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Typically, fire retardant is not actually applied directly on the fire in an attempt to extinguish it, but rather dropped in a "line" ahead of the fire in order to contain it. However, when needed, retardant can also be dropped directly onto flames when needed to cool the fire and reduce flame
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just before they are ejected from the aircraft. This method's delayed oxidation reaction (which results in vigorous fire in just minutes after mixing the chemicals poses less of a danger to the helicopter than carrying along materials which are already burning. The DAID system works best in
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is an industry term used for the actual application of aerial resources, both airtanker and helitack, on a fire, although colloquially, "air attack" is also a term used for the airborne manager in a spotter plane who is charged with directing the use of the aerial resources.
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Terminology varies from agency to agency, but in the U.S. many of the overall operational procedures are governed by interagency guidelines and policies, and in these, aerial firefighting broadly encompasses three basic missions:
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are also classified as aerial firefighters, being delivered by parachute from a variety of fixed-wing aircraft, or rappelling from various helicopters. Agents used to fight fires may be either water or specially-formulated
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refers to the first-response of aerial assets to suppress a fire before it grows out of control; aviation assets can usually respond to a reported blaze much quicker than ground elements, especially for wilderness fires.
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Terminology varies from agency to agency, but in the U.S. many of the overall operational procedures are governed by interagency guidelines and policies. Aerial firefighting broadly encompasses three basic missions:
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Aerial assents can also be used to start controlled fires or back burns. In areas inaccessible to ground crews, helicopters are also used to start the fires. A
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generally refer to fixed-wing aircraft, with "airtanker" being the form used in official documentation. The popular media also frequently uses the terms
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A wide variety of terminology has been used in the popular media for the aircraft used in aerial firefighting, as well as the methods used. The terms
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can be slung beneath the helicopter, which then drips burning accellerant on the vegitation below. Alternatively, some agencies utilize a
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refers to the continued use of aerial assets on an out-of-control fire, primarily to assist ground units in the establishment of
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Red-dyed line of fire retardant stands out clearly on this Arizona hill. Drop was against the Alambre Fire.
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Insertion of figherfighting ground crews by helicopter landing, rapelling or parachuting
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as well. Helicopters and their methods of operation are properly referred to as
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Plastic sphere dispensor on a Bell 206L LongRanger, on the Bar Complex Fire
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Transcript of USA vs Fuchs, case 9810173, 9th Circuit U.S. Court of Apeals
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Support operations, including aerial suppervision and leadplane operations
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Support operations, including aerial suppervision and leadplane operations
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Aerial application of fire retardant or water by airtanker or helicopter
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http://c21.maxwell.af.mil/documents/glossary_of_firefighting_terms.htm
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continuous fuels or in areas where a mosaic burn pattern is desired.
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is the use of aviation assets, both fixed and rotary wing, to fight
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Demonstration of Reaction of Potassium Permanganate and Glycerine
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ABRIDGED GLOSSARY OF FIRE FIGHTING TERMS, Air National Guard
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when they involve the movement of ground personnel, and
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length. Wildland fire retardants are considered to be
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P2V Neptune
Phos-Chek
Oregon
wildfires
firefighting personnel
Smokejumpers
rappellers
fire retardants
Airtanker
helitack
helitanker
firelines
Airtanker

Fire retardant
non-toxic
Phos-Chek
Helitack
Smokejumper

driptorch
potassium permanganate
ping-pong
ethylene glycol
glycerine
fire retardant
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