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    Default NE-NBF-Ash Creek

    Location: 20 Miles SW of Chadron, Nebraska
    Acres: 1000
    ROS: Not Provided
    ROC: Wind: 14 MPH
    Temp: 102
    RH: 15%

    Structures:
    Special Hazards:
    Resources: Type 2 team on order (Pierson, NM Type 2)
    Arroyo Grand, Diamond Mountain, Idaho City, and Wyoming IHCs assigned
    3 Helicopters
    Smokejumpers
    Local fire departments

    Radio Frequencies:
    Weather Info:
    Other Comments:

    Internet Links ---------------

    Maps:
    Agency Website: http://www.inciweb.org/incident/3040/, http://gacc.nifc.gov/rmcc/predictive/news.html
    Online Scanner:
    Live Video:
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    Last edited by Burl; 07-24-2012 at 18:25. Reason: added IMT

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    Default NE-NBF-Ash Creek ATV Accident

    72-hour-expanded report (pdf)

    (Thanks to the firefighters that sent a "heads up" about the accident. We appreciate people not posting accidents prematurely. Best wishes for a speedy recovery. Ab.)

    text below:

    File Code: 6730
    Date: July 31, 2012
    Route To:
    Subject: Expanded (72-Hour) Briefing
    Ash Creek Wildland Fire ATV Accident
    Pine Ridge Ranger District, Nebraska National Forests & Grasslands
    July 24, 2012
    To: Regional Forester, R2

    ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

    Expanded (72-Hour) Briefing
    Ash Creek Wildland Fire ATV Accident
    Pine Ridge Ranger District, Nebraska National Forests & Grasslands
    July 24, 2012

    THE FOLLOWING INFORMATION IS PRELIMINARY AND SUBJECT TO
    CHANGE

    Narrative:

    On July 24th at approximately 0800, a division supervisor on the Ash Creek Fire rolled an ATV
    while scouting the fire line. The firefighter was traveling up a dozer line when the ATV rolled
    backward, flipping over the top of the operator. The mission was to check the progression of the
    fire from the previous day when the accident occurred. Injuries included broken bones and
    bruises.

    Other firefighters on the division assisted with evaluating, treating and transporting the injured
    firefighter to the local hospital. The firefighter spent one night in the hospital and was
    transported back home upon release.

    An Interagency FLA team is on scene and reviewing the circumstances of the accident with
    intent of providing lessons learned for the greater wildland fire community.

    /s/ Stephen Lenzo (for)
    JANE D. DARNELL
    Forests & Grasslands Supervisor

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