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Use of three large helicopters dropping retardant at night may have limited size of Route Fire

In September it burned 5,280 acres north of Los Angeles between Interstate 5 and Castaic Lake

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California Quick Reaction Force Route Fire

Report shows use of four-helicopter Quick Reaction Force through the night limited final size of Route Fire

In September it burned 5,280 acres north of Los Angeles between Interstate 5 and Castaic Lake

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California Quick Reaction Force Route Fire

Four-helicopter Quick Reaction Force begins 165-day availability

The retardant-dropping firefighting helicopters in Southern California are crewed 24/7

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California portable retardant base Quick Reaction Force

Scott Jones receives IAWF Safety Award

The semi-retired former Assistant Chief of LA County FD has been instrumental in founding and managing the Quick Reaction Force of four helicopters

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Quick Reaction Force Scott Jones

The four-helicopter Quick Reaction Force is back for 2022

A partnership with SCE and three counties in Southern California

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California CH-47 Quick Reaction Force S-61

In case of fire break glass

The group of four helicopters known as the Quick Reaction Force will be covered on 60 Minutes

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CH-47 Chinook Los Angeles County Orange County Fire Authority Quick Reaction Force S-61 S-76 Ventura County

Southern California’s “Quick Reaction Force” of three large helicopters dispatched to Northern California

Westover Field at Jackson, CA near the Caldor Fire

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Cessna Citation CH47D Quick Reaction Force S-61 S-76

Three SoCal counties contract for additional large helicopters

Two Chinooks and an S-61 — it’s being called a Quick Reaction Force Program.

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California CH47D Chinook Los Angeles County Orange County Fire Authority Quick Reaction Force S-61 Southern California Edison Ventura County

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