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    Washington National Guard Soldiers and Airmen Continue Support Firefighting Operations at Little Giant Fire [Image 1 of 13]

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    A large group of wildland firefighters in yellow Nomex gear and hard hats are gathered in a semicircle for what appears to be a briefing or debriefing session outdoors. A person in military camouflage uniform appears to be addressing the group, alongside individuals in blue fire department uniforms and standard firefighting attire. The setting appears to be a staging area or incident command post, with trucks and equipment visible in the background.

    PLAIN, WASHINGTON, UNITED STATES

    08.08.2026

    Photo by 1st Lt. Christopher Sequeira 

    Joint Force Headquarters - Washington National Guard

    Maj. Gen. Gent Welsh, the Adjutant General, Washington speaks with National Guard Soldiers and Airmen supporting the Little Giant Fire near Plain, Wash., August 8, 2026. (U.S. Air Force photo by 1st Lt. Christopher Sequeira)

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    Date Taken: 08.08.2026
    Date Posted: 08.11.2026 10:35
    Photo ID: 9862510
    VIRIN: 260808-F-PK211-2408
    Resolution: 2046x1020
    Size: 478.8 KB
    Location: PLAIN, WASHINGTON, US
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    A large group of wildland firefighters in yellow Nomex gear and hard hats are gathered in a semicircle for what appears to be a briefing or debriefing session outdoors. A person in military camouflage uniform appears to be addressing the group, alongside individuals in blue fire department uniforms and standard firefighting attire. The setting appears to be a staging area or incident command post, with trucks and equipment visible in the background.
    A civilian woman in a blue jacket and green pants appears to be addressing a group of wildland firefighters in yellow Nomex gear and hard hats at what appears to be a fire staging area. Military personnel in camouflage uniforms and a man in a yellow fire shirt stand nearby. Large semi-trucks are visible in the background amid smoky, hazy conditions.
    A large group of wildland firefighters wearing yellow hard hats and Nomex fire-resistant gear are assembled in a semicircle at a staging area, receiving a briefing from military and civilian personnel. The setting appears to be a forest clearing used as an incident command or base camp, with numerous vehicles including vans, trucks, and heavy equipment visible in the background. The scene suggests a coordinated wildfire response operation involving both military and civilian firefighting resources.
    A military officer in camouflage uniform gives a thumbs-up while addressing a group of wildland firefighters wearing yellow hard hats and fire-resistant gear. The briefing or morale visit appears to take place at a staging area or base camp, with multiple vehicles parked in the background. Several other individuals, including civilians and additional military personnel, are present in the background.
    A woman in civilian clothing appears to be briefing or addressing a group of wildfire firefighters in yellow protective gear and hard hats at what appears to be a fire staging area. She is accompanied by a military soldier in camouflage uniform and a man in a yellow fire-resistant shirt. Multiple large heavy-duty trucks are visible in the background, consistent with a wildfire incident command or staging location.
    Three wildland firefighters in yellow Nomex protective gear are working together in a smoky forest environment, using hand tools to suppress or mop up a wildfire. The ground shows signs of recent burning with charred soil and scorched vegetation. The crew appears to be conducting mop-up operations, breaking apart smoldering debris to extinguish remaining hot spots.
    Wildland firefighters are actively constructing a fire line in a forested area, using hand tools to clear vegetation and soil. At least three workers are visible, wearing standard wildland firefighting gear including yellow Nomex shirts, green pants, hard hats, and gloves. Smoke or dust is visible near the ground, suggesting active digging in potentially smoldering terrain.
    Wildland firefighters in standard yellow Nomex gear are working to suppress or mop up a forest fire in a coniferous woodland setting. The foreground firefighter is directing a pressurized water stream from a red hose onto scorched ground, while additional crew members are visible in the background. The terrain shows significant burn damage with charred soil, ash, and partially burned vegetation.
    A crew of wildland firefighters in standard yellow Nomex gear and white hard hats are working to suppress or mop up a forest fire in a wooded area. One firefighter in the foreground is directing a red hose spraying water onto scorched ground, while several others stand in a line across the burned landscape. The surrounding forest shows signs of fire damage including charred soil, burned debris, and smoke still visible in the background.
    A crew of wildland firefighters in yellow Nomex protective gear work to suppress a forest fire in a wooded area. One firefighter in the foreground is actively directing water from a red hose onto scorched ground, while other crew members are visible in the smoky background. The scene shows a partially burned forest floor with standing trees and shrubs still present.
    A crew of wildland firefighters in yellow Nomex protective gear and hard hats work through a smoky, partially burned forest. At least four crew members are visible navigating through charred undergrowth and smoke. One firefighter's helmet is labeled 'WRIGHT' and the crew appears to be conducting mop-up or fire line operations.
    A crew of wildland firefighters works in a forested area to extinguish a ground fire, with one firefighter directing a water hose onto a charred, fallen log. The surrounding terrain shows evidence of recent burning, with scorched earth and blackened wood visible. Multiple crew members in standard wildland firefighting gear are visible working together on the hillside.
    A crew of wildland firefighters in standard yellow Nomex gear and hard hats work on a steep, fire-scorched hillside in a forested area. The workers appear to be conducting mop-up operations, using hand tools to dig and stir soil to extinguish remaining hot spots after a forest fire. Green, unburned trees are visible in the background, indicating the fire line is being contained.

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