Go behind the scenes Aerial Firefighting with Calfire (video)
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Fighting wildfires the Spanish-way!
By John Thomas Over twenty years ago, an agricultural application and aerial firefighting company...
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Air Tractor Europe company: We want to sell our fire-fighting planes to Serbia
The recently held Serbian-Spanish business forum in Belgrade also had its small aviation element....
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Fire burns 11,000 acres in Nebraska
A wildfire April 22nd burned 11,000 acres near Thedford, Nebraska threatening at one point to spread to buildings in the community.
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Hopes for a Good Year in Australia
Mother Nature is the final authority as far as wildfires are concerned. When you are in the business of fighting fires, she can be your worst enemy or your best friend.
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By Igor Bozinovski Europe will remember the summer of 2018 by the continent-wide heatwave that...
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Go behind the scenes Aerial Firefighting with Calfire (video)
Calfire recently held a media open day to showcase their firefighting abilities ahead of this...
Hopes for a Good Year in Australia
Mother Nature is the final authority as far as wildfires are concerned. When you are in the business of fighting fires, she can be your worst enemy or your best friend.
Fires Downunder
Convair will supply flight crews and support personal over the period of the contract. Other duties, such as dispatch and management, will be performed by Australians. Along with two Skycrane’s and other local assets, this will constitute by far the largest aerial firefighting force ever assembled in the country.
Fire burns 11,000 acres in Nebraska
A wildfire April 22nd burned 11,000 acres near Thedford, Nebraska threatening at one point to spread to buildings in the community.
Fire Wars
Perhaps the most simple form of Economic Warfare is wild land arson—setting fires in U.S. forests and grasslands. For terrorists determined to inflict significant damage with very little investment or risk, fire is an extremely high-leverage weapon of mass effect.