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    Two wildland firefighters in yellow Nomex fire-resistant shirts are reviewing a topographic fire map and operating radio communications equipment from the open trunk/tailgate of a vehicle. Smoke is visible in the background along with a white fire department SUV with emergency lights. The scene suggests an active incident command or field coordination operation during a wildfire.

    CARMEL HIGHLANDS, CALIFORNIA, UNITED STATES

    08.03.2016

    Photo by Tech. Sgt. Joshua Allmaras 

    124th Fighter Wing

    Tech. Sgt. John Butler, a joint terminal attack controller with the 124th Air Support Operations Squadron in Boise, Idaho, coordinates with Deano Esades, branch two commander, where the RC-6 aircraft will look next while supporting interagency firefighting on the Soberanes Fire in Monterey County, California Aug. 03, 2016. Being able to show commanders a split screen view of both the infrared imagery and Forest Service maps allows commanders on the frontlines to direct the aircraft to produce the imagery they need to conduct effective firefighting. (U.S. Air National Guard photo by Tech. Sgt. Joshua C. Allmaras)

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    Date Taken: 08.03.2016
    Date Posted: 10.05.2016 18:28
    Photo ID: 2900261
    VIRIN: 160803-Z-IM874-181
    Resolution: 4443x2962
    Size: 6.27 MB
    Location: CARMEL HIGHLANDS, CALIFORNIA, US
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    A man wearing a tan baseball cap and a gray t-shirt with 'DRT' lettering is working on a laptop computer placed on the hood of a dark-colored vehicle. He is positioned outdoors at an elevated location with a mountainous, forested landscape visible in the background. A handheld radio transceiver with an orange base is placed on the vehicle hood nearby.
    The image is taken from inside or alongside a small aircraft in flight, looking out over a hilly, forested landscape. A large pyrocumulus or wildfire smoke plume rises dramatically into an otherwise clear blue sky in the distance. The terrain below shows rolling hills with mixed vegetation and dry, golden grasslands typical of a Mediterranean climate region.
    A uniformed official, likely a fire or park ranger, stands at an elevated outdoor workstation using a radio while observing a large smoke plume rising over forested hills in the distance. The scene suggests an active wildfire monitoring or incident command operation. The individual is working from what appears to be a vehicle hood used as a field desk with a laptop and documents.
    A large wildfire is burning behind a forested mountain ridge, producing a massive plume of tan and white smoke that billows high into a blue sky. The fire appears to be located on the far side of the ridge, with smoke rising from multiple points along the ridgeline. The foreground shows rolling, tree-covered hills with patches of dry, golden grass visible between the vegetation.
    An aerial firefighting aircraft is dropping bright pink/red fire retardant over a forested hillside amid an active wildfire. Multiple columns of smoke are visible rising from the tree-covered mountains in the background, indicating the fire is burning across a wide area. The foreground shows dry, golden-brown rolling hills typical of a California landscape during fire season.
    A field operations setup on the hood of a vehicle, likely during a wildfire incident response. A rugged military-grade laptop displays mapping and aerial imagery software alongside a radio communication device and paper documents. A person in uniform sits nearby overlooking a mountainous landscape with visible smoke in the background.
    A man wearing a baseball cap and gray shirt is working on a tablet or laptop computer while a wildfire burns in the distant mountains behind him. A two-way radio antenna is visible nearby, suggesting he is part of an emergency response or fire management operation. Smoke plumes rise from multiple points along the mountain ridgeline in the background.
    A fixed-wing aerial firefighting aircraft is making a retardant drop over a forested hillside during an active wildfire. The aircraft is releasing a large trail of bright red/pink fire retardant (likely Phos-Chek or similar product) across the tree line. Heavy smoke billows above the ridge, indicating an active fire burning behind or beyond the hill.
    An aerial firefighting aircraft is dropping bright red fire retardant over a forested mountain ridge actively burning in a wildfire. Multiple columns of smoke — ranging from white to dark gray — rise from various points along the ridgeline, indicating the fire is widespread. The scene depicts an active aerial suppression operation against a large wildland fire.
    A man wearing a cap and suspenders stands near a vehicle, observing a wildfire burning on a distant forested hillside. Large plumes of smoke rise from the ridge, and flames are visible along the tree line. The scene suggests the man is monitoring the fire from an elevated vantage point.
    A group of four men are gathered outdoors near a pickup truck, appearing to be in a briefing or discussion. The hazy, smoke-filled background suggests proximity to a wildfire or similar emergency situation. One central figure wearing a tan jacket and baseball cap with a red lanyard appears to be speaking or giving instructions to the others.
    A group of personnel, likely wildfire firefighters and support staff, are gathered around the bed of a pickup truck at what appears to be a fire staging area or incident command post. One individual is wearing a yellow Nomex fire-resistant shirt, characteristic of wildland firefighters, while others in tan/khaki clothing work with tactical gear and laptop computers. Multiple fire trucks and vehicles are visible in the smoky background.
    A rugged military-grade laptop (Durabook) is being operated with a stylus pen, displaying what appears to be a tactical mapping application with red route markings overlaid on terrain. A second laptop labeled 'TACP' (Tactical Air Control Party) is stacked beneath it. The setting appears to be a field environment, likely inside or beside a military vehicle.
    Two men wearing yellow fire-resistant shirts and sunglasses are leaning over the roof of a white vehicle, reviewing documents and pointing. Both have two-way radios clipped to their shirts, suggesting they are wildland firefighters or emergency personnel in a coordination role. They appear to be discussing a map or operational plan in an outdoor setting.
    Two wildland firefighters in yellow Nomex fire-resistant shirts are reviewing a topographic fire map and operating radio communications equipment from the open trunk/tailgate of a vehicle. Smoke is visible in the background along with a white fire department SUV with emergency lights. The scene suggests an active incident command or field coordination operation during a wildfire.
    Two wildland firefighters in yellow Nomex shirts are reviewing a topographic map spread across the back of a vehicle, likely coordinating fire suppression strategy. Smoke is visible in the background, indicating an active wildfire nearby. A fire department vehicle is parked behind them, and one firefighter wears a cap reading 'Pechanga Fire' with a name tag reading 'D. Esades'.
    Two firefighters wearing yellow Nomex fire-resistant jackets are reviewing a topographic map spread across the back of a vehicle, likely coordinating wildfire suppression tactics. One firefighter wears a cap reading 'Pechanga Fire' and has a name tag reading 'C. Esades', while the other holds a two-way radio. Smoke is visible in the background along with a Pechanga Fire Department vehicle.
    Two wildland firefighters in yellow Nomex shirts and green pants are positioned near a white government/fire agency truck in a mountainous area. Smoke from an active wildfire is visible in the background rising from the hillsides. One firefighter is reflected in the side mirror of the truck while the other stands with his back to the camera near the open vehicle door.
    A group of wildland firefighters in yellow Nomex fire-resistant shirts are gathered around the open trunk/tailgate of a vehicle during what appears to be a fire operation. The central figure is using a handheld radio while reviewing materials on a ruggedized tablet or laptop. The smoky, hazy background suggests an active or recent fire incident nearby.
    An aerial photograph shows a firefighting helicopter flying over a forested mountain ridge amid thick, orange-tinted smoke from an active wildfire. The helicopter appears to be a large tanker or bucket-equipped aircraft operating in heavy smoke conditions. The dense tree canopy below contrasts with the ominous smoke-filled sky above.
    Four CAL FIRE personnel in yellow firefighting gear are gathered around a rugged laptop computer placed on the hood of a vehicle. They appear to be reviewing information or coordinating operations, likely during an active wildfire incident. Smoke is visible in the background among the trees, suggesting a live fire situation.

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