Four crews complete their fire assignments in Alberta

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Snake River IHC. Alberta, June, 2019.

@AlbertaWildfire sent out a tweet today with four pictures saying goodby to four crews that had been assisting in the Province:

Today we say goodbye to our US firefighters that assisted us at the McMillan Complex in the Slave Lake Forest area. Thank you to the Prineville, Logan, Union and Snake River Hotshot Crews; we appreciate the support. Safe travels and all the best back home! #ABfire #ABwildfire

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Logan IHC. Alberta, June, 2019.

(Let us know which crew is which and we’ll add the crew names in captions. UPDATE — got them all identified. Thanks!)

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Union IHC. Alberta, June, 2019.
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Prineville IHC. Alberta, June, 2019.

In addition to a number of U.S. firefighters in Alberta, at least 11 crews from the lower 48 states are assigned in Alaska according to the Alaska Interagency Coordination Center: Los Padres, Lewis and Clark, Chief Mountain, Golden Eagles, Crane Valley, Idaho Panhandle, Lakeview, Redmond, Vale, Wolf Creek, and Winema.

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Author: Bill Gabbert

After working full time in wildland fire for 33 years, he continues to learn, and strives to be a Student of Fire.

6 thoughts on “Four crews complete their fire assignments in Alberta”

  1. Union has the photo of them in front of the yellow Type 2 helicopter on their Facebook page, so Logan must be the crew posing in front of the heavy equipment.

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  2. Snake River is the crew in front of the cabin. Supe Randy Anderson is in front row in faded blue tshirt. Probably Prineville, all in blue, in front of the white helicopter.

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    1. Yup. Prineville is the all blue group. Brendan the supe, is front row right as you look at them.

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