Data from the first 2,000 recorded rescues (you read that right) has been collected, calculated, and collated for all you nerds.
Data Drop....Initial Mode of Operation v Survival Rate Not surprisingly, the vast majority of all recorded rescues to date happen on a fireground where the initial mode of operations is offensive. What might be surprising is that in 68 recorded rescues (6% since this question was not initially asked but was added during the first large update to the survey) so far, the fire department started in a defensive posture. As you can see in the raw data and in the graph below 46% of these recorded rescues resulted in a successful save. Like in all things, the more we learn about something, the more questions arise.
Initial Mode of Operation v Total Recorded Rescues: Offensive – 94% (1014/1082) Defensive – 6% (68/1082) Initial Mode of Operation v Survival Rate: Offensive – 68% (692/1011) Defensive – 46% (31/68)
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