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    Guardsmen attack Sheep Creek fire [Image 12 of 16]

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    A crew of wildland firefighters in standard yellow Nomex shirts and green pants work along a forest road, managing a smoldering fire line among large conifers. Multiple crew members are visible handling hoses and tools near charred debris and burned stumps. A fire engine truck is parked on the dirt road in the background to the right.

    WASHINGTON, UNITED STATES

    08.06.2018

    Photo by Tech. Sgt. Timothy Chacon 

    Joint Force Headquarters - Washington National Guard

    Airmen from the Washington Air National Guard fight the Sheep Creek Fire Aug. 6, 2018, near Northport, Wash. Washington Army and Air National Guardsmen made up 41% of the hand crews assigned to he Sheep Creek fire. (Washington Air National Guard photo by Tech. Sgt. Tim Chacon)

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    Date Taken: 08.06.2018
    Date Posted: 08.07.2018 13:58
    Photo ID: 4625956
    VIRIN: 180806-Z-PD696-0571
    Resolution: 4235x2824
    Size: 7.34 MB
    Location: WASHINGTON, US
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    A wildland firefighter in standard protective gear works in a burned forest area, using a hand tool (appears to be a Pulaski or similar firefighting tool) to work the ground. The worker is holding or following a red guideline/rope strung between trees, likely marking a fire line or boundary. The surrounding forest floor shows evidence of recent burning with charred soil and debris.
    Two wildland firefighters in standard yellow Nomex fire-resistant shirts and green pants are working on the ground in a forested area, using hand tools to dig and scrape the soil. Smoke is visible near the ground, indicating active or recently smoldered fire activity. They appear to be constructing or reinforcing a fire line to prevent fire spread.
    A wildland firefighter in standard protective gear stands in a darkened forest amid signs of fire suppression activity. The individual is facing away from the camera, leaning on a hand tool, surrounded by cut logs, disturbed soil, and visible smoke in the background. Orange hazard tape is visible to the left, indicating a marked perimeter.
    A wildland firefighter in standard protective gear is working in a burned forest area, using a tool to stir or break up charred ground material while a water hose sprays the area. The scene shows post-fire mop-up operations in a coniferous forest with scorched, blackened soil. The firefighter is bent over in an active working posture, focused on extinguishing residual hot spots.
    Three civilians are seated on the tailgate of a pickup truck in an outdoor field setting, examining what appears to be a tool or blade. In the background, military vehicles (likely HMMWVs or similar tactical trucks) and a soldier in camouflage uniform are visible. The setting suggests a mixed civilian-military event, possibly a training exercise, demonstration, or outdoor gathering.
    A group of wildland firefighters in standard yellow Nomex shirts and green pants with yellow hard hats are gathered in a semicircle, apparently receiving a briefing or instructions from a person on the right holding a clipboard. The setting is a dirt clearing surrounded by tall conifer trees under a clear blue sky. Heavy equipment, likely a bulldozer, is visible in the background.
    A group of wildland firefighters in yellow Nomex shirts and green pants are setting up orange Marmot brand tents at a base camp, likely in a small mountain town. A red Fire/Rescue/EMS vehicle is visible in the background along with several dark-colored pickup trucks. The scene appears to be photographed during golden hour light with a forested mountain ridge in the background.
    A group of approximately 15 wildland firefighters in standard yellow Nomex shirts and green pants are gathered in a semicircle for what appears to be a briefing or debriefing session. A person in a gray shirt with a shoulder bag stands with their back to the camera, apparently addressing the group. The setting is an outdoor staging area at dusk or dawn, with a rocky, forested mountain visible in the background.
    A team of wildland firefighters in yellow Nomex protective gear and hard hats are actively working to suppress a smoldering ground fire in a forested area. At least three firefighters are visible, with the foreground worker using a hand tool to stir or break apart burning debris amid thick smoke and ash. The dense conifer forest setting and standard wildland fire PPE suggest this is a forest fire suppression or mop-up operation.
    A crew of wildland firefighters in standard yellow Nomex fire-resistant gear and yellow hard hats march in a single-file line along a dirt path through a forested area. They are carrying hand tools including axes, pulaskis, and McLeods, indicating they are a hand crew likely heading to or returning from a fire line. The surrounding trees show signs of stress or fire damage, consistent with an active wildfire environment.
    A crew of wildland firefighters in yellow protective gear and hard hats march along a dirt forest road past a large water tender truck. The scene appears to be an active wildfire suppression operation, with smoke visible among tall conifer trees in the background. The crew is carrying hand tools and backpacks, suggesting they are heading toward or returning from a fire line.
    A crew of wildland firefighters in standard yellow Nomex shirts and green pants work along a forest road, managing a smoldering fire line among large conifers. Multiple crew members are visible handling hoses and tools near charred debris and burned stumps. A fire engine truck is parked on the dirt road in the background to the right.
    A crew of wildland firefighters is working in a burned forest area, actively suppressing hotspots and mopping up after a fire. The workers are wearing standard yellow Nomex fire-resistant shirts and yellow hard hats, using hand tools and a water hose to extinguish remaining embers and smoldering debris. The scene shows significant fire damage including charred stumps, burned branches, and heavy smoke or dust in the air.
    A crew of wildland firefighters in yellow Nomex fire-resistant gear work in a burned forest area, clearing debris and managing a fire line. The ground is charred and covered with fallen, scorched branches and logs, with smoke visible in the background. At least five crew members are visible, actively working with hand tools among standing trees.
    A wildland firefighter in full yellow protective gear is operating a fire hose in a forested area, with water spraying forcefully in multiple directions. The worker is positioned low near an earthen embankment, suggesting active suppression work along a fire line or containment trench. The dramatic backlighting and water droplets create a high-contrast, dynamic composition.
    A wildland firefighter in full protective gear stands on a forest road holding an axe over his shoulder. He is wearing the standard Nomex yellow shirt and green pants uniform, along with a yellow hard hat and safety glasses. In the background, additional crew members and a white fire engine are visible on the dirt road surrounded by dense conifer forest.

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