Across
- 6. someone who sees or experiences a fire event and can provide information.
- 7. a measure of the degree of heat present, crucial in firefighting for assessing fire conditions.
- 10. an extremely intense and uncontrollable fire.
- 12. a communication device used by firefighters to coordinate efforts and share information.
- 13. a device used for reaching heights, typically in firefighting to access higher floors or rescue people.
- 14. courage and bravery exhibited, especially in the face of danger, often recognized with awards.
- 15. a formal accusation that initiates a criminal case, often issued by a grand jury.
- 17. a ranking officer in a fire department, often responsible for overseeing specific operations or personnel.
- 19. a breed of dog historically associated with firehouses, known for its intelligence and agility.
- 20. the main office or base of operations for a fire department.
Down
- 1. a vital element necessary for combustion and the sustenance of life.
- 2. a strong, heat-resistant synthetic fiber often used in firefighting gear.
- 3. small, glowing pieces of wood or coal that remain after a fire.
- 4. a lesser criminal offense typically punishable by fines or less than a year in jail.
- 5. an intense, widespread fire that creates its own wind system and can be extremely difficult to control.
- 8. a trained medical professional who provides advanced life support in emergency situations.
- 9. a person who provides information to authorities about criminal activities.
- 11. a measuring instrument, such as a pressure or temperature gauge, used to assess various conditions in firefighting.
- 16. a senior officer in a fire department responsible for leading and managing a specific group of firefighters.
- 18. a substance used to aid the ignition and intensify the burning of a fire.