Ever wondered what it looks like inside a structure fire? This training burn shows how a fire grows and changes. 1. Incipient: Ignition and initial build. 2. Growth: Heat and smoke spread fast. 3. Fully Developed: Everything burns at peak intensity. | Kern County Fire Department

Want to bring textbook fire science to life? The Class B Flow Path Prop Toolkit demonstrates how fire behaves in compartments, giving you a front-row seat to fire dynamics in action. This toolkit uses clean-burning alcohol fuel and real-world scenarios to help you connect what you’ve learned in class to what you’ll face on the job. Through this toolkit, you can: 🔥See how ventilation changes fire behavior, 🔥Watch how wind drives fire through compartments, and 🔥Learn how flow paths impact fire

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In this video, we are running the Max Fire Box Phase II as a two-story burn. The fire is burning in the garage, and this configuration allows us to clearly demonstrate what is happening one room away from the seat of the fire. What you see at the doorway does not always match the conditions inside. This evolution makes that point unmistakable. We highlight the principle of Cover and Move, a foundational concept from the book Extreme Ownership by Jocko Willink and Leif Babin. On the fireground, C