Emergency planning question

["Tony Harrison" <laharris@SMTPGATE.DPHE.STATE.CO.US>]

I got no useful responses to my last question, possibly because no one

took it seriously.  I'll try again without the background.



Does anyone have a feel for how long it would take for a well equipped

fire department to put out a fire caused by a fully fueled jetliner

crashing into a building full of more or less combustible stuff? 

Alternatively, does anyone know of a fire protection listserve where

such a question might get a realistic answer?  I suspect that the recent

attack on the Pentagon is the best data source, but would like to verify

that.



Tony Harrison, MSPH

Colorado Dept. of Public Health & Environment

Laboratory and Radiation Services Division

tony.harrison@state.co.us 



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