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- Smokejumper - Wikipedia
A smokejumper is a specially-trained wildland firefighter who provides an initial attack response on remote wildfires They are inserted at the site of the fire by parachute
- Frequently Asked Questions About Smokejumping - US Forest Service
A smokejumper earns approximately $16 00 per hour while a smokejumper foreman earns approximately $24 00 per hour Smokejumpers are paid nothing extra for making parachute jumps; however, they do receive hazard pay equivalent to 25 percent of their base pay when working on an uncontrolled wildfire
- National Smokejumper Association - Keepers of the Flame
The non-profit National Smokejumper Association is dedicated to preserving the history of airborne firefighters and providing a voice for today’s smokejumpers
- Smokejumpers - National Interagency Fire Center
Smokejumpers are experienced wildland firefighters with expertise in initial-attack firefighting and working with a variety of aircraft
- What does it take to be a wildland fire smokejumper?
Smokejumpers combine skydiving and firefighting, jumping from turbine engines into rampant wildfires in areas not accessible by road As they jump, winds can propel their parachutes to 20 mph (or
- Smokejumper - Education
Smokejumpers are skydiving firefighters When lightning (or a careless camper) sparks a wildfire in a remote, roadless place, smokejumpers parachute in as the first line of defense to fight the fire
- Smokejumpers - US Forest Service
Smokejumper duties can be hazardous and extremely arduous Smokeumpers must have extensive experience in wildland firefighting Smokejumpers must be in excellent physical condition and possess a high degree of emotional stability and mental alertness
- The Fiery History of American Smokejumpers: Jobs, Training, Modern . . .
If hotshot crews filled with experienced firefighters serve as the front line between calm and calamity, smokejumpers are the vanguard who extinguish remote fires before they become entrenched
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