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History and current situations in different countrieseditAustriaeditA female fire brigade was formed in 1. In more recent times, women were admitted to volunteer fire brigades in 1. Paran The Paran Fire Department, created in 1. It was a decade ago, when a state law allowed the corporation to include the bombeiras. In first class, they got 2. In ten years, they reach 1. It was time to gain respect within the corporation. But the way to an egalitarian Fire Department has not finished being trodden, and involves greater inclusion in both the base and the top of the hierarchy. GermanyeditVolunteer female firefighters worked in Berlin and Breslau, during World War I, but ceased at the end of the war. Women were again recruited during World War II, especially as drivers, continuing until 1. In the GDR, women were extensively used in support roles, but not as front line firefighters. Women really began to take on all roles in the 1. As found on the Lumina Study Tool. Abbreviations for Biblical Books and Nonbiblical Literature Jump to the definitions for sn,tn,tc click here. Female professional firefighters now number about 5. Norway got the first documented female firefighters during the 1. California Driver History Report Abbreviations For Example' title='California Driver History Report Abbreviations For Example' />In 2. Norwegian firefighters were women. PhilippineseditBalingasag has the only lady fire truck driver in Northern MindanaoBorn in Balingasag, FO1 Tan is a licensed nurse and worked for three 3 years at the Misamis Oriental Provincial Hospital MOPH in Balingasag but her life long dream to become a firefighter eventually prompted her to change career and decided to apply with the Bureau of Fire and Protection last year. Now shes living her dream as a firefighter and a fire truck driver at that. Hong KongeditThe Hong Kong Fire service started recruiting women for control and ambulance staff in the 1. As of 2. 00. 3, there were 1. Islamic Republic of PakistaneditShazia Perveen Born 1. California Driver History Report Abbreviations For Example' title='California Driver History Report Abbreviations For Example' />Vehari District in Punjab, joined the Rescue 1. Shazias determination is acknowledged by her male counterparts. In 2. Tamil Nadu Fire and Rescue Services appointed 1. Priya Ravichandran as a Divisional fire officer, making her one of the first female fire officers in the country, and the first one to win Anna Medal for Bravery in Tamil Nadu1. California Driver History Report Abbreviations For Example' title='California Driver History Report Abbreviations For Example' />In 2. Sacred Gold Patch 2.29. In 2. 00. 9, a proposal was mooted in the Chandigarh Municipal Corporation to allow women into the fire services. In 2. 01. 2, the Mumbai Fire Brigade inducted five women firefighters, making them the first in the history of the organisation. As of 2. 00. 3 the Tokyo Fire Department had 6. In 2. 00. 9, as part of a recruitment drive it was stated that there were 1. NetherlandseditWomen firefighters go back at least till 1. Netherlands in 2. United KingdomeditIn Great Britain, Girton Ladies College had an all womens fire brigade from 1. In 1. 88. 7 it was reported that women employed in a cigar factory in Liverpool had been formed into a fire brigade, and had effectively extinguished a fire at the factory. During the First World War, womens brigades carried out fire fighting and rescues in the South of England. During the 1. 92. At the beginning of the Second World War, 5. Auxiliary Fire Service, rising to 7. National Fire Service. Though trained in firefighting, they were not there for that purpose but for driving, firewatching etc. Many received awards for heroism. The first women to form an official part of a local authority Fire Service were associated with Gordonstoun School near Elgin in Scotland, where staff and pupils had supported a volunteer unit of the local Grampian Fire Brigade since the schools return from Wales in 1. Gordonstoun became co educational in 1. Brigade to join the official unit. The turning point took place in 1. Ben Aigan near Craigellachie on Speyside led the Brigade to seek volunteers from the local community to help fight the fire. Alongside personnel from local Royal Air Force bases, a group of trained women firefighters from Gordonstoun attended, and the performance and endurance of this group over seven days and nights of firefighting led the Grampian Fire Authority to agree to allow women to take on official front line firefighting roles in the Brigade for the first time. The drought of the same year led to a call for extra firefighters, which was answered by Mary Joy Langdon, who joined the East Sussex Fire Brigade on 2. August and was lauded by the press as Britains first female firefighter. In 1. 97. 8 it was announced that females would be accepted generally into the fire service. Following this, the first woman to attend a fire as an official member of a local authority Fire Brigade was Gordonstoun pupil Bridget Koch, who attended a house fire on Coulardbank Road in Lossiemouth with a Grampian crew from Gordonstoun on 1. October 1. 97. 8. As of 2. 01. 7 there are 3. London Fire Brigade, 7 of the total. As of March 2. 00. U. K. who were women was 3. In 2. 01. 1, Ann Millington became the first female Chief Fire Officer, taking charge of Kent Fire and Rescue Service. In 2. 01. 6, Rebecca Bryant was appointed to lead the Staffordshire Fire and Rescue Service. In 2. 01. 7, Dany Cotton became Commissioner of the London Fire Brigade. In 2. 01. 6, Station Manager Sally Harper received the Queens Fire Service Medal. United StateseditThe first known female firefighter of the United States was a slave from New York named Molly Williams, who was said to be as good a fire laddie as many of the boys, and fought fires during the early 1. In the 1. 82. 0s, Marina Betts was a volunteer firefighter in Pittsburgh. Lillie Hitchcock was made an honorary member of the Knickerbocker Engine Company, No. San Francisco in 1. In the 1. 91. 0s, there were womens volunteer fire companies in Silver Spring, Maryland, and Los Angeles, California. In 1. 93. 6 Emma Vernell became the first official female firefighter in New Jersey. During World War II some women served as firefighters in the United States to replace male firefighters who joined the military indeed, during part of the war two fire departments in Illinois were all female. In 1. 94. 2 the first all female forest firefighting crew in California was created. There were all female fire companies in Kings County, California, and Woodbine, Texas, in the 1. In 1. 97. 1 an all female BLM Bureau of Land Management firefighting crew fought fires in the wilds of Alaska during the summer of 1. U. S. Forest Service firefighting crew fought fires in 1. Montana. 1. 8The first known female fire chief in the U. S. was Ruth E. Capello. Ruth Capello was born in 1. Butte Falls fire department in Butte Falls, Oregon in 1. She died at the age of 7. Sandra Forcier, the first known paid female firefighter excluding forest firefighting in the U. S., began working in North Carolina in 1. Winston Salem Fire Department she was a Public Safety Officer, a combination of police officer and firefighter. The first woman to work solely as a paid firefighter excluding forest firefighting was Judith Livers, hired by the Arlington County, Virginia, fire department in 1. Brenda Berkman took legal action against a discriminating physical test of the FDNY in 1. After winning the case she and about 4. New York City. 3. Ten code Wikipedia. Ten codes, officially known as ten signals, are brevity codes used to represent common phrases in voice communication, particularly by law enforcement and in Citizens Band CB radio transmissions. The codes, developed in 1. Association of Public Safety Communications Officials International APCO, allow brevity and standardization of message traffic. They have historically been widely used by law enforcement officers in North America, but, due to the lack of standardization, in 2. U. S. federal government recommended they be discontinued in favor of everyday language. HistoryeditAPCO first proposed Morse code brevity codes in the June 1. The APCO Bulletin, which were adapted from the procedure symbols of the U. S. Navy. 2The development of the APCO Ten Signals began in 1. Credit for inventing the codes goes to Charles Charlie Hopper, communications director for the Illinois State Police, District 1. Pesotum, Illinois. Hopper had been involved in radio for years and realized there was a need to abbreviate transmissions on State Police bands. Experienced radio operators knew the first syllable of a transmission was frequently not understood because of quirks in early electronics technology. Radios in the 1. 93. The dynamotor took from 11. Police officers were trained to push the microphone button, then pause briefly before speaking however, sometimes they would forget to wait. Preceding each code with ten gave the radio transmitter time to reach full power. An APCO Bulletin of January 1. The Ten Signals were included in APCO Project Two 1. Public Safety Standard Operating Procedures Manual, published as study cards in APCO Project 4 1. Ten Signal Cards, and then revised in APCO Project 1. In popular cultureeditTen codes, especially 1. Highway Patrol, with Broderick Crawford. Crawford would reach into his patrol car to use the microphone to answer a call and precede his response with 1. Ten codes were adapted for use by CB radio enthusiasts. C. W. Mc. Calls hit song Convoy 1. CB communicating truckers, put phrases like 1. American English. The movie Convoy 1. Mc. Calls song, further entrenched ten codes in casual conversation. The ten codes used by the New York Police Department9 have returned to public attention thanks to the popularity of the television series Blue Bloods. However, it must be noted that the ten codes used by the NYPD are not the same as those used in the APCO system see below. For example, in the NYPD system, Code 1. Officer needs help, whereas in the APCO system Officer needs help is Code 1. The New Zealand Reality Television show Police Ten 7 takes its name from the New Zealand Police ten code 1. Unit has arrived at job. Replacement with plain languageeditWhile ten codes were intended to be a terse, concise, and standardized system, the proliferation of different meanings can render them useless in situations when officers from different agencies and jurisdictions need to communicate. In the fall of 2. Hurricane Katrina, the United States Federal Emergency Management Agency FEMA discouraged the use of ten codes and other codes due to their wide variation in meaning. The Department of Homeland Securitys SAFECOM program, established in response to communication problems experienced during the September 1. Incident Command System, as is the use of other codes. APCO Internationals current position states that plain speech communications over public safety radio systems is preferred over the traditional 1. Codes and dispatch signals,1. As of 2. 01. 1update, ten codes remain in common use in many areas, but are increasingly being phased out in favor of plain language,1 with nineteen states planning to change to plain English as of the end of 2. Examples of U. S ten codeseditSome examples of the codes are 1. Bad reception. 10 4 I acknowledgeAffirmativeCopy. Unit out of service. Say again. 10 2. Advise to location. Call. 10 3. 3 Emergency all units stand by. Correct time. Many additional codes have been added by individual local or regional first response agencies these are not standard across jurisdictions and may be problematic if multiple organizations must respond to the same incident. Lists of APCO Ten SignalseditSignal. APCO Meaning. 19. APCO1. 93. 9 First Published Set 1. APCO Standards Committee1. National Operating Procedure Committee1. APCO Project 2 1. APCO Project 4 1. APCO Project 1. 4 1. Clear Speech. c. Ten Codes2. Phrase Word Brevity Code c. Procedure and Officer Details. Go Ahead. Under Control. In Pursuit. Traffic Stop. Use caution. 10 1. Receiving poorly. Receiving poorly. Unable to copy change location. Signal Weak. Unable to copy change location. Unreadable. 10 2. Receiving well. Receiving well. Signals good. Signal Good1. Stop transmitting. Disregard last information. Stop transmitting. Stop Transmitting. Stop transmitting. Acknowledgement. Message received. Acknowledgement. Affirmative OkRoger. RogerAffirmative. Relay. Relay. Relay. Relay ToRelay. 10 6. Busy. Busy, stand by. Busy Stand by unless urgent. Busy. Busy. 10 7. Out of service. Out of service. Out of service Give location andor telephone numberOut of Service. Out at. Out of Service. ANot Available. 10 7 BOff Radio. Vertex Radio Software Program there. In service. In service. In service. In Service. Clear. In Service. Repeat, conditions bad. Repeat. Repeat. Say Again. Say again. Say Again. Out of service subject to call. On minor detail, subject to call. Fight in progress. Negative1. 0 1. Dispatching too rapidly. Stay in service. Dog Case. On DutyOn Radio. Officials or visitors present. Visitors or officials present. Stand by stopStand By StopStand by. Stand By. 10 1. 3Advise weather and road conditions. Weather and road conditions. Weather and road report. Existing Conditions. Weather reportroad report. Convoy or escort. Convoy or escort. Report of prowler. MessageInformationPrepare to Copy. We have prisoner in custody. We have prisoner in custody. Civil distrubance. Message Delivered. Disturbance. 10 1. Pick up prisoner at. Pick up prisoner at. Domestic trouble. Reply to Message1. Pick up papers at. Pick up papers at. Meet complainant. EnrouteResponding. ATheft. 10 1. BVandalism. CShoplifting. Complete present assignment as quickly as possible. Anything for us Complete assignment quickly. Urgent. Urgent. Priority. Return to your station. Nothing for you. Return to. In Contact. Return to. What is your location Location. Location. Location. Location. Call this station by telephone. Call. by phone. Call. Call. by Phone. Call. Telephone. Take no further action last information. Report in person to. Disregard. Disregard. Disregard. Disregard. Stand by until no interference cause to Iowa Mo. Arrived at scene. Arrived at scene. Arrived at Scene. On scene. 10 2. 4Trouble at station unwelcome visitors all units vicinity report at once. Finished with last assignment. Assignment completed. Assignment CompletedAvailable. Do you have contact with. Operator or officer on duty Report in person to meet. Report to Meet. Meet. Can you obtain automobile registration information Holding subject, rush reply. Detaining subject, expedite. Estimated Arrival Time. Detaining subject, expedite. Any answer our number. Request drivers license information. Drivers license information. LicensePermit Information. Drivers license information on. Check full registration information. Request full registration information.