Firefighters Escape From Burnover

	Duration: 03:05 minutes Upload Time: 07-01-22 04:23:25 User: caspernews :::: Favorites
Description: Cajon Pass, California June 2002: San Bernardino firefighters scramble to keep a wildfire from jumping a highway. When they get to the top of the hill they find not only are they way too late, but now they must retreat. NOW. This is the closest call we have been on. 2 firefighters were injured.
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arizonarfs ::: Favorites well u will find me in a car anyday, u wont see me trying to outrun the fire on foot lol. u idiot!! 07-08-16 07:47:02 _____________________________________________________
Doctadeth ::: Favorites The heat from that bushfire would melt the tires, you get out of control, slam into a tree and your dead. Smoke would also reduce visibility. Being Aussie is scary, I got caught in a bushfire once, you have to get behind the flames and your fine. 07-08-23 07:53:40 _____________________________________________________
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Doctadeth ::: Favorites Getting in a car is NOT what you do if you get caught in a burnover. These guys lack bushfire experience vastly. 07-08-02 05:06:27 _____________________________________________________
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Colesyff47 ::: Favorites Mate do not post comments about things that you have no idea about. I just hope that you are never caught in a burnover 07-08-13 05:49:29 _____________________________________________________
perobassman ::: Favorites getting in the vehicle is exactly what you do in a situation like this. 07-08-23 06:58:01 _____________________________________________________
mxfrmbarsspbdsrtrver ::: Favorites uhoh. NOTGOOD! looks like the wind didnt help....... 07-07-04 13:33:24 _____________________________________________________
hftfire ::: Favorites Please take a moment to view the video response as it relates to 'SAFETY in ACTION' ...learn to fight the FIRE... and NOT the HOSE! BE FIRE SAFE! 3w's.hftfire dot com ...and LEARN what you can TEACH your community to SAVE The LIFE of a dedicated FIRE FIGHTER! TOTAL VICTIM ACCOUNTABILITY at ALL TIMES.. but especially when you ARRIVE! 3w's.fireandlifesafety dot ORG All my best! 07-07-01 21:57:18 _____________________________________________________
dagger86 ::: Favorites The paint scheme on that green truck looked just like a St. John's, Newfoundland municipal vehicle.. LOL 07-06-05 14:49:25 _____________________________________________________
firemom73 ::: Favorites That is the United States Forest Service Green. That engine is Cleveland National Forest Engine 48. The Cleveland is near San Diego California. 07-07-23 02:08:33 _____________________________________________________
NewbernFireDept ::: Favorites wtf would they go to the top of the hill, expecially in cali. suicide mission anybody, the fires not more more important than ur lives 07-05-13 03:24:42 _____________________________________________________
lrr14 ::: Favorites because you guys are the best right..I forgot that the odf was fucking perfect 07-05-18 19:35:59 _____________________________________________________
NewbernFireDept ::: Favorites I'm VDOF (virginia Department Of Forestry) 07-05-19 14:54:14 _____________________________________________________
Sandyman82 ::: Favorites No wonder the Forest Circus loses guys. Keep your heads up and be a little cognizant of your surroundings! Remember your Fire Orders and LCES! (I work for Oregon Department of Forestry.) 07-05-05 17:18:22 _____________________________________________________
hftfire ::: Favorites Perfect illustration of utilization of a marginal safety zone with a clear escape route... Until you witness Wildland Fire Behavior from the sky, it is difficult to understand how things can change so drastically on the ground... We always need a place to pull back... and PUNT! SAFETY FIRST! ...especially when resources BECOME inadequate! 07-03-25 22:50:16 _____________________________________________________
wildlandfiremedic ::: Favorites As a wildland firefighter I ask, what were they doing/thinking?! LCES!! Firefighter will know. 07-03-25 09:00:23 _____________________________________________________
NewbernFireDept ::: Favorites LCES (lookouts, communication, excape route, safety zone) lol 07-05-13 03:23:49 _____________________________________________________
delaalarma ::: Favorites nice... 07-02-08 13:07:36 _____________________________________________________