hats during their response to a parking garage collapse in January 2008. Both are Urban Search and Rescue Structures Specialist on FL-TF4. Both Specialists responded to the collapse that injured 42 and killed 1. During the 50 hour mission a USAR Task Force supplemented by Canine, Search and Structures Specialists searched non-stop for one missing construction worker whose remains were ultimately recovered.
CCVFD Lt Al Studt and FF Byron Evetts put on different hats during their response to a parking garage collapse in January 2008. Both are Urban Search and Rescue Structures Specialist on FL-TF4. Both Specialists responded to the collapse that injured 42 and killed 1. During the 50 hour mission a USAR Task Force supplemented by Canine, Search and Structures Specialists searched non-stop for one missing construction worker whose remains were ultimately recovered.
CCVFD Lt Al Studt and FF Byron Evetts put on different hats during their response to a parking garage collapse in January 2008. Both are Urban Search and Rescue Structures Specialist on FL-TF4. Both Specialists responded to the collapse that injured 42 and killed 1. During the 50 hour mission a USAR Task Force supplemented by Canine, Search and Structures Specialists searched non-stop for one missing construction worker whose remains were ultimately recovered.
CCVFD Lt Al Studt and FF Byron Evetts put on different hats during their response to a parking garage collapse in January 2008. Both are Urban Search and Rescue Structures Specialist on FL-TF4. Both Specialists responded to the collapse that injured 42 and killed 1. During the 50 hour mission a USAR Task Force supplemented by Canine, Search and Structures Specialists searched non-stop for one missing construction worker whose remains were ultimately recovered.
CCVFD Lt Al Studt and FF Byron Evetts put on different hats during their response to a parking garage collapse in January 2008. Both are Urban Search and Rescue Structures Specialist on FL-TF4. Both Specialists responded to the collapse that injured 42 and killed 1. During the 50 hour mission a USAR Task Force supplemented by Canine, Search and Structures Specialists searched non-stop for one missing construction worker whose remains were ultimately recovered.
CCVFD Lt Al Studt and FF Byron Evetts put on different hats during their response to a parking garage collapse in January 2008. Both are Urban Search and Rescue Structures Specialist on FL-TF4. Both Specialists responded to the collapse that injured 42 and killed 1. During the 50 hour mission a USAR Task Force supplemented by Canine, Search and Structures Specialists searched non-stop for one missing construction worker whose remains were ultimately recovered.
CCVFD Lt Al Studt and FF Byron Evetts put on different hats during their response to a parking garage collapse in January 2008. Both are Urban Search and Rescue Structures Specialist on FL-TF4. Both Specialists responded to the collapse that injured 42 and killed 1. During the 50 hour mission a USAR Task Force supplemented by Canine, Search and Structures Specialists searched non-stop for one missing construction worker whose remains were ultimately recovered.
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CCVFD Lt Al Studt and FF Byron Evetts put on different hats during their response to a parking garage collapse in January 2008. Both are Urban Search and Rescue Structures Specialist on FL-TF4. Both Specialists responded to the collapse that injured 42 and killed 1. During the 50 hour mission a USAR Task Force supplemented by Canine, Search and Structures Specialists searched non-stop for one missing construction worker whose remains were ultimately recovered.