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Incident: Bear Wallow Complex Wildland Fire

13 total pictures
Three firefighters dressed in nomex, work around structures. One sprays water towards the improvements.
Structure Protection		Firefighter in yellow nomex shirt looks down hill past two structures to smoke from the fire burning in the distance.
Division Supervisor Chris Stevens

Incident: Yolla Bolly Complex Wildland Fire

14 total pictures
One of the Minimum Impact Suppression Tactics (MIST) being used to fight the fires in the Wilderness are teams of mules & horses. These animals pull "drags" to create fire line to check the spread of surface fire.
Four-legged Firefighters Ready for The Job		Deep within the Wilderness, one of the Minimum Impact firefighting tactics is the use of horses and mules pulling a drag in order to build fire line.
The "mule Team" at Work

Incident: Cactus Wildland Fire

2 total pictures
View of Cactus Fire on left and Marsh Mine Fire on right
Cactus and Marsh Mine Fires		View of Cactus Fire from Bluebird Lane
Cactus Fire

Incident: Lindbergh Lake Wildland Fire

4 total pictures
View of the Lindbergh Lake Fire
Lindbergh Lake Fire Hillside View		View of the Lindbergh Lake Fire showing the extreme slope
Lindbergh Lake Fire

Incident: Cold Springs Wildland Fire

31 total pictures
Firefighter gets to say his piece about mop up with Yakima Herald Repulbic reporter.
Media Interview at Drop Point 57		At end of shift, Mescalero 3 crew, poses for group portrait.
Mescalero 3 Crew

Incident: Grand Complex Wildland Fire Used for Re

2 total pictures
View of Gill Creek Area
Coal Creek Fire		View of Gill Creek
Coal Creek Fire
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