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Using Firebreaker—A Quick Tour
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Below are collections of 800 x 600 or 900 x 600 photographs.
Each photograph is approximately 75 KB.
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Testing in the USA begins at the Huron Wetland Management District, South Dakota
The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service
Branch of Fire Management
is responsible for the FWS's Fire Management program
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Support Equipment
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Firebreaker at the 2004 NAMPO Agricultural Show
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Firebreaker Support Equipment
The fire team at Anglo Coal's Landau Colliery protects employees and safeguards mine property and equipment from runaway fires.
Landau Colliery, an open-cast operation, is one of Anglo Coal's South African export mines.
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Burning Firebreaks on a Game Farm near Sterkfontein, South Africa
Burning was done in windy conditions using a crew of four: a tractor driver, a high-pressure handgun operator directly behind the
Firebreaker, a spotter with a backpack sprayer 200 yards behind the Firebreaker, and a standby high-pressure handgun operator.
Vegetation was a dense mix of dry grass and
Seriphium plumosum (Bankrupt Bush).
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