damn I want to do that trail now

Great Video! The government should do more videos like this. Maybe one on the Kaibab?

God bless those precious and amazing hotshots - may their sacrifice never be forgotten!!🙏🏻

Hard work dedication...💪🏾💸

Thanks so much this already helps

This individual has been making an impact on those around her since October 9th, 2018. ACE has some incredible individuals come through it’s program. Glad to see her get some acknowledgment- she’s a gem

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May sound weird but I dreamed about those guys when I was young, When the movie came out I almost fainted... I feel as if I new all of them... My heart goes out to their families.

Is the most sacred forest on the entire archipiélago of Borikén. Thank you very much for what you do to preserve it.❤🌺

RIP

Amanda and the drug addict bagel killed them..

Why do this. Just leave it as is. Natural.

This had to be one of the greatest things I've ever seen in my 10 years of fire! Great job fam, the GM boys would be proud of the work you did in their memory!

As a former hot shot , I thank you so much for the memorial. Miss those boys.

I’m going to try to apply today!

Thank you to ALL the firefighters out there that risk everything to keep our communities safe. GodBless you all!

Rip bothers we get form here

I am happy that they made this park for these heroes. There should be a requirement that all politicians must build memorial state parks during their time in office.

The best constructed trail... hope the plaques hold up to the elements. Well done.

Awesome video

Great profile. Appreciate the content.

These vides are super useful. I appreciate learning about ACE and its impact.

You guys have dorms and place to sleep and eat on off days?

Randy Smith. Hi my name is Quincy Tafoya. I've been a wildland firefighter for 20 years now.

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Awesome training. Christian is extremely knowledgeable and breaks down challenging terms and processes so they are easily understood by non-medical listeners.

My boy Johnny !

yeehaw

Lesson: Follow your dreams - they lead you to extraordinary places!

Go BJ! So proud of you for following your dreams!

That’s my nephew! So proud of you!!!

So proud of my son! ♥️

YEAH BJ! YOURE SO AWESOME!!!!!! 😍🥰❤😘

Can people join during the quarantine

Who wants to help create an app for fire fighters. It needs wind direction, temp with humidity levels. Types of fuel ie shrub oak or oak trees, pine trees , cedar trees Manzanita, chaparral., rabbit brush grasses each fuel burns at different temps etc etc. Area overall moisture conditions ie. Year or years of drought. With the proper scenarios crossed with the apps layers it should give detail info. How fast the fire is moving, how tall are the flames, what's the temp of the flames. Temp is huge because the those fire tents can only withstand a certain temp. Granite Mountain guys were hit by over 2000 degree flames. No way would those tents have saved anyones life. For me take all of this, add it up and the app should tell them.. DO NOT ATTEMPT TO MOVE OUT OF THE BLACK, DO NOT TRY AND RE ENGAGE THE FIRE, A DEPLOYMENT SIGHT AND FIRE TENTS WON'T WORK FOR PROTECTION. at this point you have solid info that should allow these firefighters to decide as a group, what to do. I know the human element is way better than the computer technology element, but when it comes down to it , when computers and technology make decisions it seems that there is less loss of life. but when humans make decisions it just seems like there's a larger loss of life. so let's get rid of the human error factor to protect these heroes of ours.

I finally watched the movie. I lost it at the end. Weeks later it's still in my head haunting me. Unbelievably the saddest thing ever. I feel after investigating many other fires, it seems it's the 3 same things that have killed many HOT SHOTS. 1 never lose sight of the fire line. 2. Communication seems to be a huge part in these fatalities. 3. GPS locaters on them at all times. 4. Helmet or body cameras this is an extra one. There is to much technology for this to happen. There should be apps created to show fire direction scenarios that affix with the GPS locaters on the got shots. So any hot shot with a cell phone can upload their area. Make wind change estimates and then decide if they are possibly in harm's way ( if things Change) take the guess work out of the equation bottom line something needs to be dr one about this. Picks and shovels dont cut it anymore. And as one fire fighter said inthe south hill fire in 1994. Everybody was grumbling and uneasy. At this point crews need to get together re evaluate their situation and decide if they should be th err re or not. In 2003 I was evacuated from my home in the cuyumaca mts. We left our home because of the historic Cedar Fire. We found out that a hot shot crew from Colorado springs made a stand at our home. They lit a back fire and stopped that shit right in its tracks. My kids and I were in Walmart after we found out who saved our home. We Seen the colorado springs hot shots and thanked them with all our hearts. I told these guys that they were freaking awesome and are total heroes. How do you properly thank a fire fighter who's putting his life on the line for your homes and your safety.

Great video. I loved it!

Kick-ass Nicole.

I've been thinking of joining ace to get to do these things, and gain experience in these sorts of activities I'm currently working for a local logging company while finishing highschool but I hope to become a federal forest ranger

Great video!!!!!!!!!!!!

Good going D.J.!

Just love the JOY on these young people's faces!

Jessica Richardson was my roommate a couple of years ago

This is a really awesome video

I can't wait to join!