Achieved with outstanding success
In the heart of a rural region, the East 1 Fire District played host to a significant training event for local firefighters. The Modular Squad Training (MTA), focused on firefighting, was led by youth leader Michael Weigert from Wiesent, with support from commanders and instructors from Dietersweg and Kruckenberg.
A total of 27 active members from the volunteer fire departments of Sünching, Wiesent, Dietersweg, Wiesent, Brennberg, Kruckenberg, and Zinzendorf participated in the MTA. Among them were Fabian Rösch and Sebastian Baumann.
The referee team for the MTA consisted of KBR Johann Bornschlegl, KBI Georg Koller, and district fire chiefs Christian Stöckel, Martin Bosl, and Johannes Weig. Their role was to ensure the training was conducted fairly and effectively.
The MTA, held exclusively in the fire district East 1, aimed to equip firefighters with the necessary skills for small unit firefighting tactics, equipment handling, and coordination, specifically tailored to the district's unique needs.
Following the successful completion of the MTA, no additional trainings or events were scheduled. The focus now shifts to applying the newly acquired skills in real-life situations.
While specific details about the MTA program and its certified members are not publicly available, general usage suggests that the MTA is a structured training module designed to enhance firefighting capabilities. For more detailed information, it is recommended to contact the fire district East 1 authority or their official training division directly.
Fabian Rösch and Sebastian Baumann, both active firefighters, showed their expertise in sports-analysis during the Modular Squad Training (MTA), where they honed their skills for small unit firefighting tactics and equipment handling. The referee team, consisting of district fire chiefs and certified fire experts, monitored the sports activities throughout the MTA to ensure fair and effective training.
