Jan 2022 AFSL Newsletter
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For two very cold and snowy days in December, the AFSL Team (me, Jay Howell, and BV’s Chuck Rogers) held a training session at Camp Grayling on how to safely dissect, evaluate, and test the contents of fireworks devices to AFSL and Federal Standards. We were excited to share our expertise with several enforcement personnel from the Michigan State Fire Marshal Office, a member of the Detroit Police Bomb Squad, an agent from the Bureau of Alcohol Tobacco Firearms and Explosives, a couple of members of Michigan State Police Bomb Squad, and a couple of EOD Specialists from Michigan Army National Guard. While conducting the hands-on portion of the training, we were visited by Kevin Sehimeyer, Michigan State Fire Marshal, and Joe Forro, Manager.
Source: https://www.afsl.org/newsletters
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For two very cold and snowy days in December, the AFSL Team (me, Jay Howell, and BV’s Chuck Rogers) held a training session at Camp Grayling on how to safely dissect, evaluate, and test the contents of fireworks devices to AFSL and Federal Standards. We were excited to share our expertise with several enforcement personnel from the Michigan State Fire Marshal Office, a member of the Detroit Police Bomb Squad, an agent from the Bureau of Alcohol Tobacco Firearms and Explosives, a couple of members of Michigan State Police Bomb Squad, and a couple of EOD Specialists from Michigan Army National Guard. While conducting the hands-on portion of the training, we were visited by Kevin Sehimeyer, Michigan State Fire Marshal, and Joe Forro, Manager.
Source: https://www.afsl.org/newsletters