Young Men and Fire

Why read it

• You will see how a team can be caught by a danger it did not understand until too late
• You will learn how hard and how late it is to admit you were wrong, like noticing you are ill
• You will feel how grief and the search for blame play out slowly after a disaster

Who it is for

• A manager who leads people through risky work
• A reader who likes true stories of ordinary courage
• Someone who wants to understand how a disaster unfolds

Contents

1. Biographical Note
2. Young Men & Fire
3. Publisher’s Note
4. Black Ghost
5. Black Ghost
6. Young Men & Fire
7. Part One
8. Part Two
9. Part Three

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