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Re: Army Field Manual
Posted by: John J. Lentini, CFEI (IP Logged)
Date: April 07, 2007 08:16PM
So Ken, are you saying it's okay for the Army to teach stuff that is wrong? Not just simplistic--INCORRECT. If the fundamentals on which you build an understanding is INCORRECT, your understanding will be INCORRECT.
But I guess that's okay. This profession has always made excuses for incompetence and inaccuracy. Everyone makes errors, but why encourage errors?
John Lentini, CFI, D-ABC
Fire Investigation Consultant
Florida Keys
[www.firescientist.com]
But I guess that's okay. This profession has always made excuses for incompetence and inaccuracy. Everyone makes errors, but why encourage errors?
John Lentini, CFI, D-ABC
Fire Investigation Consultant
Florida Keys
[www.firescientist.com]
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1715 | K Vanderpool | 04/07/2007 09:43AM |
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1066 | John J. Lentini, CFEI | 04/07/2007 08:16PM |
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931 | Nick Markowitz | 04/09/2007 08:08AM |
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961 | K Vanderpool | 04/09/2007 09:31AM |
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945 | Ted Pagels | 04/10/2007 11:48AM |
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911 | John J. Lentini, CFEI | 04/10/2007 01:42PM |
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