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Dumfries-Triangle Rescue Squad : ウィキペディア英語版
Dumfries-Triangle Rescue Squad

Dumfries-Triangle Rescue Squad (DTRS) was formally organized on January 8, 1957 and began operations with one ambulance donated by Cope Ford of Triangle. The men who had organized DTRS were sharing space and affiliated with the Dumfries Triangle Volunteer Fire Department (DTVFD) at that time.
In February 1959, the 21 member squad of DTRS formally separated from DTVFD and applied for a formal charter from the Virginia State Corporation Commission. When asked about the separation from DTVFD, DTRS member Ed Publicover responded, “separation is to permit the Fire Department and Rescue Squad to expand in order to keep pace with a growing area.” In 1959 DTRS had 3 ambulances in its fleet, 2 that it owned outright and the other was on indefinite loan from the Civil Defense Authorities.
On April 2, 1959 DTRS was granted its charter. According to the organisation's records, 22 individuals are listed as the charter members of DTRS.〔Charter Members of D-TRS (Source 1 )〕
That year DTRS elected its first official officers. Records show the following individuals as the 1959 officers for DTRS: Jack Fick Jr (President); Carey Perkinson (Vice-President); Bascome Henley (Captain); Bill Rainey (Lieutenant); Francis Keys (Secretary & Treasurer); Edward Publicover (Sergeant); H.B. Stanley (Sergeant).
In 1967 the DTRS Junior Squad was established. This marked the first junior squad to be established in Prince William County.〔Prince William County Fire and Rescue Association (Source 2 )〕 On April 9, 1967 VirginiaState Delegate Stanley A. Owens swore in the first officers of DTRS Junior Squad. These officers were: Don Mercer (Captain); Allen Barbee (1st Lieutenant); Van Keys (Sergeant); John Fick (Treasurer); Art Milona (Secretary). In addition the following individuals were listed as members of the junior squad Bill Yarnall, Lee Hise, Tom Fraizer, Mike Taylor, George Ford, Ted McInteer, Harvey Anderson, Ted Petts, Larry Liming, Ron Clark, Warren Towne, and Eddie Dixon.
==Organization==
Board of Directors Chairman: Mr. John McHugh

Chief/Rescue Chief: C. D. Ester

Assistant Chief : S. B. Chasin

Captain / Training Officer: Karma Ester

Captain : Randy L. Baum

Executive Officer: Lori Critchley

Treasurer: Karen Monk

Personnel Officer: Vincent Martin

Secretary:

Junior Advisor: Corrina Ross-Witkoswki

Chaplain: Duane Brawner

Chaplain: Larry Brooks

Safety Officer Lieutenant: Jason Gray

IT Officer: Richard Searle

Fleet Manager: Enrique Mendez

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