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It has been a much slower wildfire season in the continental U.S. so far

The 10-year average for acres burned annually in U.S. #wildfires (not counting Alaska) is 5,666,000 acres. — Wildfire Today ? (@wildfiretoday) August 14, 2019

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Bill Gabbert is the Editor at Wildfire Today and Fire Aviation. www.wildfiretoday.com - www.fireaviation.com

Report that a fire recon plane made forced landing in Oregon

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14/08/2019

It has been a much slower wildfire season in the continental U.S. so far

Bill Gabbert

Bill Gabbert

Report that a fire recon plane made forced landing in Oregon

Coulson-Unical Blackhawk spotted at McClellan

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