This agency doesn’t have as much experience in the timber as the GOW but theres a blend of overhead who’ve combined green socks with red engines!
The fellas are in good hands, I’m not along for the ride but I’m stoked it’s happening. ![]()
This agency doesn’t have as much experience in the timber as the GOW but theres a blend of overhead who’ve combined green socks with red engines!
The fellas are in good hands, I’m not along for the ride but I’m stoked it’s happening. ![]()
Was that 2000?
Looks like '88.
Ford Louieville Cab Model 9
3475
Yes 1988 for sure🤣
I was at Parkhill Station when 3475 got banged out to Yellowstone. I was a FF1 on board, packed and ready until SOOPS said bounce 3rd FF for 2nd operator. My first year or 2nd year so🤷♂️
And 3475 was an International turbo diesel in 87-88 when I was there. Absolutely hauled ass!
When they came back, there were stickers on the rear windows from each state they passed through you’d get at gas stations back then.
IIRR, Cap (Shout out to LW) took a write up over removing the stickers.They came off during maintenance.
That’s a great remembrance there bootstrap. Too bad you missed out on that out-of-state assignment. Thanks for sharing more of the backstory—beautiful!
I was SO JEALOUS.
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Total lifetime dream crusher to miss the first ever out of state assignment. Required the governor’s personal approval, no autopen.
Call me out if wrong on first ever.
Lots of other super cool experiences to be thankful for. ICT7, IMT2, Columbia Shuttle Recovery Texas, hanging with Aussies in Montana fires, and end of career beating earth into submission with 7 man BNL2 during Dixie.
Who took the photo? No camera phones in 1988. Fire shelter is mounted horizontally, something that might have helped the guys on the Dude Fire in 1990.
Back on topic folks, feel free to start a thread in General Discussion
SCU, LNU, CZU, SKU, SHU, NEU, AEU. MEU, BTU, HUU. all have Charlie’s. assigned to the 3 LMU Fires. North Ops Show
Multiple Golfs from MMU And FKU heading north.
9460C covering FKU
CNR staffing pattern for predicted weather (hot, dry, and breezy) starting tomorrow 8/6 0800
CNR-000012
O-1 Staff all CAL FIRE Reserve and Camp Type III Engines
O-2 Staff ECC & OCC with additional support as appropriate
O-3 Staff two Fire Center & CDCR Crews with STL 24hrs/day
O-4 Staff one qualified Division Group Supervisor w/vehicle (available for region response)
O-5 Staff Two Mt. Tam crews 24hrs a day W/STL
Interesting, as MMU has 3 T3 St out, 2 st crews, 1 st dozers, covering stations with reserves so e co t3’s and T6’s, two private hire dozers
Isn’t MMU under CSR?
Yup, but ironic that cnr does staffing pattern when car in several places is ok n drawdown, but there i Guess that actually makes sense.
Do we know if CSR has a staffing pattern in place?