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Magazine Article
Using Fire Suppression Strategy and Tactics for EMS
2011
Overview
Holliday discusses the National Fire Academy's Command Sequence Cycle. The command sequence cycle is comprised of three elements: size-up, strategy and tactics, and implementation. These elements are more commonly referred to as \"think, plan, and act.\" Using this command cycle enables the incident commanders (ICs) to identify problems, come up with a plan to control them, initiate procedures to carry out the plan, and then repeat the entire sequence to reevaluate the operation and ascertain if it is having the desired impact. This command sequence should be used at all incidents and as an all-hazards approach to successfully manage an incident.
