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Hayman Fire Salvage Environmental Assessment Lessons Learned PDF     
Hayman Fire Salvage Environmental Assessment Hayman Fire Salvage Environmental Assessment
2.3MB Author: Bob Leaverton, Brent Botts, Pat Hessenflow Published: 2004 Posted: 11/4/2004 [Summary]     
Haystack Incident Shelter Deployment     
722 KB Author: Gila NF Published: 1987 Posted: 9/13/2006 [Summary]     
Heli-mopping: Is There a Better Way to Do It?     
With growing concern over the inappropriate us the USDA Forest Service (Fire and Aviation Ground Safety committee published a joint paper in Risk Management in Action March 2001). As long time and current Air Attack ...
93.2KB Author: William D. Moody Published: 2005 Posted: 5/19/2005 [Summary]     
High Tech versus Low Tech Training, 2005 Safety Summit     
The United States Marine Corps has some of the most advanced weapons systems and training in the world, yet they make extensive use of “low tech” training tools. ... Sand table exercises and tactical ...
135.7KB Author: L.R. Sutton Published: 2005 Posted: 5/4/2005 [Summary]     
High-tech tool predicts fire behavior in bark beetle-ravaged forests     
690KB Author: Wildland Fire Lessons Learned Center Published: 2013 Posted: 3/14/2013 [Summary]     
Historic 2007 Georgia Wildfires: Learning from the past - planning for the future     
Author: Georgia Forestry Commission Published: 2007 Posted: 11/5/2009 [Summary]     
Holmes Accident Investigation Report Part One     
In Memor y of Daniel P. Holmes Kings Canyon National Pa and boundless life.
12.9MB Author: NPS Division of Fire & Aviation Published: 2005 Posted: 5/31/2005 [Summary]     
Holmes Accident Investigation Report Part Two     
Grant Grove West (Uhr): We need a park medic. Park Dispatch: I copy that...I'm trying to get 511.
9.3MB Author: NPS Division of Fire & Aviation Published: 2005 Posted: 5/31/2005 [Summary]     
Holmes Accident Questions and Answers for the Fatality Accident Investigation     
What was the cause of death of Dan Holmes? The cause of death was a basilar skull fracture inflicte hemothorax was a significant condition contributing to death.
66.3KB Author: NPS Division of Fire & Aviation Published: 2005 Posted: 5/31/2005 [Summary]     
Holmes Accident Reports Overview     
Firefighter Daniel Holmes died on October 2, 2004 when t resulting in fatal injuries. The accident occurred on t area of Kings Canyon National Park.
41.9KB Author: NPS Division of Fire & Aviation Published: 2005 Posted: 5/31/2005 [Summary]     
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