Middle Fork wildfire burning in remote burn scar
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Oregon Department of Forestry / Umpqua and Willamette National Forest
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Middle Fork Fire, Division 5, Fall Creek.
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Middle Fork Fire, go ahead.
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Hey, how you got me on comms?
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It's very hard to keep it readable.
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Okay, quick update.
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If you're near your map,
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the fire sits just above the 245 spur in that creek drainage in section 25, right on that hairpin corner.
00:39
Great.
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It's in the burn scar in its current location.
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Heavy dead and down components of the fuels.
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A lot of snags in here,
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both in the fire area and everywhere going north down 1835.
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Break.
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Fire activity
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continues to be low to moderate.
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It is getting some wind and sun on that southern flank, but that's where we're going to be working the aircraft.
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Keep it in check.
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Break.
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It'll take quite a bit of work to get this road viable to bring traffic in, and then start to actually engage the incident.
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But we'll get some folks in as we can.
01:41
Yeah, I copy.
01:42
Sounds good, (name withheld).
01:49
Eugene, division five, do you copy? Update.
01:55
Hey, Division Five, Eugene, got you a broken chassis.
02:03
Hey, were you able to copy that update with Middle Fork Fire?
02:13
Hey, I'm pretty sure I got most of all of it written down here in the log.
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So copy section 25 off the 245 spur down in the drainage.
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Burn scar, heavy down components with a lot of snags.
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Yep, that's the gist of it.
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Thanks.
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Division Five, Middle Fork
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Fire.
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Hey, go ahead, (name withheld).
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And additionally, would you like the Hambo Sam Prairie to be pre-positioned a little closer to you?
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