The report folks found several instances where FF’s failed to use proper and accepted practices adding to the potential of danger to the FF’s. The report criticized the first arriving units for failing to establish command, which caused confusion on the fireground when add’l companies arrived …not knowing who was in-charge. A reliable water supply also was not established until 21 minutes into the fire. And while hydrants in that area are rare, there was one 900 feet down the road. Instead of using this hydrant, the 2 1st due engines attacked the fire on the first and second floors using tank water. When both drivers went into the burning home by themselves to fight the fire without backup units, they violated "two in two out rule" for interior structure fires…at minimum. Lots for all of us to learn. Here is more: