Jeff Kline – Released in 1962, this training film was designed to assist in training forest fire crew bosses.
It dramatizes a crew boss and a project work crew on their first shift on a fireline from which they emerge as a disciplined, high-morale team. A good fire camp, fireline practice, and the characteristics of a good supervisor are covered.
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Years ago while serving as Chief 1 (Fire Staff) on a large western forest, I had the opportunity to find myself at odds with the Regional Forester and my boss, the Forest Supervisor. Generally, I was well respected in my job by both of those individuals. And they knew...
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David Middlecamp - The Tribune (San Luis Obispo, Calif.) (TNS) Mar. 18—In the era before smartphones and thermal satellite imagery, a fire lookout was the foremost wildfire warning system. Perched in towers on the highest peaks of Los Padres National Forest, lookouts...
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