- A
firebreak or
double track (also
called a fire line, fuel break,
fireroad and
firetrail in Australia) is a gap in
vegetation or
other combustible material...
- firefighting.
Except where noted,
terms have
largely been
sourced from a 1998
Fireline Handbook transcribed for a
Conflict 21 counter-terrorism
studies website...
-
ditch witch. Also
historically used as a
wildland firefighting tool to cut
fireline,
known as a
brush hook. It is also
sometimes referred to as a bush hook...
-
constructing firelines to
contain the blaze. The
fight was
joined that
evening by
smokejumpers who
began aiding in the
construction of the
fireline, working...
-
Fireline' to open
Mumbai International Film Festival". www.krctimes.com.
Retrieved 11
October 2024. "Do****entary
films 'I Rise', 'Meiram-The
Fireline'...
-
consequence than a
cause of poverty." Desmond,
Matthew (2008). On the
Fireline:
Living and
Dying with
Wildland Firefighters.
University of
Chicago Press...
- 6 and 8 to 10.
These crews have the
responsibilities of
constructing firelines –
strips of land
cleared of
flammable materials and dug down to mineral...
- mani****tors, and one
ballet dancer (javelin) took part in this segment. The
fireline used in this
segment was 80 feet (24 m) long. With
childhood over the Guardian...
-
London before relocating to the
United States in 1979.
Kolar worked for
Fireline Productions and
Crossover Films Entertainment before starting his own company...
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miles (97 km) to the northeast. The wind-driven
flames jumped roads and
firelines, and
burning embers caused long-range spotting,
starting new
fires a mile...
