Portable fire fighting tool

A portable, hand-held fire fighting tool comprising a hollow, linear handle element having two ends, the first end having a hose connection attached thereto and the other end being connected to a penetrating body element, said body element comprising a head having a hollow interior, said head having a taped and flared end, said flared end having a sharp, removable cutting element attached thereto, said cutting element comprising a shaft insertable and connectable within said tapered and flared end, and a cutting tip having a beveled top and a sharp point extending out from said shaft, wherein when a line is drawn through the longitudinal axis of said penetrating body element, said line forms an angle of 45.degree. to 135.degree. to said handle element, said shaft of said cutting element having a series of flutes therein and said hollow, tapered and flared end of said body having a series of grooves therein, said flutes in said shaft of said cutting element forming a series of holes emanating from the top of said cutting tip when said cutting element is mated to said flared and tapered end of said hollow body of said head by inserting said shaft therein, said holes providing openings to the hollow interior of said body of said penetrating element, the hollow portion of said penetrating element being connected to said hollow handle element permitting a flow through said handle to the interior of said penetrating element and wherein said hollow handle has an inside diameter of at least one half inch.