[Aquamarine]

Looking at the three female Firefighters I'm not sure that two of them are women. Real women don't have the upper body strength to do the job. The men Firefighters wind up helping them on the scene carrying equipment and hoses for them which hinders the men Firefighters from doing their job efficiently.

[Bigg Red]

Yep. Some jobs should not be given to women.

[smileyface]

“Looking at the three female Firefighters I’m not sure that two of them are women.”
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My first thought when I scrolled by. Based on proportions of body dimensions and facial features.

[Gasshog]

Firefigthers?

I thot those three were the Boss Ladies.

[Bigg Red]

The one on the left:

Kristin M. Crowley is the 19th Fire Chief of the Los Angeles Fire Department (LAFD). With her wife and children by her side, Chief Crowley took the oath of office on March 25, 2022 – becoming the first female and LGBTQ Fire Chief in the LAFD.

[Bigg Red]

The one on the right:

Kristine Larson is a 33+ year veteran of the Los Angeles City Fire Department. Prior to joining the LAFD, Kris earned her bachelor’s degree in Sociology from UCLA while achieving the distinction of becoming a three time All-American as a track and field athlete. She went on to graduate summa cum laude from Capella University with a master’s degree in public service leadership with an emphasis in Emergency Management. She has completed a DEI certification program through Cornell University and is participating in the International Association of Fire Chief’s Diversity Executive Leadership Program which aims to advance DEI within the fire service, with a cohort of members from around the Country.

Kristine has held various ranks within the LAFD consisting of Fire Inspector, and subsequently was the first African American woman to be promoted to the rank of Captain I, Captain II, Battalion Chief, Assistant Chief and Deputy Chief in the history of the LAFD.

Kristine has worked in both field and special duty assignments. As a Captain she was both a drill instructor and drill master at the fire academy. As a Chief Officer she has worked in the Firefighter Recruitment Section, the Fire Prevention Bureau and the Equity and Human Resources Bureau.

[Bigg Red]

Thinking this is the one in the middle:

Chief Brown has served the Los Angeles City Fire Department (LAFD) for over 29 years. She is currently serving as the Marine Operations Commander at the Port of Los Angeles, overseeing maritime operations for the LAFD, including training, facility and vessel maintenance and repairs, equipment procurement, and grant development. Over the course of her career, she has held various positions, including Firefighter, Paramedic, Emergency Incident Technician, Engineer, Captain I, Captain II, and Battalion Chief. In addition, Chief Brown has worked in the Training and Support Bureau as the Firefighter Selection Liaison Officer. She has also played a pivotal role in serving as the chair of the FIRESCOPE Maritime Specialist Group and has established herself as a leader with the State Fire Training Steering Committee.

Chief Brown earned a Bachelor of Science Degree in Kinesiology from the University of
California, Los Angeles. She is also a State Fire Marshal Certified Instructor and has
functioned as the Operations Branch Director with the California Office of Emergency
Services.