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773 Me gusta, 4 comentarios - Kevin (@ak60pilot) en Instagram: "This thirsty Thursday brought to you by @lacofireairops 📸@signalscv looking to get wet this…"

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What to expect. Wildland firefighting is inherently dangerous work. However, the rewards outweigh the risk in my experience. Here’s answers to the most commonly asked questions I get as a mentor for you to get an idea of my day-to-day life as a wildland firefighter and what you’re getting yourself into.

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two men in hardhats and safety gear holding an ax with the words wildland firefighter on it

While pants, shirts and other gear are distributed by the agency, firefighters' boots are their own, spokespeople said, and are subsidized with a government stipend.

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Valyermo IHC - Repost from @valyermo.hotshots • The Crew just completed 14 days on the Wapiti Fire in Idaho. There were some really long and Cold nights. From burning down highway 21 and Iron Creek Road in order to protect Stanley and Iron Creek Communities, to going direct in the sawtooth Wilderness.The crew is now headed home for a much needed R&R. See you all on the next one… Firewatch Aesthetic, Wildfire Firefighter, Forest Fire Emergency Operation, Wildfire Burning In Forest, Devastating Forest Fire, Wildland Firefighting, Wildland Fire, Wildland Firefighter, Wish I Was There

Valyermo IHC - Repost from @valyermo.hotshots • The Crew just completed 14 days on the Wapiti Fire in Idaho. There were some really long and Cold nights. From burning down highway 21 and Iron Creek Road in order to protect Stanley and Iron Creek Communities, to going direct in the sawtooth Wilderness.The crew is now headed home for a much needed R&R. See you all on the next one…

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several fire fighters walking through the woods carrying their equipment on their backs and holding axes

Wildfire hotshots and handcrews exemplify the American spirit. They are self sufficient. They are expected to work hard. Long days are the norm. They often eat and sleep where they work, without luxury. They face danger daily and are the backbone of the "firefighting army" and earn great respect. They have mine. Thank you very much to all the firefighters working to stop the King Fire, El Dorado County, CA from burning my house down and saving our communities. Jac

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