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… crew boss and a Div Sup. Extreme fire behavior is discussed at the GNP3 crew briefing and is characterized as “normal”. -0900 GNP3 is assigned to support 2 Interagency Hotshot Crews asked to burnout from Big Safety Zone to the NW and the dozer line to Black Safety Zone. The dozer line is about ½ mile north of the head of the fire. [See … winds. Overhead feels if they “didn’t attempt a burn, the fire would get away”. Plan is changed to burnout from the east to the west instead— the very plan that the hotshots had refused. -1430 Due to concerns regarding GPN3 crew’s lack of experience and fitness, only 3 members and the crew boss are used for the firing operation. -1500 …

… Grove Sub District of Kings Canyon National Park. This park has long been known for its active prescribed fire program and since 1981, has been home to the Arrowhead Hotshots. The unit being burned this day has been burned several times before. The predominant tree in this unit is White Fir, a high-risk species, which had suffered a …

… they clear Helispot 2. 8:45 a.m.: The day’s tactical plan calls for improving the fireline on the ridge between helispots 1 and 2. The jumpers and a newly ordered hotshot crew will construct hand line along the fire’s edge on its western flank. 9:30 a.m.: The IC and Jumper-in-Charge take a helicopter recon flight. The … to 30 mph. 12:30 p.m.: The hotshot crew Superintendent and 9 of his crew arrive at Helispot 2. The IC, Jumper-in-Charge, and hotshot Superintendent agree to send these 9 hotshots down the west flank to reinforce the jumpers. 1 p.m.: A flare-up on the west flank forces some of the jumpers to retreat up the fireline toward the top of the … discuss safety concerns about building this fireline. After a helicopter water drop, they move back down the hill and continue building fireline. 3 p.m.: The remaining 10 hotshots arrive at Helispot 2 to widen hand line and put out spot fires along the ridge. 20 minutes later, the predicted cold front moves into the area. Strong winds …

… of Grand Junction, in the Battlement Creek drainage. The f ire is burning over an elevation range of 6200-8400 ft on a steep west-facing slope. Friday July 16, 0630, two hotshot crews from the Coconino NF Arizona arrive at the Battlement Creek fire. This is the seventeenth fire of the first season for the newly formed Mormon Lake Hotshot Crew. The strategy is to prevent western and southern spread. The crews begin a major burnout of the catline (dozer line) from the rocky bluffs (Point A) at about …

… at Roosevelt Roads Naval Base in Puerto Rico yesterday. They will manage a Receiving and Distribution Center. Melton’s Type I Incident Management Team and the Chena Hotshots traveled last night to the Carribean NF to assist with clean-up efforts. Two Type I Incident Management Teams, Bateman and Wands are staged at Dobbins Air Force … at Roosevelt Roads Naval Base in Puerto Rico yesterday. They will manage a Receiving and Distribution Center. Melton’s Type I Incident Management Team and the Chena Hotshots traveled last night to the Carribean NF to assist with clean-up efforts. Two Type I Incident Management Teams, Bateman and Wands are staged at Dobbins Air Force …

2025FireKeyMessages

… even though their everyday job is not firefighting. o Wildland firefighters have different levels of experience and capabilities, which include three types of handcrews:2 Hotshots, Type 2 IA crews and Type 2 crews. This year, the Forest Service will provide:  More than 80 Forest Service Hotshot crews. Hotshots3 are highly trained and …

NMAC Correspondence M2025-09 National Preparedness Level 4 Rescinded_August 30.pdf

… possible regardless of time of day or meeting schedule. This decision will be promptly communicated through the GA's NMAC liaison and the coordination system. Interagency Hotshot, Type 2IA and Type 2 Crews (Contract and Agency) management at PL 4 and 5 • The NMAC Crew Coordinator is the primary point of contact for all crew actions: (208) … possible regardless of time of day or meeting schedule. This decision will be promptly communicated through the GA's NMAC liaison and the coordination system. Interagency Hotshot, Type 2IA and Type 2 Crews (Contract and Agency) management at PL 4 and 5 • The NMAC Crew Coordinator is the primary point of contact for all crew actions: (208) … possible regardless of time of day or meeting schedule. This decision will be promptly communicated through the GA's NMAC liaison and the coordination system. Interagency Hotshot, Type 2IA and Type 2 Crews (Contract and Agency) management at PL 4 and 5 • The NMAC Crew Coordinator is the primary point of contact for all crew actions: (208) …

… Georgia. The situation has improved and mop-up is continuing. BUZZARD CREEK, Daniel Boone National Forest. This fire is nine miles northeast of Whitley City, Kentucky. A hotshot crew assisted in burnout operations yesterday. The expected containment has been delayed until today. AVEY COMPLEX, National Forests in North Carolina. A Type II … Georgia. The situation has improved and mop-up is continuing. BUZZARD CREEK, Daniel Boone National Forest. This fire is nine miles northeast of Whitley City, Kentucky. A hotshot crew assisted in burnout operations yesterday. The expected containment has been delayed until today. AVEY COMPLEX, National Forests in North Carolina. A Type II … Georgia. The situation has improved and mop-up is continuing. BUZZARD CREEK, Daniel Boone National Forest. This fire is nine miles northeast of Whitley City, Kentucky. A hotshot crew assisted in burnout operations yesterday. The expected containment has been delayed until today. AVEY COMPLEX, National Forests in North Carolina. A Type II …

… critical burnout along the north flank was completed Tuesday and held yesterday. Numerous spot fires and slopovers were successfully contained with airtankers, dozers and hotshot crews. Holding and mop-up efforts are continuing to secure the perimeter. The fire continues to back down canyons on the southeast corner. Efforts are shifting to … critical burnout along the north flank was completed Tuesday and held yesterday. Numerous spot fires and slopovers were successfully contained with airtankers, dozers and hotshot crews. Holding and mop-up efforts are continuing to secure the perimeter. The fire continues to back down canyons on the southeast corner. Efforts are shifting to … critical burnout along the north flank was completed Tuesday and held yesterday. Numerous spot fires and slopovers were successfully contained with airtankers, dozers and hotshot crews. Holding and mop-up efforts are continuing to secure the perimeter. The fire continues to back down canyons on the southeast corner. Efforts are shifting to …

… Maine,Texas and New Mexico. An airtanker, two helicopters, five engines, a radio system and miscellaneous overhead were mobilized through NICC to the Eastern Area. Five hotshot crews will be traveling from the Southwest Area to Minnesota today. EASTERN AREA LARGE FIRES: SHEEP RANCH, Minnesota State. A Type II Incident Management Team … Maine,Texas and New Mexico. An airtanker, two helicopters, five engines, a radio system and miscellaneous overhead were mobilized through NICC to the Eastern Area. Five hotshot crews will be traveling from the Southwest Area to Minnesota today. EASTERN AREA LARGE FIRES: SHEEP RANCH, Minnesota State. A Type II Incident Management Team … Maine,Texas and New Mexico. An airtanker, two helicopters, five engines, a radio system and miscellaneous overhead were mobilized through NICC to the Eastern Area. Five hotshot crews will be traveling from the Southwest Area to Minnesota today. EASTERN AREA LARGE FIRES: SHEEP RANCH, Minnesota State. A Type II Incident Management Team …

2024RedBook

… suffered 34 fatalities over the course of the fire season including the tragic events on June 30th on the Yarnell Hill Fire where 19 members of the Granite Mountain Hotshots lost their lives. That summer it seemed like there was one fatality after another. Each loss affected our lives. However, the loss of 19 members of Granite … suffered 34 fatalities over the course of the fire season including the tragic events on June 30th on the Yarnell Hill Fire where 19 members of the Granite Mountain Hotshots lost their lives. That summer it seemed like there was one fatality after another. Each loss affected our lives. However, the loss of 19 members of Granite …

… of Grand Junction, in the Battlement Creek drainage. The fire is burning over an elevation range of 6200-8400 ft on a steep west-facing slope. Friday July 16, 0630, two hotshot crews from the Coconino NF Arizona arrive at the Battlement Creek fire. This is the seventeenth fire of the first season for the newly formed Mormon Lake Hotshot Crew. The strategy is to prevent western and southern spread. The crews begin a major burnout of the catline (dozer line) from the rocky bluffs (Point A) at about …

… to open. Assume all gas-powered equipment and fuel containers are pressurized. Watch the video at <https://youtu.be/MgWgVDN8e5s> to see how a fuel geyser affected a hotshot crewmember. To help keep gas-powered equipment running cooler: Keep the equipment’s chain/blade sharp and maintain it according to the manufacturer’s instructions. … to open. Assume all gas-powered equipment and fuel containers are pressurized. Watch the video at <https://youtu.be/MgWgVDN8e5s> to see how a fuel geyser affected a hotshot crewmember. To help keep gas-powered equipment running cooler: Keep the equipment’s chain/blade sharp and maintain it according to the manufacturer’s instructions. … to open. Assume all gas-powered equipment and fuel containers are pressurized. Watch the video at <https://youtu.be/MgWgVDN8e5s> to see how a fuel geyser affected a hotshot crewmember. To help keep gas-powered equipment running cooler: Keep the equipment’s chain/blade sharp and maintain it according to the manufacturer’s instructions. …

… GNP3 crew boss and a DIVS. Extreme fire behavior is discussed at the GNP3 crew briefing and is characterized as “normal”. 0900 GNP3 is assigned to support 2 Interagency Hotshot Crews asked to burnout from Big Safety Zone to the NW and the dozer line to Black Safety Zone. The dozer line is about ‰ mile north of the head of the fire. 1100 … winds. Overhead feels if they “didn’t attempt a burn, the fire would get away”. Plan is changed to burnout from the east to the west instead— the very plan that the hotshots had refused. 1430 Due to concerns regarding GPN3 crew’s lack of experience and fitness, only 3 members and the crew boss are used for the firing operation. 1500 …

… include only fires being managed under a full suppression strategy. Link to Geographic Area daily reports. On June 30, 19 members of the Granite Mountain Interagency Hotshot Crew were fatally injured while working on the Yarnell Hill fire near Yarnell, AZ. The firefighting community extends condolences to the families and friends of … include only fires being managed under a full suppression strategy. Link to Geographic Area daily reports. On June 30, 19 members of the Granite Mountain Interagency Hotshot Crew were fatally injured while working on the Yarnell Hill fire near Yarnell, AZ. The firefighting community extends condolences to the families and friends of … include only fires being managed under a full suppression strategy. Link to Geographic Area daily reports. On June 30, 19 members of the Granite Mountain Interagency Hotshot Crew were fatally injured while working on the Yarnell Hill fire near Yarnell, AZ. The firefighting community extends condolences to the families and friends of …

… crew boss and a Div Sup. Extreme fire behavior is discussed at the GNP3 crew briefing and is characterized as “normal”. 0900 GNP3 is assigned to support 2 Interagency Hotshot Crews asked to burnout from Big Safety Zone to the NW and the dozer line to Black Safety Zone. The dozer line is about ‰ mile north of the head of the fire. 1100 … winds. Overhead feels if they “didn’t attempt a burn, the fire would get away” and the plan is changed to burnout from the east to the west instead—the very plan that the hotshots had refused until secured. 1430 Due to concerns regarding GNP3 crew’s lack of experience and fitness, only 3 members and the crew boss are used for the firing …

… and pressure, but can reach up to temperatures of 115 *F, and up to 17 PSI. Watch the video at <https://youtu.be/MgWgVDN8e5s> to see how a fuel geyser affected a hotshot crewmember. To help keep gas-powered equipment running cooler: Keep the equipment’s chain/blade sharp and maintain it according to the manufacturer’s instructions. … and pressure, but can reach up to temperatures of 115 *F, and up to 17 PSI. Watch the video at <https://youtu.be/MgWgVDN8e5s> to see how a fuel geyser affected a hotshot crewmember. To help keep gas-powered equipment running cooler: Keep the equipment’s chain/blade sharp and maintain it according to the manufacturer’s instructions. … and pressure, but can reach up to temperatures of 115 *F, and up to 17 PSI. Watch the video at <https://youtu.be/MgWgVDN8e5s> to see how a fuel geyser affected a hotshot crewmember. To help keep gas-powered equipment running cooler: Keep the equipment’s chain/blade sharp and maintain it according to the manufacturer’s instructions. …

… Grove Sub District of Kings Canyon National Park. This park has long been known for its active prescribed fire program and, since 1981, has been home to the Arrowhead Hotshots. The unit being burned this day has been burned several times before. The predominant tree in this unit is White Fir, a high-risk species, which had suffered a …

… Firefighting Orders and the18 Watch-Out Situations. 1959- MTDC (then MEDC) begins developing fire shelters. Field tests of the shelters begin in 1961 by the El Cariso Hotshots on the Cleveland National Forest. 1965- The Boise Interagency Fire Center (BIFC) was created when the USFS, BLM, and National Weather Service saw the need to work … Firefighting Orders and the18 Watch-Out Situations. 1959- MTDC (then MEDC) begins developing fire shelters. Field tests of the shelters begin in 1961 by the El Cariso Hotshots on the Cleveland National Forest. 1965- The Boise Interagency Fire Center (BIFC) was created when the USFS, BLM, and National Weather Service saw the need to work …