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The article does not mention where fire drills have been used. The photos seem to suggest a North American context. They have also been used by many communities in Africa. The details of how fire drills are made will differ around the world.
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Pete unseth: The article can describe only what can be found in reliable sources, and the references for this article are pretty sparse. If you can expand it with more reliable sources (preferably scholarly research, not blogs or youtube videos or personal essays), the please go ahead. Any improvements are welcome. I discovered this article only yesterday myself. ~
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Fire drill (tool) is part of the Scouting WikiProject, an effort to build a comprehensive and detailed guide to
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The article does not mention where fire drills have been used. The photos seem to suggest a North American context. They have also been used by many communities in Africa. The details of how fire drills are made will differ around the world.
Pete unseth (
talk)
16:18, 28 August 2023 (UTC)reply
@
Pete unseth: The article can describe only what can be found in reliable sources, and the references for this article are pretty sparse. If you can expand it with more reliable sources (preferably scholarly research, not blogs or youtube videos or personal essays), the please go ahead. Any improvements are welcome. I discovered this article only yesterday myself. ~
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21:57, 28 August 2023 (UTC)reply