Fireman
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The term Fireman or Fire Officer can refer to:
- A firefighter. Traditionally, the term fireman denoted someone who was employed to fight fires. Now the unisex term firefighter is sometimes preferred, as fireman is an ambiguous term and can refer to either firefighters or railroad/naval engineers.
- A Firefighter who has obtained a certain rank (normally Sub Officer or Watch Commander or above or whom is an officer who works within the Fire Safety and Inspections department of a Fire Authority / Fire and Rescue Service
- In steam railroading, a fireman or a boilerman was the designation for someone whose job it was to tend the fire for running the steam engine of a locomotive.
- In other kinds of locomotive, a second crewman who monitors operations is also called a fireman.
- On a steamboat a fireman was the designation for someone whose job it was to tend the fire for running the steam engine.
- In baseball, a fireman is a relief pitcher whose role is to end an inning with runners in scoring position in addition to relieving a tired starting pitcher.
- In the Ray Bradbury novel Fahrenheit 451, a fireman is a person whose job was to start fires to burn books.
- Fireman (Faiyāman) is a tokusatsu superhero TV series released in 1973. It is better known as Magma Man internationally.
- Fire Man is a Robot Master from the Mega Man series of action-platformers, written with a space to avoid confusion.
- The Fireman is one Turboman enemy
- Fireman is an animated short made in 1931.
- In the United States Navy, Fireman is a variation of the Seaman ranks reserved for Engineering specialists.
- The Fireman is the name of a techno collective that includes Paul McCartney and Youth
- Fireman is a song from Lil Wayne album Tha Carter II
- The Fireman (film), a Charlie Chaplin film
- Fireman is the nickname of American guitarist and musician Chris Burke
- Fireman is a rare slang term for pyromaniac
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