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Willamette Complex Fires - South

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Willamette National Forest 
Oregon 
Springfield, 
Oregon 
97477 
Willamette National Forest 
Oregon 
Springfield, 
Oregon 
97477 

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Willamette Complex South - Operations Update Sept 8th 2024
Willamette Complex South - Operations Update Sept 8th 2024

Willamette Complex South - Operations Update Sept 8th 2024

Operations Video Update Sept 7 // Willamette South
Operations Video Update Sept 7 // Willamette South

Operations Video Update with NW2 Ops Chief Amy McClave Sept 7 // Willamette South

Willamette Complex South - Operations Update Sept 5th 2024
Willamette Complex South - Operations Update Sept 5th 2024

Willamette Complex South - Operations Update Sept 5th 2024

Willamette Complex Fires - South, helibase at Oakridge, OR
Willamette Complex Fires - South, helibase at Oakridge, OR

Bambi bucket tethered to a Blackhawk type 1 helicopter, ready for deployment.

Fly over Moss Mountain Fire
Fly over Moss Mountain Fire

An aerial view of the Moss Mountain Fire. Video: C. Wennogle

Type 1 helicopter taking off
Type 1 helicopter taking off

A Type 1 helicopter working on the Willamette Complex South fires takes off. Video: M. Mahurin

Crew digging line on Moss Mountain steep slope
Crew digging line on Moss Mountain steep slope

The Miller Timber Crew on the Moss Mountain Fire digs line on a very steep slope. Photo: B. Benson

Firefighters digging heat out of a stump
Firefighters digging heat out of a stump

Firefighters take turns digging out a smoking stump on the Coffee Pot Fire. Stumps can burn deep and if left untouched near the fires edge, could be a potential for the fire to grow and move. Video: M. Mahurin

Firing operation on the east side of the Chalk Fire, Sunday, July 28
Firing operation on the east side of the Chalk Fire, Sunday, July 28
Fire condtions along the fireline, July 27
Fire condtions along the fireline, July 27
Super Scooper Aircraft load water from Hills Creek Lake, July 22
Super Scooper Aircraft load water from Hills Creek Lake, July 22
Coffee Pot Fire Scooper Aircraft Water Drops, July 21
Coffee Pot Fire Scooper Aircraft Water Drops, July 21

Video from Sunday, July 21st, of 2 Scooper aircraft dropping water on the Coffee Pot Fire. The fire is burning in remote, difficult-to-access terrain and the aircraft assist with keeping the fire in check to assist firefighters on the ground.

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