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• Martin, B.
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  Meeting Both Fire-Fighting and Rescue Needs at London's New City Airport.
  London City Airport Fire Dept., England
  Fire, Vol. 80, No. 993, 33-34, March 1988

• Smith, K. W.
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  Design for Survival From Toxic Fumes in Aircraft Cabin Fires.
  Fire, Vol. 74, No. 922, 625-626, April 1982

• Fire International
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  Linear Heat Detection for Special Airport Risks.
  Fire International, No. 82, 49-50, August/September 1983

• Bruce, S. R.
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  Two-Station Task Force is Always on the Alert at This Busy International Airport.
  Fire, Vol. 80, No. 988, 19,21, October 1987

• Colin, M. A.
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  French Solution to Airport Fire-Fighting Problems.
  Conseiller Technique
  Fire International, No. 70, 30-32, March 1981

• Pierce, A. J. A.
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  Aerodrome Emergency Procedures Prescribed in Australia.
  Commonwealth Department of Transport
  Fire International, No. 70, 37-42, March 1981

• Toledo, J. G.
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  Small Airports Need Better Protection.
  Las Cruces Fire Dept., NM
  Fire Command, Vol. 72, No. 894, 20-21, February 1980

• National Transportation Safety Board
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  Aircraft Accident Report. Continental Air Lines, Inc., McDonnell-Douglas DC-10-10, N68045, Los Angeles, California, March 1, 1978.
  National Transportation Safety Board, Washington, DC
  ['NTSB-AAR-79-1', 'Work Unit 2335-D']
  NTSB-AAR-79-1; Work Unit 2335-D
  March 1, 1978
  51 p.

• Talmadge, J.
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  Airport Safety: Crash Response--Indiana and Georgia Meet the Challenge.
  Firehouse, Vol. 4, No. 7, 42-44,67, July 1979

• Gray, F. J.
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  Safety Aspects of Modern Air Travel.
  British Airports Authority
  Fire Engineers Journal, Vol. 39, No. 114, 31-32, June 1979