Is the Blitz Fire and Ram considered a master stream?

The Blitz Fire and Ram are indeed considered master streams because they are designed to deliver large volumes of water at significant distances, which is the defining characteristic of master streams. Master streams are typically employed in firefighting operations when aggressive firefighting is necessary, particularly in large structures or when conventional handlines are insufficient.

The Blitz Fire apparatus allows firefighters to quickly set up a portable master stream that can provide powerful and effective delivery of water to suppress fire, while the Ram is specifically used to produce a concentrated high-flow stream. Both tools enhance operational effectiveness during firefighting, especially in situations where rapid and effective application of water is crucial. As such, categorizing both the Blitz Fire and the Ram as master streams aligns with their functionality and purpose in fire suppression efforts.