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    Washington National Guard Soldiers and Airmen Support Statewide Wildfire Response [Image 1 of 12]

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    Four wildland firefighters in standard yellow Nomex shirts and hard hats are performing vegetation clearing work near a rocky creek or stream bed. The crew appears to be conducting fuel reduction or hazard mitigation work, using hand tools and what appears to be a chainsaw. The setting is a wooded, rocky terrain with dense brush and a small water feature.

    PLAIN, WASHINGTON, UNITED STATES

    08.04.2026

    Photo by 1st Lt. Christopher Sequeira 

    Joint Force Headquarters - Washington National Guard

    Washington National Guard members conduct wildland fire support operations to Washington Department of Natural Resources at the Little Giant Fire near Leavenworth, Wash., August 4, 2026. (U.S. Air Force photo by 1st Lt. Christopher Sequeira)

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    Date Taken: 08.04.2026
    Date Posted: 08.05.2026 17:45
    Photo ID: 9852839
    VIRIN: 260804-F-PK211-1666
    Resolution: 2048x1153
    Size: 1.03 MB
    Location: PLAIN, WASHINGTON, US
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    Four wildland firefighters in standard yellow Nomex shirts and hard hats are performing vegetation clearing work near a rocky creek or stream bed. The crew appears to be conducting fuel reduction or hazard mitigation work, using hand tools and what appears to be a chainsaw. The setting is a wooded, rocky terrain with dense brush and a small water feature.
    A crew of wildland firefighters in yellow Nomex fire-resistant gear and hard hats are advancing through a partially burned forest area. They are carrying rolled fire hoses, backpacks, and other firefighting equipment as they move uphill through cleared, scorched terrain. The scene shows active fire suppression or mop-up operations with smoke visible in the background.
    A group of wildland firefighters in standard yellow Nomex shirts and green pants are gathered in a forested area, apparently during a training exercise or fire suppression briefing. One firefighter wearing a red helmet is demonstrating or pointing out something on the ground using a hand tool, while others observe attentively. The scene shows evidence of recent burning with scorched earth and debris visible on the ground.
    A crew of wildland firefighters in standard yellow Nomex shirts and green pants are traversing a steep, sandy hillside in a forested area. The lead firefighter is carrying a rolled fire hose while descending the slope, with additional crew members following behind in a line. A white hose line is also visible along the right edge of the slope, suggesting active hose lay operations.
    A line of wildland firefighters, viewed from behind, are assembled in a forested area carrying fire hoses and equipment. They are wearing standard wildland firefighting gear including yellow Nomex shirts, green pants, yellow hard hats, and blue NFES (National Fire Equipment System) backpacks. The setting appears to be an active or recently burned forest area during daytime.
    Two wildland firefighters in standard protective gear are working in a forested area, likely constructing or inspecting a fire line or fuel break. The surrounding terrain shows cleared brush and disturbed ground consistent with fire suppression or prevention work. The atmosphere appears hazy, possibly from smoke, suggesting proximity to an active or recent fire.
    A line of wildland firefighters in yellow Nomex fire-resistant shirts and yellow hard hats are walking along a dirt forest road. They are carrying coiled fire hoses on their backs and collectively transporting what appears to be a long pole or hose lay along the road. Smoke is visible in the sky in the background, indicating an active fire in the vicinity.
    A long column of wildland firefighters marches in single file along a dirt/gravel road through a partially cleared forested area. The crew members are uniformly equipped with yellow hard hats, yellow Nomex fire-resistant shirts, green pants, blue backpacks, and hand tools. They appear to be hiking into a fire area, carrying hose rolls and hand tools such as Pulaskis and McLeods.
    A crew of wildland firefighters in standard yellow Nomex gear and hard hats are advancing in a single-file line along a freshly bulldozed fire line through a conifer forest. The lead firefighter is carrying a coiled fire hose, while others carry hand tools such as pulaskis and shovels. Smoke is faintly visible in the background, suggesting an active or nearby wildfire.
    A crew of wildland firefighters or forestry workers in yellow Nomex shirts and hard hats are operating a green wood chipper in a forested area. The workers are feeding brush and branches into the chipper as part of what appears to be fuel reduction or hazard mitigation work. A white GMC pickup truck is parked nearby on a dirt road cleared through a conifer forest.
    A crew of wildland firefighters or forest service workers in standard yellow Nomex shirts and hard hats are conducting vegetation management operations along a forest road. They are feeding cut brush and branches into a green wood chipper, which is actively ejecting a plume of wood chips and dust. The operation appears to be part of fuel reduction or fire line clearing work in a coniferous forest setting.
    A crew of wildland firefighters marches in a single-file line along a dusty dirt road flanked by conifer trees under a clear blue sky. The lead firefighter, wearing standard nomex gear, carries a hand tool (pulaski or similar) and is equipped with a headlamp and red-tinted sunglasses. Dust kicked up by the crew is visible in the background, suggesting active movement toward or away from a fire assignment.

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