Cops, fire fighters, some construction workers, it's all government and all social programs, the right has brain washed people to automatically think socialism is bad. We need to take care of are fellow man and the Earth with scary socialism
I will say, firefighting (especially wildland) is one of the #1 things I'd say is okay to be local or national government assisted. Not something easily done by the common man.
Very interesting to see for a German volunteer firefighter living in a small village in a rural area in Germany. The scale & professionalism of how a serious wildfire is handled in your nation is impressive!
Just to give you a perspective, Germany is 1:28 the size of USA. Germany's largest forest, the Black Forest, is 6,009 square km and USA's largest (not counting Alaska's Tongass 67,700 sq km) Humboldt-Toiyabe National Forest is 25,500 sq km. Altogether we have roughly 50 National Forests larger than the Black Forest.
Hello. I work in California as a captain on a type 3 Engine for the FS. Im very familiar with fire camp. I can write a book on this video but you did a great job explaining. I’ve been a subscriber for a long time and appreciate ALL your videos and shorts. The ICS system can mobilize anywhere faster the the nation guard. Stay safe.
THey did this in Central Texas several years ago. We had full time firefighters and volunteer firefighters from all over the state working on their days off. Feds came in and sent everyone away, allowing the fire to get worse and burn several hundred houses, before they got control of it.
Fed's are in on it, but i guess that most Americans already forgot what happend in Hawaii. All the missing children, scholl was closed that day, water was cut off, cut branches on the ground, no follow up reports, houses of celebs and politicians weren't burned, and now big companies like BlackRock buying all the land... nothing to see there.
I’ve never even considered what happens behind the scenes of a fire. Thank you for the perspective. There’s some similarities between this and being in the field or deployed while in the army between the trailers used as a kitchen, the mess tent, or the latrine stations.
I seen a fire encampment last summer up on mt Rainer. It was smaller than this but impressive. I am trained on HSIRM (Hazardous spill incident response management). Knew what that Devon station was as soon as I seen it!
The fire service, including the Forest Service/BLM, are militaristic and disciplined organizations. The Incident Command System was derived from the military for expansive operations.
@@cliffterrell4876 that makes total sense and why try to reinvent the wheel when organizing and deploying to an area of operation where you need to maintain command and control. This has brought me a lot of new perspective thanks everyone for the insight.
We're in the NC mountains and had a large forest fire near us last year. It got close to us. The feds came with helicopters and jet tankers. Made all the difference.
Processor. It can fall, bunch, and load, but pretty much stays on the landing for limbing, cutting to length, and sorting. The orange Doosan is a "shovel", log loader. That truck and trailer is a "super train". Long logger + pup trailer.
Oh interesting I’m a machinist and one of the machines I run is a Doosan. Had no clue they made equipment such as what you featured here. Very cool! It’s like when I realized that Brother made CNC machines and not just printers and alike. Also, as someone who works at night, I can appreciate how they take care of the night workers. Thanks so much for everything!
Ponsse Harvester. Top of the line forest machines. It’s the standard in the forest industry in Scandinavia. A Harvester together with a Forwarder is how we roll over here.
Great walkthrough of the organization and tools necessary to support this large scale operation! thank you for sharing and always looking forward to your content
It's astonishing what resources and organization is possible when competent Government does what Government SHOULD be doing for the Greater Good; logistics, communication, mobilization ...even training.
America was built on superior logistics and its cool seeing it in play on the home front for once as opposed to being wasted in a foreign country. Super cool video!
Thank you for the update, Cody. Very neat seeing some of the gear out there not on the fire, yet. I saw one of those DNR box truck things in my city a few weeks ago; must be a new piece of kit. I don't have the same kind of training those guys get, but have something "parallel" to it called HAZWOPER (got my 40 hr, there are different hour levels), which stands for Hazardous Waste Operations and Emergency Response, where they discussed Incident Command and how it's implemented on an event.
In fire prone counties, people owing acres of ranch land need zoning requirements to keep least 50x50’ rain reservoir solar pump circulating fish ponds that property owner can drain from w/ gas powered pressure washers pumping sprinklers. I’d also dig 8x8’ underground safe rooms for last measures. nice dozers.
Never knew the "behind the scene" of this. Thank you and please share more. ....Also, hopefully your injuries heal fast. May the Father continue to watch over and bless you and your house. Shabbat Shalom
Thank you for posting this segment. I appreciate the amount of detail and effort you did to create this presentation. I worked the 2003 Witch Creek Fire L.E. I.C.P. in San Diego County. So I can appreciate your contribution for the critical incident. And, God's speed for a fast recovery.
Get well soon Cody, I absolutely love stuff like this it’s a goal and dream of mine to be a sawyer for a contracted engine module company in a near by city. Thank you for all the work you’ve done in Wildland fires and thanks to your son Jack for following in your footsteps for this job
I got to go on a couple of fires as part of a hand crew for the USFS in the mid-'90s. Our accommodations ranged from the floor of chicken barn at a county fairgrounds, to a nice hotel with a pool in Salt Lake City while waiting to be deployed into Idaho. My favorite was definitely the traditional fire camp, though much smaller than the one you showed. Those fires were the hardest but best work I've ever done in my 62 years.
Having flashbacks of the Paradise CA fire cleanup. Please take care of your lungs while working. Officials in Paradise gave zero advice on this. Us tree crews were covered in soot head to toe daily. 16 hour days , 13 on and 1 of. Repeat. These guys are heroes. Seriously protect your lungs. I can't even go outside anymore.... God Bless all these heroes.
Great video, the buildup of support is amazing and the technology and support system is extraordinary. Be safe and prayers for safety for all involved.
Wow, hope you and your family stay safe. We have had wildfires threaten our community as well, so I feel for you. I am glad the Feds are coming in with resources to help protect your community! It’s great to see when government works and is there to help people. Keep your family safe.
West Coast firefighters buy T shirts displaying their conquests. East Coast firefighters GIVE shirts/pants/blankets/food/money for hotel room when displaced to the victims. I did it for 10 years. You stay classy Left Coast!
I live in France but my prayer goes to all that are willing to give there heart and soul into fighting the danger and who are always ready to land a hand to people in the need of one
It is an amazing how quickly resources can be brought to bear. During the RAM fire in BC years ago the Fire Comptroller walked into the local Ford dealership and bought EVERY truck in the lot, then went down the street…chainsaws, safety equipment etc. She cleaned out stores in the area. Mounties even conscripted guys from the bar I worked in:)
The fuel trucks are available to everyone assigned to the fire. Agency personell and equipment just pull up and get what they need. Contract resources like engines and tenders get their fuel, then the cost of the fuel is deducted from their invoice when the resource goes through demob. When they were looking for debri from the Challenger, thwy brought in a lotnof the private contract hand crews from the PNW, since they were uniquely trained and experienced in grid searching.
As a reporter for Watch Duty - would love to hear your thoughts on the app! Thanks for using it and showing it off - glad it's a tool in your toolbox you use to keep you and your family safe! Thanks also for this awesome tour!
The love Watch Duty we recommended to all of our friends and count on it for a daily updates. It’s been a real blessing to have if you ever want to do a collaboration let us know.
Lmao, if you were an European, you would say "see that? Thats why we take half of everything you make, be happy it's not more, because it should be 80%"
After over 25 years dealing with wildland fires professionally, I worked my way up from firefighter, to crew/engine boss, section leader to type 1, 2, 3 and 4 commander locally and nation wide. Incident Command Teams, ICTs, are classified by the qualifications of the commander. Type 4 being local, smaller incidents with Type 1 being large/national disaster deployable qualified/capable commanders. Each commander picks their team members and during my 10+ years in command, I had an excellent group of team members. All ICTs have two 12 hour sets of shift members total up to 36 personnel for an incident. All of members work regular jobs at the federal, state and local fire departments/agencies or emergency management levels. After 32 years in emergency services, I was forced into a medical retirement and today I miss being a type one or two commander but the stress of the job does take it's toll on the human body. By the way, that "water truck" was a type 2 intial attack tender, not a water truck to keep down dust.
The main problem I have with the Government is, how can you be in charge of my safety but not responsible for my safety. Talking about police in particular
The government is only supposed to have like 3 basic but highly critical tasks and it usually messes them anyway and causes the exact opposite of intended results
Thanks Cody. Sent your vid to my daughter who was a wild-land firefighter, years ago. I was allowed to come into the camp and visit, (doubt that occurs often ) and she was able to give us a tour of the camp like you were able by foot. These camps are VERY Impressive. She had come off the fire and gave us a tour including a meal which is extremely impressive the meals that are made. The food was plentiful and yes, steaks.. Very well run “ city” and very professional units personnel. Very , very impressive. Thank you for the tour. Keeping these men and women in my prayers. and the Local population too. 🙏🏾🙏🏾🙏🏾💕💕💕.
What an incredible deployment of organization, logistics, manpower... bussines. It feels like you guys take some things serious. Yet at the same time, its terrifying goverment power right there, for everyone to see. In a push between independence and state dependence, this situation falls right on dependency side and with good reason, yet all that power if corrupted...
Retired military, by far the best chow I ever got .. was fighting the little wolf fire in Montana for 2 months.the logistics that come into play are amazing .if you needed anything, it was here yesterday, didn't have it, they have it by sundown for you.
Absolutely excellent content. I’m sure you hear that all the time. I’m from Ontario Canada. This is a great informational video. Thank you very much keep on being you
I operated a Volvo haul truck like that working for a decorative rock company, they had various colors of rock they’d haul to the crushing plant, from different locations on their property, up high on a hill they got palomino gold, in another spot they mined apache pink, mountain vista brown. etc. it was alot of fun working there.
Very cool! The last fire I was on as a young man was the Biscuit Fire on the Southern Oregon Coast 2001. It was a sight to see everything and a very fond memory at this point.
I just fell 8 feet out of a ceiling full of rotted wood joists. Right as I entered the access. Walked it off and it took about 30 minutes for all the injuries to start manifesting aside from the obvious gashes and abrasions. Partially separated clavicle and a possible elbow fracture and counting.
I literally have an LLC named Dust Busters. That's awesome to see another company out there named the same. I do solar panel cleaning, dryer vents and that sort of thing.
Good Job! Thank you. We have those red service trucks in our FD. They carry all kinds of tools, struts, saws, and extrication equipment. They also carry SCBA refill cylinders for refilling SCBA's at a fire.
Being an 'east coaster', it was refreshing to see what goes into combating these fires. Thanks for the education. I'm a government contractor, so when I see the taxpayer dollar going into something worthy, it restores my faith. Sadly, I'm only used to seeing a grossly daily waste of funds from my point of view.
I used to love fire camp...always interesting to see other agencies, equipment meet people from out of state. It has change a lot since I retired 2003 in California. Didn't have a need for the the logging equipment but, it would of been fun to watch it cut line. ICP/ firecamp is a well oiled and organized machine with a lot of moving parts. Thanks for sharing and good luck with keeping your home safe
"Feds take over" is not a phrase I _usually_ associate with feeling calmer or safer...but hopefully they handle this fire!
Cops, fire fighters, some construction workers, it's all government and all social programs, the right has brain washed people to automatically think socialism is bad. We need to take care of are fellow man and the Earth with scary socialism
Right normally it’s but hole puckering when that sentence gets tossed around 😮😂
I will say, firefighting (especially wildland) is one of the #1 things I'd say is okay to be local or national government assisted. Not something easily done by the common man.
Don’t get your hopes up. It’s all apart of the plan
They are doing great. Tax dollars well spent. The government is beneficial sometimes. Thx to Biden/Harris.
As for getting run off by security,...you are now the media, reporting on a current event of public interest. Thank you.
Good call😅
That doesn't give you access to private sites. Nobody ran him off the public highway.
Hopefully you'll be better off than the people of Maui...? God bless everyone.
@@johnlee6843 I mean kamala should help these people
@@alexciccone2824delusional, she’d gonna create havoc within this country my friend.
Very interesting to see for a German volunteer firefighter living in a small village in a rural area in Germany.
The scale & professionalism of how a serious wildfire is handled in your nation is impressive!
Just to give you a perspective, Germany is 1:28 the size of USA. Germany's largest forest, the Black Forest, is 6,009 square km and USA's largest (not counting Alaska's Tongass 67,700 sq km) Humboldt-Toiyabe National Forest is 25,500 sq km. Altogether we have roughly 50 National Forests larger than the Black Forest.
As a ex trucker, now professional firefighter. I'm very happy with your level of truck terminology
This is like a mini documentary and the narrator has real knowledge and understanding about the topic; that’s refreshing
Hello. I work in California as a captain on a type 3 Engine for the FS. Im very familiar with fire camp. I can write a book on this video but you did a great job explaining. I’ve been a subscriber for a long time and appreciate ALL your videos and shorts. The ICS system can mobilize anywhere faster the the nation guard. Stay safe.
Guard arnt trained to recat to fires and the like except to help with evacuation.
Now, if it was war maybe.
THey did this in Central Texas several years ago. We had full time firefighters and volunteer firefighters from all over the state working on their days off. Feds came in and sent everyone away, allowing the fire to get worse and burn several hundred houses, before they got control of it.
Fed's are in on it, but i guess that most Americans already forgot what happend in Hawaii. All the missing children, scholl was closed that day, water was cut off, cut branches on the ground, no follow up reports, houses of celebs and politicians weren't burned, and now big companies like BlackRock buying all the land... nothing to see there.
They were probly there to light the fire too. Got to get that climate change money.
Yup. We lost several houses in our neighborhood and we weren't in the worst part of the fire.
Sounds appropriate, govt is literally incapable improving anything.
Bastrop ?
I’ve never even considered what happens behind the scenes of a fire. Thank you for the perspective. There’s some similarities between this and being in the field or deployed while in the army between the trailers used as a kitchen, the mess tent, or the latrine stations.
Tents are under rated we need better tents.
I seen a fire encampment last summer up on mt Rainer. It was smaller than this but impressive.
I am trained on HSIRM (Hazardous spill incident response management). Knew what that Devon station was as soon as I seen it!
The fire service, including the Forest Service/BLM, are militaristic and disciplined organizations. The Incident Command System was derived from the military for expansive operations.
@@cliffterrell4876 that makes total sense and why try to reinvent the wheel when organizing and deploying to an area of operation where you need to maintain command and control. This has brought me a lot of new perspective thanks everyone for the insight.
Thank you for the excellent insight and education you've given.
We're in the NC mountains and had a large forest fire near us last year. It got close to us. The feds came with helicopters and jet tankers. Made all the difference.
Federal government is a lifesaver sometimes. Tax dollars well spent.
No feds in the south Rangers only get comp time for fire duty.
Yes,I would also be glad to see them. I cannot understand the people criticise the state departments, don't want them until something happens.
Processor. It can fall, bunch, and load, but pretty much stays on the landing for limbing, cutting to length, and sorting. The orange Doosan is a "shovel", log loader. That truck and trailer is a "super train". Long logger + pup trailer.
Wow..."Been there, done that - got the T-Shirt" actually applies.
I'm with the government, and I'm here to help... Run!
Thanks for the update!! Get well soon and stay safe!!!
Be well, be safe. Godspeed to all residents, fire fighters and support crews.
Oh interesting I’m a machinist and one of the machines I run is a Doosan. Had no clue they made equipment such as what you featured here. Very cool! It’s like when I realized that Brother made CNC machines and not just printers and alike. Also, as someone who works at night, I can appreciate how they take care of the night workers. Thanks so much for everything!
Thanks for the update and you are tough as nails sir stay safe
Ponsse Harvester. Top of the line forest machines. It’s the standard in the forest industry in Scandinavia. A Harvester together with a Forwarder is how we roll over here.
Ponsse&Volvo, nice finn-swede collab in US :D
As a former Midwestern structural firefighter, seeing the NIMS at this scale is so cool.
That is the purpose of NIMS. So everyone is on the same page, except for FEMA.
@@cliffterrell4876FEMA is who runs NIMS lol
@@cliffterrell4876Homeland Security>FEMA>NIMS
Great walkthrough of the organization and tools necessary to support this large scale operation! thank you for sharing and always looking forward to your content
It's astonishing what resources and organization is possible when competent Government does what Government SHOULD be doing for the Greater Good; logistics, communication, mobilization ...even training.
If the government stopped the spray... There wouldn't be these types of fires.
America was built on superior logistics and its cool seeing it in play on the home front for once as opposed to being wasted in a foreign country. Super cool video!
Thank you for the update, Cody. Very neat seeing some of the gear out there not on the fire, yet. I saw one of those DNR box truck things in my city a few weeks ago; must be a new piece of kit.
I don't have the same kind of training those guys get, but have something "parallel" to it called HAZWOPER (got my 40 hr, there are different hour levels), which stands for Hazardous Waste Operations and Emergency Response, where they discussed Incident Command and how it's implemented on an event.
In fire prone counties, people owing acres of ranch land need zoning requirements to keep least 50x50’ rain reservoir solar pump circulating fish ponds that property owner can drain from w/ gas powered pressure washers pumping sprinklers. I’d also dig 8x8’ underground safe rooms for last measures. nice dozers.
Never knew the "behind the scene" of this. Thank you and please share more. ....Also, hopefully your injuries heal fast.
May the Father continue to watch over and bless you and your house.
Shabbat Shalom
Thank you for posting this segment. I appreciate the amount of detail and effort you did to create this presentation. I worked the 2003 Witch Creek Fire L.E. I.C.P. in San Diego County. So I can appreciate your contribution for the critical incident.
And, God's speed for a fast recovery.
Get well soon Cody, I absolutely love stuff like this it’s a goal and dream of mine to be a sawyer for a contracted engine module company in a near by city. Thank you for all the work you’ve done in Wildland fires and thanks to your son Jack for following in your footsteps for this job
I got to go on a couple of fires as part of a hand crew for the USFS in the mid-'90s. Our accommodations ranged from the floor of chicken barn at a county fairgrounds, to a nice hotel with a pool in Salt Lake City while waiting to be deployed into Idaho. My favorite was definitely the traditional fire camp, though much smaller than the one you showed. Those fires were the hardest but best work I've ever done in my 62 years.
So what your saying is, Black Rock has begun clearing land via a fire. Got it
Yea they litt the fire about a week ago. Via a climate activist. Bet on it.
Califs largest fire ever. Park fire. Was started by a serial chomo. Calof democrats. Newsom started the fire himself thru democrat policies o
Lahaina special
🤦♂️
Now that's how you schizo post!
Having flashbacks of the Paradise CA fire cleanup. Please take care of your lungs while working. Officials in Paradise gave zero advice on this. Us tree crews were covered in soot head to toe daily. 16 hour days , 13 on and 1 of. Repeat. These guys are heroes. Seriously protect your lungs. I can't even go outside anymore.... God Bless all these heroes.
Great video, the buildup of support is amazing and the technology and support system is extraordinary. Be safe and prayers for safety for all involved.
Wow, hope you and your family stay safe. We have had wildfires threaten our community as well, so I feel for you. I am glad the Feds are coming in with resources to help protect your community! It’s great to see when government works and is there to help people. Keep your family safe.
Great video Cody, I’m retired 26 years military. It’s very much that type of operation.
Government causes disasters to steal something of value.
Hey, it worked in Lahaina!
Oprah must want some wildlands to add to her portfolio.
You know it😂
Cody, prayers are being said for you and your family. God bless and stay safe!
I NEVER DOUBTED YOUR INJURY HOPE YOU GET BETER SOON.
Welcome to the power of people coming together. Absolutely beautiful. Stay safe.
West Coast firefighters buy T shirts displaying their conquests. East Coast firefighters GIVE shirts/pants/blankets/food/money for hotel room when displaced to the victims. I did it for 10 years. You stay classy Left Coast!
I live in France but my prayer goes to all that are willing to give there heart and soul into fighting the danger and who are always ready to land a hand to people in the need of one
He was getting excited talking about the old showers.
He misses the days being locked in a room with 100 naked sweating men running around, snapping wet towels at each other‘s asses
Thank you for sharing and for the updates. Stay safe and continuously praying…🤙🏾🤙🏾🤙🏾
Eye opening I had no idea. Thank you for doing the media's job. ❤
I've broken ribs on two occasions and all I can say to the haters is, "you don't know" if they did they would keep their mouth shut.
thanks for the update, be safe
Thanks for sharing brother. Being in the Marine Corps, I have seen what people can do when working together. Nice, be safe.
That new toupee is looking sharp today, Cody!
I always forget he wears one. That is probably the best compliment I can give.
His dealer must have the good good. Looks so real!
It's his special edition one, It's made of wool, super fire resistant.
@@xxshamwowxx797 Maury's wigs don't come off.
It's probably Nomex 😁
Thanks Cody,
I had wanted to see a video with what they put together so quick for our amazing fire 🔥 crews
Awesome! Thanks for the show and tell
Get better
It is an amazing how quickly resources can be brought to bear. During the RAM fire in BC years ago the Fire Comptroller walked into the local Ford dealership and bought EVERY truck in the lot, then went down the street…chainsaws, safety equipment etc. She cleaned out stores in the area. Mounties even conscripted guys from the bar I worked in:)
Very cool. Though the circumstances aren't good. Fascinating stuff. Thank you...
Glad you enjoyed it
Thanks! Enjoyed the information. 🙏
Be safe Cody prayers heading your way❤
Everyone give MR.Cody a thumbs up! Lets get this video to 3k likes!!!
Glad to hear the the threat level has gone down! I was a little worried. But like you said, anything can happen. Stay safe!
The fuel trucks are available to everyone assigned to the fire. Agency personell and equipment just pull up and get what they need. Contract resources like engines and tenders get their fuel, then the cost of the fuel is deducted from their invoice when the resource goes through demob. When they were looking for debri from the Challenger, thwy brought in a lotnof the private contract hand crews from the PNW, since they were uniquely trained and experienced in grid searching.
As a reporter for Watch Duty - would love to hear your thoughts on the app! Thanks for using it and showing it off - glad it's a tool in your toolbox you use to keep you and your family safe!
Thanks also for this awesome tour!
The love Watch Duty we recommended to all of our friends and count on it for a daily updates. It’s been a real blessing to have if you ever want to do a collaboration let us know.
Recently used your app for a Colorado fire close to home. It’s an excellent tool. Thank you.
This scratches my tisim in just the right way
Thanks for all the education you've given this current Indiana, but former and still desiring to be a Colorado man.
Thanx for the update Cody.
Be safe and be well Cody. All the best to you and the family.
If taxation is theft, who's paying for all of this?
That is a molecule in a drop in the bucket.
Lmao, if you were an European, you would say "see that? Thats why we take half of everything you make, be happy it's not more, because it should be 80%"
@@stefthorman8548 I am European and I pay about 20%. This 50% thing is a myth.
After over 25 years dealing with wildland fires professionally, I worked my way up from firefighter, to crew/engine boss, section leader to type 1, 2, 3 and 4 commander locally and nation wide. Incident Command Teams, ICTs, are classified by the qualifications of the commander. Type 4 being local, smaller incidents with Type 1 being large/national disaster deployable qualified/capable commanders. Each commander picks their team members and during my 10+ years in command, I had an excellent group of team members. All ICTs have two 12 hour sets of shift members total up to 36 personnel for an incident. All of members work regular jobs at the federal, state and local fire departments/agencies or emergency management levels. After 32 years in emergency services, I was forced into a medical retirement and today I miss being a type one or two commander but the stress of the job does take it's toll on the human body. By the way, that "water truck" was a type 2 intial attack tender, not a water truck to keep down dust.
The main problem I have with the Government is, how can you be in charge of my safety but not responsible for my safety. Talking about police in particular
The government is only supposed to have like 3 basic but highly critical tasks and it usually messes them anyway and causes the exact opposite of intended results
A tremendous amount of resources!!!🔥🙌💪💯 Very interesting and informative! Thank you!
These firefighters are absolute heroes.
Incredible federal employees, risking their lives for us.
all i keep thinking is how much of a beautifully place Cody lives !
"Nobody is coming to save you...also thank God the feds came to help save our land"
The feds have mismanaged these forests for a century now, which makes each one of these fires worse than they should be.
The hypocrisy is hilarious.
Sir as a Connecticut east coast man I sincerely appreciate your videos. The east coast man jokes are loved keep them coming!
It's all about dollars and cents, think about it?
Thanks Cody. Sent your vid to my daughter who was a wild-land firefighter, years ago. I was allowed to come into the camp and visit, (doubt that occurs often ) and she was able to give us a tour of the camp like you were able by foot. These camps are VERY Impressive. She had come off the fire and gave us a tour including a meal which is extremely impressive the meals that are made. The food was plentiful and yes, steaks.. Very well run “ city” and very professional units personnel. Very , very impressive. Thank you for the tour. Keeping these men and women in my prayers. and the Local population too. 🙏🏾🙏🏾🙏🏾💕💕💕.
What an incredible deployment of organization, logistics, manpower... bussines. It feels like you guys take some things serious. Yet at the same time, its terrifying goverment power right there, for everyone to see. In a push between independence and state dependence, this situation falls right on dependency side and with good reason, yet all that power if corrupted...
Thank you for the update, and continue to make videos. And sharing your knowledge on all matters of life.
God bless you and your family,
Man, I love seeing American logistics at work
Hoping and praying all of you and yours stay safe
Retired military, by far the best chow I ever got .. was fighting the little wolf fire in Montana for 2 months.the logistics that come into play are amazing .if you needed anything, it was here yesterday, didn't have it, they have it by sundown for you.
Very cool! I’m lucky enough to be one of those east coast guys that you love so much and I’ve never seen that before. Thanks for sharing that sir!
That was truly impressive Cody , thank youbfor the tour.
Thank you and God bless
And great MANAGEMENT.
When everything looks quiet and zen, you know management is good. No chaos.
Absolutely excellent content. I’m sure you hear that all the time. I’m from Ontario Canada. This is a great informational video. Thank you very much keep on being you
I operated a Volvo haul truck like that working for a decorative rock company, they had various colors of rock they’d haul to the crushing plant, from different locations on their property, up high on a hill they got palomino gold, in another spot they mined apache pink, mountain vista brown. etc. it was alot of fun working there.
I'm glad you showed it it makes me miss the days that I fought fire
Bell !!! Feels great to see a truck from my country.
Wow that is a whole city, get better soon my Man. Thanks for sharing the video.
Very cool! The last fire I was on as a young man was the Biscuit Fire on the Southern Oregon Coast 2001.
It was a sight to see everything and a very fond memory at this point.
SO VERY COOL Thank you for the ride and info, get well soon.
I just fell 8 feet out of a ceiling full of rotted wood joists. Right as I entered the access. Walked it off and it took about 30 minutes for all the injuries to start manifesting aside from the obvious gashes and abrasions. Partially separated clavicle and a possible elbow fracture and counting.
I literally have an LLC named Dust Busters. That's awesome to see another company out there named the same. I do solar panel cleaning, dryer vents and that sort of thing.
Stay safe, Cody. Best of luck to you & the fam.
Good Job! Thank you. We have those red service trucks in our FD. They carry all kinds of tools, struts, saws, and extrication equipment. They also carry SCBA refill cylinders for refilling SCBA's at a fire.
Thanks for sharing! Not something we would experience here in the UK. Really impressive setup
Being an 'east coaster', it was refreshing to see what goes into combating these fires. Thanks for the education. I'm a government contractor, so when I see the taxpayer dollar going into something worthy, it restores my faith. Sadly, I'm only used to seeing a grossly daily waste of funds from my point of view.
I've never seen that before. Very neat and educational. Thank you.
Get well soon and act accordingly 🙏
Aww baby broke his fingie and wibbs. Way to man up and get back to work. Thanks for helping to keep us men moving forward.
I had a buddy who worked the challenger recovery. He said it was the strangest thing he'd ever been a part of
I basically drive that same volvo6x6 articulated haul truck everyday just the a35 35ton model
Great video, thanks for showing us the camps and explaining each one. I am praying for you and your family and your neighbors.
I used to love fire camp...always interesting to see other agencies, equipment meet people from out of state. It has change a lot since I retired 2003 in California. Didn't have a need for the the logging equipment but, it would of been fun to watch it cut line. ICP/ firecamp is a well oiled and organized machine with a lot of moving parts. Thanks for sharing and good luck with keeping your home safe
This country is amazing when we come together. Thanks for sharing!
For a broken and separated of ribs I used a wide belt neroprene ( suba material) with a light weight T. It really helped me. Don't use all day.
My favorite thing about being a forest fire fighter was fire camp. I always worked the night shift on the fires so we slept most of the day.
Thank you and prayers to our fire fighters and emergency service workers.
Your family and you are in my prayers.