Firefighter Competition in Stuttgart: Third Edition Hosted by FW Konstanz
The Konstanz Fire Department made a commendable showing at the 3rd Firefighter Combat Challenge Stuttgart, an event that took place on August 16, 2025, at the Panzerkaserne in Böblingen. The competition, which saw participants from fire departments in the Stuttgart region and US military bases in Germany, including Spangdahlem and Ramstein, was hosted by the US Army Garrison Stuttgart.
Three members from the Konstanz Fire Department participated in the event. In the Individual category, all three competed with a connected breathing apparatus. Tim Schaffert, one of the participants, successfully completed his first competition of this kind, placing second in his age group. Fabian Daltoe, a representative from the Fire Department Konstanz, can be contacted for further inquiries about the team's performance at [email protected].
In the Tandem category, Andreas Wilhelm and Sven Reuter from the Konstanz Fire Department competed together. The search results do not explicitly name the leader of the Fire Department Konstanz associated with the competition results.
The Firefighter Combat Challenge is a sporting event where firefighters wearing breathing apparatus complete various tasks in a course. The event aims to test the physical and mental abilities of firefighters in a competitive setting.
The Konstanz Fire Department's official website is feuerwehr.konstanz.de, where more information about the department and its activities can be found. The department's performance in the 3rd Firefighter Combat Challenge Stuttgart is a testament to their dedication and skill in their profession.
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