You must hurry. You must save lives. You must get out. For Logan firefighters, facing this type of enemy could occur daily. At night, when duty isn't demanding action, they sleep in rooms at the fire house, similar to military barracks with several rows of bunks.
Showers are communal and short.
Meals are prepared individually in a kitchen not unlike a well-equipped residential home. These meals are often interrupted by the ringing of the alarm. It is mentally and physically demanding work, even for the most willing and prepared. Joseph Bach, a 12-year veteran, husband and father of three boys, is clear on why he does the job. It's the chance I have to help save lives.