This is not a video, but it is a screengrab from the video below of Air Tanker 137, a 737, dropping on the Bruxner Highway Fire (Tenterfield LGA) in New South Wales, Australia. Usually it is not obvious when an air tanker drops simultaneously from more than one tank, but on the 737 the tanks are not adjacent to each other, making it possible to see the separation when the drop begins.The video below shows Air Tanker 137, a Boeing 737, dropping on the Bruxner Highway Fire (Tenterfield LGA) in New South Wales, Australia.
A Blackhawk and an Air-Crane can be seen in the video below working on a wildfire in New South Wales, Australia.
Aircraft continue to work on slowing the process of the #Tingah fire allowing firefighters on the ground to directly attack and extinguish the fire. This will continue over the coming days as they work to contain the fire. #NSWRFS pic.twitter.com/dDgvO33Okg
— NSW RFS (@NSWRFS) February 14, 2019
Next, a Blackhawk in New South Wales.
WATCH & ACT: Tingha Plateau (Inverell LGA) – There is a reduced threat to properties. Firefighters continue to work with landholders across the fireground in an effort to contain the fire. #NSWRFS pic.twitter.com/5OB8Ee9vdd
— NSW RFS (@NSWRFS) February 14, 2019
Below, two helicopters work a fire north of Canadian, Texas.
Below, CAL FIRE helicopter 301 makes a swift water rescue.
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Got to admit, it’s kinda tough; just for being born as a fire, with all those guys around!
(Screw’em. That’s what they get for burning on the ground!)
Sic’em, Boys and Girls. Leave no quarter for the burning!
Can anyone please link me to a video showing an aerial firefighting appliance actually putting out some flames? There’s lots of videos of planes and choppers dropping water but I can’t find any of water dousing a fire. Please email any link you know of to berniemasters@iuinet.net.au . Thanks
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