died in a bomb blast. Six other firefighters were injured. The HFD lists among its members nine men who were awarded the Order of the Purple Heart, including three dead members who were awarded the medal in 1984. This made the HFD the only fire department on American soil whose members were attacked by a foreign nation and were awarded Purple Hearts relating to their duties. This honor is now only awarded to members of the Armed Forces wounded in battle. The Honolulu Fire Museum and Education Center is open to the public one Saturday a month for free, guided tours. Bureaus Under the Fire Commission, Fire Chief, and Deputy Chief, there are three bureaus that support the fire suppression forces (Fire Operations): Administrative Services Bureau Planning and Development Support Services Fire Operations Bureau Fire Operations accounts for the majority of the activity in the HFD. They are responsible for all emergency response for the island of Oahu and respond to fires, emergency medical calls, hazardous materials incidents, motor vehicle accidents, natural disasters, and also perform technical rescues. Stations & Apparatus Below is a complete listing of all Honolulu Fire Department fire station and apparatus locations. Administrative Services Bureau Mechanic Shop: provides maintenance to fire apparatus, as well as police vehicles. Safety & Health: administers health related programs. Planning and Development Fire Communication Center: this is the vital link between the public and fire suppression forces. Radio Shop: provides maintenance to radios and communication systems. Support Services Support Services manages and coordinates the Training and Research Bureau and the Fire Prevention Bureau, which also includes the Community Relations/Education section. Training and Research Bureau HFD accomplishes its mission largely by maintaining a well-equipped and highly trained, professional workforce of firefighters and rescue personnel. The Training and Research Bureau (TRB) conducts training for all phases of firefighting, emergency medical incidents, hazardous materials incidents, technical rescues, and professional development. TRB is located at the Charles H. Thurston Training Center in Honolulu. Fire Prevention Bureau The Fire Prevention Bureau (FPB) administers the fire prevention program for the City and County of Honolulu, which includes setting policies and procedures in the enforcement of fire codes and conducting fire investigations to determine the origin and cause of fires. The FPB conducts investigations as mandated by Chapter 132–4, Hawaii Revised Statutes, and has several sections: Administration: Issues permits and licenses. Code Enforcement: enforces fire codes and regulations