NFPA STUDIES: 2007 U.S. LARGE LOSS FIRES - Seventy-one fires resulted in losses of $5 million or more each. Together, these large-loss fires resulted in over $3.5 billion in direct property loss, killed 19 civilians, and injured 168 firefighters and 67 civilians.: Fid-Bau Portal

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NFPA STUDIES: 2007 U.S. LARGE LOSS FIRES - Seventy-one fires resulted in losses of $5 million or more each. Together, these large-loss fires resulted in over $3.5 billion in direct property loss, killed 19 civilians, and injured 168 firefighters and 67 civilians.

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NFPA STUDIES: 2007 U.S. LARGE LOSS FIRES - Seventy-one fires resulted in losses of $5 million or more each. Together, these large-loss fires resulted in over $3.5 billion in direct property loss, killed 19 civilians, and injured 168 firefighters and 67 civilians.

Badger, Stephen G.

NFPA STUDIES: 2007 U.S. LARGE LOSS FIRES - Seventy-one fires resulted in losses of $5 million or more each. Together, these large-loss fires resulted in over $3.5 billion in direct property loss, killed 19 civilians, and injured 168 firefighters and 67 civilians.

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NFPA STUDIES: 2007 U.S. LARGE LOSS FIRES - Seventy-one fires resulted in losses of $5 million or more each. Together, these large-loss fires resulted in over $3.5 billion in direct property loss, killed 19 civilians, and injured 168 firefighters and 67 civilians.

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Badger, Stephen G. (author)

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NFPA journal ; 102

Publication date:

2008

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Article (Journal)

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Print

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BKL: 56.00
Local classification TIB: 770/6650

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