US Navy Firefighter Training

The video discusses the significant threat posed by oceans, especially during wartime, and introduces a specialized firefighting school for the United States Navy. It details the intensive training provided to Navy officers and men, including realistic simulations of shipboard fires using blazing oil. The training includes walking into fires with protective sprays and practicing in a replica destroyer engine room. The video concludes with remarks on the dedication of sailor firemen.

What is considered a major threat to the oceans, especially during wartime?

• Oil spills

• Pirate attacks

• Shipboard fires

• Submarine warfare

Where is the specialized firefighting school for the Navy located?

• West Coast port

• East Coast port

• Midwest naval base

• Gulf Coast port

What do the specially constructed tanks contain to simulate shipboard fires?

• Water

• Sand

• Blazing oil

• Chemical foam

What protective measure do the Navy men use when approaching the fire?

• Heat shields

• Asbestos blankets

• Fireproof suits

• Protective spray

What part of the ship is replicated for the firefighting training?

• Cargo hold

• Deck

• Engine room

• Captain's cabin