Alabaugh Fire

"Fire Shelter Deployments: Stories and Common Insights" is a program developed by the US Forest Service Missoula Technology and Development Center (MTDC) that will help you understand what you may experience in a fire shelter deployment. For additional fire shelter information: www.nifc.gov/fireShelt/fshelt_main.html

[@alanhelton]

Much love. I feel like this is the only thing that could possible recreate the bonds of combat. I need this carrier.

[@timmoore760]

Thank God you guys Made it out. Glade you guys are ok Please be safe God Bless

[@homebrewer8893]

That's an honest report.

[@onemillionhuevos]

Goddamn boys, glad you guys made it out

[@homebrewer8893]

Good Men, Tough situation. I've been there. Train your Rookies!!

[@OmmerSyssel]

Pretty low safety standards. How can a firefighter head off without being fully dressed & despite observe being engulfed in fire still head on to save an empty house?

[@sauceboy_5930]

"without being fully dressed" Dressed in what exactly? Do you think they put on some Superman armor and that's it, they're safe? Get a grip on reality, kraut .

[@JPF941]

@@sauceboy_5930 the issue is he is out of the vehicle without a shelter. That should be an automatic whenever you leave the vehicle in a fire ground situation. Not having gloves, his nomax hood for his neck and head. Those omissions are pretty hard to overlook as accidental. more like excessive incompetence.

[@franciscampagna2711]

@@JPF941 "The ability to assess and assimilate situational awareness and operational risks naturally degrades under extreme and chaotic conditions. The Operations Section Chief and the Division Supervisor are less likely to notice relevant information that may have altered their decisions and the subsequent events." From the Forest Service Report. People re only human.

[@homebrewer8893]

@@JPF941 $hit happens fast! By you're terminology and misspellings, sounds like you've you've been there.