WFSTAR Yarnell Hill Fire Weather Channel Video
52K views · Apr 5, 2018 · People & Blogs
Comments · 72
@squirleyspitmonkey3926 · 5 years ago
<a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Dcf9XhlIPok&t=982">16:22</a> <br>Lord. I was doing okay until she said that. She's got me crying there.
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@victor-th4qs · 3 years ago
As a former, retired, Wildland Firefighter. It makes me want to cry.
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@ShannonLH1108 · 5 years ago
love to the families of these men. I honor the crew every year by leading a hike to the memorial site. it is a heartbreaking yet poignant experience each year.
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@ariw9405 · 3 years ago
Sorry but protecting houses should not even be a thought only saving lives. These poor men did not need to die. This is heartbreaking
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@kenbrown4205 · 5 years ago
Hard tragic lessons. RIP. A entire crew killed...
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@paulmartinez7163 · 4 years ago
I was caught in a fire in 1987 The Lost Fire, Old Station, California in The Lassen National Park I have never been able to find footage or dialouge about that event Please do that story I ve never been interviewed
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@richardjohnson5883 · 1 year ago (edited)
The ops man was an arrogant idiot that kept ignoring the desperate calls from Granite Mountain until another crew to answer them. Where he tells them to listen for the plane was way too late. Rest In Peace Gentleman!
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@fayecox9401 · 1 year ago
You are all hero’s rip that have passed in the line of duty may they rip prayers to there families 🙏🙏
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@scottroper9515 · 1 year ago
They broke safety rules and people died. Safety rules are only as good as people's memory. In a few more years we will have another mass casualty because people forgot about the last disaster. Rinse and repeat. People will continue to get more and more complacent until the next tragedy. It takes a constant commitment to a culture of safety.
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@papasmodelcarroom8450 · 1 year ago
Man I am SO SO VERY SORRY 😞 😢😢😢❤❤❤
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@smokeshowin639 · 2 years ago
From this information it appears they left their safe zone under a false sense of security. <br>Heartbreaking...
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@JodyL-k9d · 8 months ago
Sounds like they moved because some supervisor was questioning their comfort level
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