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    WAANG supports firefighting operations at Little Giant Fire [Image 6 of 9]

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    A crew of wildland firefighters in yellow Nomex gear and white hard hats moves along a dirt road away from an active forest fire burning intensely in the background. Large piles of cut logs and brush are visible on the left side of the road, while a white water tender truck is parked on the right. The sky is heavily obscured by orange and brown smoke, indicating a large, active fire event.

    LEAVENWORTH, WASHINGTON, UNITED STATES

    08.06.2026

    Photo by 1st Lt. Christopher Sequeira 

    194th Wing

    Airmen with the 194th Wing and 141st Air Refueling Wing, Washington Air National Guard, return to their vehicles after building indirect fire lines at the Little Giant Fire near Leavenworth, Wash., Aug. 6, 2026. Airmen worked alongside members of the Washington State Department of Natural Resources to remove vegetation and fallen trees to reduce available fuels and improve access for firefighting vehicles and equipment. (U.S. Air National Guard photo by 1st Lt. Christopher Sequeira)

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    Date Taken: 08.06.2026
    Date Posted: 08.10.2026 12:12
    Photo ID: 9860103
    VIRIN: 260806-Z-PK211-1001
    Resolution: 2048x1195
    Size: 917.2 KB
    Location: LEAVENWORTH, WASHINGTON, US
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    Three wildland firefighters in protective gear are monitoring or conducting a controlled burn operation in a forested area. Active flames are visible on the ground near brush and debris, with smoke rising into the sky among conifer trees. The scene appears to be a prescribed burn or active wildfire suppression effort.
    A group of wildland firefighters are conducting a prescribed burn or managing a wildfire along a dirt forest road. At least three personnel in yellow fire-resistant shirts and hard hats are visible, with one holding a drip torch used to ignite controlled burns. Active flames are visible on the right side of the road, consuming brush and debris near a tree line of conifers.
    Three wildland firefighters are conducting a prescribed burn or managing a fire along a dirt road in a coniferous forest. The personnel are equipped with standard wildland firefighting gear and at least one is carrying a drip torch used to ignite controlled burns. Smoke fills the background as flames consume brush and debris along the forest edge.
    Three wildland firefighters are conducting a prescribed burn or backfire operation along a forest road. One firefighter in a yellow helmet is actively igniting dry vegetation using a drip torch, while a colleague in a red helmet observes nearby. A third firefighter is visible in the background, and smoke fills the air above a conifer forest.
    A crew of wildland firefighters in yellow Nomex gear and hard hats march along a dirt forest road adjacent to an active fire line with smoldering ground vegetation and smoke. The crew appears to be a hand crew, likely moving along a containment line or firebreak in a conifer forest. The scene depicts active wildfire suppression operations in what appears to be a western U.S. forest environment.
    A crew of wildland firefighters in yellow Nomex gear and white hard hats moves along a dirt road away from an active forest fire burning intensely in the background. Large piles of cut logs and brush are visible on the left side of the road, while a white water tender truck is parked on the right. The sky is heavily obscured by orange and brown smoke, indicating a large, active fire event.
    A crew of wildland firefighters is staged along a dirt forest road adjacent to an active fire burning on the left side. The firefighters are wearing standard yellow Nomex shirts and hard hats, carrying hand tools, and appear to be monitoring or preparing to engage the fire line. Smoke and visible flames are present among the conifer trees on the left, while the right side of the road remains unburned.
    A wildland firefighter in full protective gear is working to extinguish a smoldering ground fire in a forested area. The individual is using a hand tool, likely a Pulaski or similar firefighting implement, to dig into and break apart burning debris on the forest floor. Smoke is rising from the disturbed soil and charred material, indicating active mop-up operations.
    A wildland firefighting crew is working to suppress or mop up a forest fire in a wooded area. One firefighter in the foreground is actively spraying water from a hose while another stands nearby observing. Additional crew members are visible in the background amid smoke, all wearing standard wildland firefighter gear.

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