What started out as random ramblings before transitioning to writings about my trip to Malawi in 2007 is now a blog about aerial wildland firefighting. Join me here as I write about the aircraft and the pilots, working with the aid of support operations, who fight wildland fires from the sky in support of fire crews on the ground. Learn what it takes to do jobs that are staffed by the best of the best.
Neptune Aviation P2V Neptune drops phos-chek on the 2007 WSA Complex Fire
Source: U.S. Forest Service, Mike Hodges
Monday, September 12, 2011
Texas wildfires again (update #4)
A video uploaded to youtube on Sept, 7, 2011.
There are images of charred animal remains that some might find disturbing - approximate times (minutes and seconds) are 4m47s-4m48s, 4m54s-4m55s, and 5:35- 6m00s.
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