QCOM EMIG: May 2005

Chris Davis is properly fitting a helmet for yet another satisfied customer.

We gave away several helmets to the kids. The girl in red is sporting this year's model.

The police gave several bike tours of downtown Johnson City with a strong emphasis on safety. The taught the kids how to use hand signals and obey traffic laws.

Skaters were there to help too.

Stunt bike riders were on hand to entertain the kids.

The medical school's finest working with Johnson City's finest.

This is what the bike rodeo was all about!

Here is Justin using the separation device in his unsuccessful attempt at removing a door. The instructor was also unsuccessful on his first couple of attempts at removing the door as well.

Boi is shown here in another unit's turnout gear, (being the model she is), while cutting the B pillar. In all of the pictures shown removing roofs, it is important to note that you should always start with the post farthest from the trapped patient, and work you way towards them. End on the post directly adjacent to them, so that they have some roof support if needed.

Boi shown modelling the latest fashion in turnout gear.

Chris contemplating the new "convertible" feature on his junker. Removing the top allows the Rescue Squad easier access to the passenger compartment.

Here members of the Jonesboro Fire Department (Brown turnout gear) along with members of the WCJCRS (Blue gear) show how to stabilize a car that is inherently unstable. Having a car fall on you during a rescue is considered "poor form".

Chris is sitting in the car as a "trapped" passenger, waiting to be extricated.

Chris is shown using the cutting tool to cut the A pillar on this old Honda.

Justin Hensley (2nd year), is shown using the "cutting tool" to cut the A pillar on a Honda.

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