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Shirley Towers, Southampton 2010

Lakanal House, London 2009

Arlington House, Kent 2001

Stanner Court, Kent 2001

Telstar House, London 2003

Harrow Court, Stevenage 2005

Windsor Tower, Madrid 2005

Manderin Oriental, Beijing 2009

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INTERVENTION : TACTICS

INTERVENTION : Firefighting Techniques

INTERVENTION : No Hose line deployment

INTERVENTION : Single Hose line

INTERVENTION : Two Hose lines

INTERVENTION : Three line

INTERVENTION : Four line (wind driven)

INTERVENTION : External

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