Fred Carlson's guest appearances

Fred Carlson

Missionary Talks

Grand Circle Tour Podcast

Public Safety Drone Flight

Bob Gurr

Brian Collins

Mark Coleman

Disney Skyliner

Mark Silverman

Mike Kelly

Tom Madigan

Chris Robertson

Louis Armstrong

Kimberley Bouchard

Jonathan Rupprecht

Jonathan Anderson

Bob Patterson

Christopher Payne

Bob Taylor

OwlTail

Your tour guides Dan Hansen and Jason Thomason are joined by Dan's neighbor Fred Carlson to talk about their recent joint family trip to Walt Disney World.  Plus Galaxy's Edge should be open later at night, why refillable popcorn buckets are the best money you can spend, the Enchanted Tiki Room is still great, hidden USB ports at Space Mountain and more! The Grand Circle Tour Podcast is in no way part of, endorsed or authorized by, or affiliated with the Walt Disney Company or its affiliates. As to Disney artwork/properties: © Disney. Disclosure | Privacy Policy

Your tour guides Dan Hansen and Jason Thomason are joined by Dan's neighbor Fred Carlson to talk about their recent joint family trip to Walt Disney World.  Plus Galaxy's Edge should be open later at night, why refillable popcorn buckets are the best money you can spend, the Enchanted Tiki Room is still great, hidden USB ports at Space Mountain and more! The Grand Circle Tour Podcast is in no way part of, endorsed or authorized by, or affiliated with the Walt Disney Company or its affiliates. As to Disney artwork/properties: © Disney. Disclosure | Privacy Policy

Adventure 174.  WDW Trip Report With Fred Carlson

FDNY lieutenant Fred Carlson started as a fireman on Queens Ladder 151 in November 2006 and has risen through the ranks since then. Promoted to lieutenant at the end of 2019 he now serves as in leadership of the FDNY Command Tactical Unit (the drone program).Fred comes from a family aviation background. His mother and brother both hold Part 61 pilot certificates. His dad, uncle, and cousin served in the Air Force.Fred and his pilots fly in some of the busiest airspaces in the United States and have found a way to make things work.The unit Fred is with manages all sorts of robotics from underwater, ground-based, and airborne.One thing most new pilots don't know but should.How to filter marketing messages from reality.Words of wisdom for new departments.Thinking about compliance.Tethered drone systems and if they are helpful.What makes someone a good public safety drone pilot.Tips to start a drone program. How to help more people with a flight.The Incident Command App that FDNY uses.What happens when you put a monitor in front of the Incident Commander to watch a drone feed.What the most important skill drone pilots need to develop and it's not flying.The role of internal public relations for the drone program.How to say it is not safe to fly.Why it is important to avoid flying over people and how to get your drone into position.Visual Observers are mandatory.Integrating manned and unmanned aircraft.The challenges of managing the airspace.Dealing with news helicopters.What is coming to drones in public safety?How to avoid mistakes.Checklists. 

FDNY lieutenant Fred Carlson started as a fireman on Queens Ladder 151 in November 2006 and has risen through the ranks since then. Promoted to lieutenant at the end of 2019 he now serves as in leadership of the FDNY Command Tactical Unit (the drone program).Fred comes from a family aviation background. His mother and brother both hold Part 61 pilot certificates. His dad, uncle, and cousin served in the Air Force.Fred and his pilots fly in some of the busiest airspaces in the United States and have found a way to make things work.The unit Fred is with manages all sorts of robotics from underwater, ground-based, and airborne.<ul><li>One thing most new pilots don't know but should.</li><li>How to filter marketing messages from reality.</li><li>Words of wisdom for new departments.</li><li>Thinking about compliance.</li><li>Tethered drone systems and if they are helpful.</li><li>What makes someone a good public safety drone pilot.</li><li>Tips to start a drone program. </li><li>How to help more people with a flight.</li><li>The Incident Command App that FDNY uses.</li><li>What happens when you put a monitor in front of the Incident Commander to watch a drone feed.</li><li>What the most important skill drone pilots need to develop and it's not flying.</li><li>The role of internal public relations for the drone program.</li><li>How to say it is not safe to fly.</li><li>Why it is important to avoid flying over people and how to get your drone into position.</li><li>Visual Observers are mandatory.</li><li>Integrating manned and unmanned aircraft.</li><li>The challenges of managing the airspace.</li><li>Dealing with news helicopters.</li><li>What is coming to drones in public safety?</li><li>How to avoid mistakes.</li><li>Checklists. </li></ul>

Fred Carlson Talks FDNY Drones and What Has Worked

Bro. Fred Carlson spoke with me about his 30+ years of involvement in the mission field. He personally served as a missionary pilot and church planter in various countries. Currently he is teaching missions classes in a college setting. In this interview he explains a bit about his ministry on the foreign field and tells about some of the missions classes he teaches. I was surprised, in a good way, by one of his answers to my question about which classes someone should focus on while preparing to be a missionary on a college level.

Bro. Fred Carlson spoke with me about his 30+ years of involvement in the mission field. He personally served as a missionary pilot and church planter in various countries. Currently he is teaching missions classes in a college setting. In this interview he explains a bit about his ministry on the foreign field and tells about some of the missions classes he teaches. I was surprised, in a good way, by one of his answers to my question about which classes someone should focus on while preparing to be a missionary on a college level.

Missionary Talks 48: Fred Carlson