Taken 5 minutes ago From 100 miles south, North of Auburn
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13:25 Reno radar…
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The Eagle Fire entrapment site is abut 15 miles away through a wide variety of fuel and terrain features as well as a number of burn scars. While a very interesting topic for training that I have used a number of times including talking with 3 of the crew members involved. But I think there is very little chance this fire with get there. So probably not a topic for this thread IMHO.
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Watch for the wind shift at about 2000 UTC…
https://www.star.nesdis.noaa.gov/GOES/sector_band.php?sat=G17§or=psw&band=GEOCOLOR&length=96
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Looks like another fire south of the main fire on the fort sage camera.
There’s is another fire north of the Walker
That fire is also on Plumas called the Table Fire. CA-PNF-1356 at the base of Reconnaissance Peak
Modis shows heat on the south slope of Dixie mountain and plumas has a bunch of equipment committed to the Dixie fire.
CIIMT4 assigned to Walker Fire. In brief at 1800 in Quincy.
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Are they going to marry the two teams together or is team 4 completely taking it over? Just wondering if this is the first instance of running a fire with type 1 and type 2 team?
They have had Fed T1 and T2 teams assigned to the same incident as many times.
The question was are they going to have the type 1 team work with the type 2 team so the type 2 team members can work on their type 1 task books, so that the type 2 team can convert to a type 1 team. The idea has been floating around lately.
Yes, thank you for the clarification. That’s what I was wondering but you stated it better than I did. 
As far as type III teams working with type I teams, it is my understanding from team meetings that that is only C & G. Not the entire team