About Chief Vincent Dunn
1958-1999 FDNY
2017-Present Author and Teacher
Early 1980s Professor
Chief Vincent Dunn worked as a firefighter for 42 years in midtown Manhattan, where he climbed through the ranks to become Commander of FDNY Division 3.
Early 1980s Professor
2017-Present Author and Teacher
Early 1980s Professor
Chief Vincent Dunn worked as an associate professor in the mechanical engineering department of Manhattan College, where he taught Fire Engineering.
2002 WTC Investigator
2017-Present Author and Teacher
2017-Present Author and Teacher
The National Institute of Standards and Technology selected Chief Vincent Dunn to serve as a consultant in its investigation into the collapse of the World Trade Center.
2017-Present Author and Teacher
2017-Present Author and Teacher
2017-Present Author and Teacher
An accomplished author, Chief Vincent Dunn has written 10 books, including "Collapse of Burning Buildings," which have served as the teaching curriculum and testing material within fire departments.
Books By Chief Vincent Dunn
Skyscraper Battlespace
The Firefighter's Battlespace
Skyscraper Battlespace
My War Years: A Memoir
The Firefighter's Battlespace
Skyscraper Battlespace
The Firefighter's Battlespace
The Firefighter's Battlespace
The Firefighter's Battlespace
The Battlespace Enemy
FIREFIGHTING: BATTLESPACE COMBAT
The Firefighter's Battlespace
FIREFIGHTING: BATTLESPACE COMBAT
FIREFIGHTING: BATTLESPACE COMBAT
FIREFIGHTING: BATTLESPACE COMBAT
Strategy of Firefighting
FIREFIGHTING: BATTLESPACE COMBAT
FIREFIGHTING: BATTLESPACE COMBAT
Safety and Survival On the fireground
Command and Control of Fires and Emergencies
Safety and Survival On the fireground
Collapse of Burning Buildings
Command and Control of Fires and Emergencies
Safety and Survival On the fireground
Command and Control of Fires and Emergencies
Command and Control of Fires and Emergencies
Command and Control of Fires and Emergencies
Life-or-Death Decisions
Vincent Dunn’s insights into when and where firefighters will be required to make critical life-or-death decisions, and shows firefighters how to survive in the foreground battlespace.
Are we trying to scare firefighters to make them risk-averse? Absolutely not! We try to give how and when to take a calculated risk to save another person.