TRUSTED WORLDWIDE SINCE 1908 Spring/Summer 2018 | Volume 28, Number 1
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President’s Message Page 2 New Ad Campaign for 2018: “We Switched to Darley” Page 2 Edmonton Becomes the Newest Major Metro FD to Switch to Darley Pumps Page 2 Visit Darley at FDIC - Booth #3721: New Lower Cost Mini-CAFS, Digitrol™ Pump Control Panels, New Low Cost, and Portable Gear Driven Pump Page 3 Hydrant Booster™ - Lower Your Community’s ISO Rating Page 3 What’s New in Darley’s Other Divisions - Equipment, Defense, ODIN® Foam, Fireboy®-Xintex®, Ohler Pumps and PolyBilt® Page 4 Just Ask Engineering: What is the Impact of Recent EPA Changes on Diesel Engine Driven Pumps? Page 5 Boise Mobile Equipment (BME) Growing Faster than a Wildfire Page 5 From the Office of Peter Darley Page 6 Darley Awarded Major Federal Contracts Page 6 Employee Profile: Ryneé Greshock Page 6 Darley Pump School & CAFS Academy Page 7 A Look at a Next Generation Darley: Emmet Darley Page 7 Darley Helps to Provide Safe Water to Tanzania Page 7 South Africa Demands Darley Pumps Page 7 Darley Dealer Spotlight: Jerry Ingram Page 7 Vendor Spotlight: Thorogood Fire Page 8 Fireboy®-Xintex® Automatic Fixed Fire Suppression Systems Page 8 Industry Calendar Page 8
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Darley Introduces Virtual Reality (VR) and Augmented Reality (AR) at FDIC Next Generation Training Solution for First Responders Empowering Firefighters to Train Safer, Train Anywhere and Train Less Expensively, while not harming the environment. Realistic training scenarios arm firefighters with the skills and confidence they need to respond effectively and efficiently during real-life incidents. Live field exercises provide hands-on training, but they are often costly, time consuming and can be hazardous. Training simulation provides an ideal alternative, offering organizations the ability to get more from their current training programs – and extend training into scenarios that can’t be performed using real world systems and environments, while monitoring performance.
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Introducing FLAIM Trainer™ FLAIM Trainer™ is a firefighter training simulator which provides an immersive virtual reality environment combined with a patented haptics feedback system, breathing apparatus and heated personal protective clothing, to provide a unique training experience not yet replicated. FLAIM Trainer™ can be easily integrated into a broader training program for firefighters, complementing and extending the current training systems. The base solution is configurable to support customer specific scenarios, You can feel the heat of the fire and the force and performance monitoring. of the nozzle reaction with the FLAIM Trainer™ virtual reality firefighting simulator. Technology Available via Darley The FLAIM Trainer™ is available to federal agencies and training organizations through Darley. Our team can work with you to conduct site demonstrations and workshops. Please contact MattDarley@darley.com for additional information.
General Michael Edwards Joins the Darley Defense Advisory Board Darley is proud to announce that General (Ret) Michael Edwards, Adjutant General of Colorado Army and Air National Guard, has joined the Darley Defense Advisory Board. General Edwards has served over 40 years in the U.S. Military and served as Adjutant General since 2007. General Edwards has been responsible for the adminGeneral Michael istration of more than 5,300 Colorado Army and Air National Guard members. General Edwards also served as the Executive Director of the Department of Edwards Military and Veterans Affairs (DMVA) protecting the Veterans Trust Fund from dissolution. In addition, under General Edwards’ leadership, the Civil Air Patrol’s (CAP) Colorado Wind took on a bigger role in state response including flying fire watch and conducting flood damage surveys. Colorado’s CAP was first to fly support of the U.S. Army’s on-base unmanned aerial systems operations. Before serving as Adjutant General for Colorado, Edwards was commissioned as a Second Lieutenant upon his graduation from the United States Air Force Academy. He served as an F-4 Pilot at Osan Air Base, Korea, and AT-38 Fighter Lead-in Instructor Pilot at Holloman Air Force Base, New Mexico. We are excited to welcome General Edwards to our Defense Advisory Board!