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Offline RapidRabbit

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Re: Re: Texas fires
« Reply #25 on: September, 09, 2011, 11:07:06 AM »
What a crock of shit.
+1. Wtf.

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Re: Texas fires
« Reply #26 on: September, 09, 2011, 11:28:38 AM »
Not to defend the federal gubbmint, but If I am the fire commander for the forest service, I want firefighters that I know are properly equipped, trained and squarely under my command, or I do not want them there at all. Fighting wildfires is not really about putting them out, but about depriving them of fuel to advance by clear cutting and controlled burning of firebreaks.  That takes coordination and control. I agree that  people willing to help should be put to work, but let them clear brush on private land or soak roofs, etc. I am probably OK keeping them off of the fire line.
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Re: Texas fires
« Reply #27 on: September, 09, 2011, 11:37:40 AM »
Maybe I read it wrong. I assumed it to be firefighters from other areas helping out. I can understand not wanting a bunch of untrained regular joes trying to battle huge wild fires.

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