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Trash/car line on front bumper

Happy Birthday Tom

Take a look at SkylerFire’s fleet Friday videos on this site.

It is chemical and bio protection first with a blend of Nomex III to offer flame resistance as well.

https://www.lionprotects.com/cbrn-mt94

https://united-states-air-force.org/category/lion/

https://www.blauer.com/chembio

Level 2/B being checked with a photoionization detector by a member wearing Level 3/C following dry decontamination at the East Palestine OH train derailment in Feb 2023.

Yes typically that is the routine. They do make Level 2 / Level B fully encapsulating SPLASH suits that use an SCBA underneath and is NOT vapor protective. But for most missions Level B is coverall type suit as you described.

Pretty much everyone in the states uses the NFPA and EPA levels as a standard. NFPA levels use numbers now and EPA uses letters. They both align for the same PPE. Level 1/ Level A - fully encapsulated vapor protection with SCBA Level 2 / Level B - splash protection ensembles with SCBA Level 3...

Yes. They are highly detailed . I am told that the new FDNY Super Pumper replica model is so detailed that it comes with cobwebs and a set of dead batteries 🤣