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Once again two firefighters have paid the ultimate price protecting their community. My deepest sympathy to their families and members of the East Sussex Fire Brigade :(

Brubby

The thoughts and prayers of my family are with the watch mates,family and friends of the fire men.

Ian

It brings it home that some people do a job that goes way above and beyond what should be expected. Very brave, dedicated people.
Thoughts are with their friends and families.

Juls

its times like this that bring home the reality of firefighters and the dangers they face. When so many column inches are given to `our brave troops in Iraq` you can forget that we have `brave troops` working in our communities every day in the form of the emergency services who sometimes pay the ultimate price :(

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Yes, I had a couple of minutes silence in honour of those poor men when I heard the news. It`s incredibly sad whenever any members of our emergency services lose their lives in the course of duty.

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This item was edited on Monday, 4th December 2006, 18:59

My respect and sympathy goes to the families of these two heroes.

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Once again two firefighters have paid the ultimate price protecting their community.
In no way do I want to minimise the sacrifice that these men have made, the East Sussex fire chief made a statement on the local news that these men were the first to die, in service (or on a shout) for 30 years. This surprised me as i thought the figure was much higher.

Credo!

That was just in East Sussex though. The figure is higher if you look at national statistics.

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