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The video discusses how Dutch firefighters are using fans to try to ventilate a burning building. The firefighters explain that they are using two fans to try to help the situation and that one will be placed at the ground floor and the other at the top. The volunteer firefighters discuss the ventilation plan for the burning building, and decide that the car should be relocated in order to improve the airflow. They also mention that the smoke is bad and should be avoided.

00:00:00 The video showcases Dutch firefighters working to put out a barn fire. They are using breathing masks and walkie-talkies to communicate with one another. The firefighters are from the local fire department and are volunteering their time to help out.
00:05:00 The Dutch firefighters explain how they will approach the barn fire and how they will fight the flames. They also mention that there are two floors in the barn, and that they will go upstairs to the second floor to fight the fires.
00:10:00 The volunteer firefighters walk through a burning barn, noting where the fire is and where it has burned. They then get water from a water truck and continue to fight the fire.
00:15:00 The video describes how two volunteers firefighters from the Netherlands extinguished a fire in a chicken barn. The firefighters discuss the challenges of the fire, including the need to be careful where they walk and the need to be careful not to let the fire spread to other parts of the building. The video ends with the firefighters driving the fire truck to a secondary location.
00:20:00 The video discusses how Dutch firefighters are using fans to try to ventilate a building that is on fire. The firefighters explain that they are using two fans to try to help the situation and that one will be placed at the ground floor and the other at the top.
00:25:00 The volunteer firefighters discuss the ventilation plan for the burning building, and decide that the car should be relocated in order to improve the airflow. They also mention that the smoke is bad and should be avoided.
00:30:00 The firefighters discuss how to extinguish the fire and what to do if the CO levels are still high. They then check the extent of the damage and make a plan for the next step.
00:35:00 The video shows Dutch firefighters training in how to manually close shutters to help prevent smoke from entering the building.
00:40:00 The Dutch firefighters discuss how the fire is progressing and how they are trying to combat the smoke and fire. They say that it is still difficult to fight the fire, but that they are making progress.
00:45:00 The video discusses the situation in which a barn has caught on fire and the volunteers who are trying to put out the fire. The commander is contacted and he arrives to assess the situation. It is determined that the barn contains the origin of the fire and the stack must be emptied in order to contain the fire. The volunteers are then instructed to spread manure next to a pasture in order to douse the fire. If the wall is broken, the manure can be spread directly on the land.
00:50:00 The video shows volunteers Dutch fire fighters working to extinguish a manure spill. They discuss how to clean up the mess and how to keep the road closed while they are working.
00:55:00 The Dutch firefighters discuss the challenges of their job. One of the challenges is preventing fire water from draining into ditches, which can lead to the spread of fire.

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The video showcases Dutch firefighters demonstrating how to fight fires using hoses and other traditional firefighting tactics. The video also features a reference to the town of Renswoude, which provides development aid to the neighboring Gelderland province.

01:00:00 The video is a tutorial on extinguishing a fire with volunteers from the Dutch fire department. The first step is to dig a ditch, and then the volunteers lay down strips of material to smother the fire. The video also discusses how long the process will take and how much water the volunteers will need.
01:05:00 The video discusses how to lay a Dutch fire hose, and concludes with a demonstration of how to use the hose. It is explained that the hose is laid in a cross shape, with the first section laid 5 meters from the entrance to the first ditch, the second section laid 10 meters from the first ditch, and the third section laid 15 meters from the first ditch. The hose is then used to spray water on a barn.
01:10:00 The video discusses the efforts of Dutch firefighters to extinguish a large fire in a field. They estimate that the fire will be extinguished within two hours, but note that the farmer will need to make sure he has a second shovel available.
01:15:00 The video features Dutch firefighters discussing their work and the importance of volunteerism. The firefighters discuss the importance of using water sparingly, and point out that it is important not to be afraid to use less water if necessary.
01:20:00 The video features Dutch firefighters talking about how volunteer firefighters help keep their country safe.
01:25:00 The video shows firefighters fighting a fire in a barn. It is clear from the beginning that the fire cannot be caused by the fire, as it continues to burn even after the firefighters have arrived. The firefighters then change guard and the narrator tells the viewers that only three or four hours a day can be spent fighting the fire.
01:30:00 The video shows volunteers from the Dutch firefighting service cleaning up a fire after it had damaged a nearby building. The commander of the firefighting service is also seen working at the scene.
01:35:00 This YouTube video showcases volunteers from the Dutch fire department demonstrating how to fight fires using hoses. The video also features a reference to the town of Renswoude, which provides development aid to the neighboring Gelderland province. The volunteers demonstrate how to fight a large fire using traditional firefighting tactics from the 1930s.
01:40:00 The video features Dutch firefighters thanking volunteers for their help at a fire. The volunteers are asked if they need clean pants, to which most reply in the affirmative. The firefighters then say goodbye and leave.