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Firefighter After Action Review: Charleston Sofa Super Store Fire takes listeners inside the experiences of Charleston Fire Department leaders, as they share their firsthand experiences from the tragic Sofa Superstore fire on June 18, 2007, which claimed nine firefighter lives.
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