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Winds were strong when the air tanker crashed at the Kruger Fire

The Larimer County Sheriff’s office ordered the aircraft, using a “verbal contract” agreed to a month before.

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AT-802A Colorado crash Kruger Fire lodd night flying T-860

Night-flying air tanker crashes while working on wildfire in Colorado

The pilot was killed

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Colorado crash Kruger Rock Fire lodd night flying

Air tanker crashes Tuesday night at Kruger Rock Fire

The Single Engine Air Tanker was equipped for night-flying

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AT-802A Colorado crash Kruger Fire lodd night flying SEAT T-860

US Fire Administration releases information about line of duty death of Allen Johnson

Died the same day he was admitted to a hospital

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California coronavirus COVID-19 lodd pandemic

Firefighter killed while fighting fire in a cornfield

East of Denver, Colorado

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More details emerge about death of Marcus Pacheco who was assigned on the Dixie Fire

He contracted COVID-19 on the Dixie Fire, tested positive there, and died three days later

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California COVID-19 Dixie Fire lodd pandemic

Firefighter/paramedic dies of COVID and fungal infection

Assigned to the McCash Fire in Northern California

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California coronavirus COVID-19 lodd pandemic

Person responsible for helicopter crash that killed 9 firefighters gets early release from prison

Steven Metheny served less than half of his sentence

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Iron 44 Iron Complex lodd Steven Metheny

Steven Metheny, responsible for helicopter crash that killed 9 firefighters, released early from prison

The crash occurred on the Iron 44 Fire on the Shasta-Trinity National Forest near Weaverville, California in 2008

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Iron 44 Fire Iron Complex lodd Steven Metheny

Two water tender operators on the Dixie Fire died of COVID-19

Jose T. Calderon and Cessar Saenz, both of San Diego County

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California cover-up COVID-19 Dixie Fire lodd pandemic
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