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    Turn up the heat: Camp Pendleton Fire Department hosts Wildland Fire School [Image 4 of 7]

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    A large wildfire response staging area is visible along a dirt road identified as Kalin Road, with multiple fire engines from various agencies assembled. Firefighters in yellow Nomex gear and red helmets are present near the vehicles. The scene appears to be in a hilly, semi-arid landscape with buildings visible in the background.

    CAMP PENDLETON, CALIFORNIA, UNITED STATES

    06.03.2019

    Photo by Sgt. Gabino Perez 

    Marine Corps Base Camp Pendleton

    Firefighters from numerous Southern California firefighting agencies participate in the annual Wildland Fire School on Marine Corps Base Camp Pendleton, California, June 3, 2019. The training is hosted by the Camp Pendleton Fire Department to strengthen partnerships with the surrounding agencies and to perform prescribed burns on the installation training areas in preparation for the upcoming fire season. (U.S. Marine Corps photo by Sgt. Gabino Perez)

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    Date Taken: 06.03.2019
    Date Posted: 06.03.2019 20:06
    Photo ID: 5430781
    VIRIN: 190603-M-AC825-1076
    Resolution: 3593x2395
    Size: 4.62 MB
    Location: CAMP PENDLETON, CALIFORNIA, US
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    A group of wildland firefighters in standard yellow Nomex shirts and red fire-resistant chaps are gathered near the rear of a red fire apparatus in a dry, grassy field. They appear to be staging or debriefing after fire suppression activity, with equipment including hand tools, backpacks, and small red fire extinguishers visible on the ground. The terrain shows scorched and disturbed soil consistent with recent firefighting operations.
    A wildland firefighter is working in a smoky grassland environment, carrying a drip torch used to conduct a prescribed burn or manage a wildfire. The firefighter is equipped with standard wildland fire gear including a red helmet, yellow Nomex shirt, and a backpack. Smoke fills the background with visible flames in the dry grass to the right.
    A wildland firefighter wearing standard protective gear is actively suppressing a small ground fire in a dry, hilly scrubland terrain. The firefighter is directing water from a hose onto smoldering vegetation with visible flames and smoke. The landscape appears to be a semi-arid coastal or inland hillside with rolling terrain and overcast skies.
    A large wildfire response staging area is visible along a dirt road identified as Kalin Road, with multiple fire engines from various agencies assembled. Firefighters in yellow Nomex gear and red helmets are present near the vehicles. The scene appears to be in a hilly, semi-arid landscape with buildings visible in the background.
    A firefighter in full protective gear is conducting a prescribed burn or wildfire operation in a vegetated field. The individual is carrying a drip torch labeled 'E315' and is surrounded by active flames and heavy smoke. The scene depicts a controlled or active fire management operation in an outdoor grassland/shrubland environment.
    Two wildland firefighters in yellow protective gear and hard hats are working together in a dry, grassy hillside terrain. The lead firefighter is actively directing a high-pressure water stream from a yellow hose toward an off-frame target, while the second firefighter supports the hose from behind. The setting appears to be a wildfire suppression operation in a semi-arid, brush-covered landscape.
    Two wildland firefighters are walking through dense, dry grassland and brush vegetation. Both are wearing standard wildland firefighting gear including yellow Nomex shirts, red hard hats, and red backpacks, likely containing water or fire suppression equipment. They appear to be conducting a patrol, survey, or fire suppression operation in a field with mixed dry and green vegetation.

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