Fire Shelter Deployment Stories   Country Fire @WildlandFireLLC
Fire Shelter Deployment Stories   Country Fire  @WildlandFireLLC
Uploaded July 2024 | Updated September 2026, 2 days ago
A 2019 fire escalated from slow-moving to wind driven, leading to an entrapment. The crew initially sheltered inside their engine, but the situation became increasingly hazardous with smoke and heat building up.

National Volunteer Fire Council Behavioral Health Care Provider Directory:
nvfc.org/provider-directory
National Wildfire Coordinating Group: Mental Health Subcommittee:
nwcg.gov/term/groups/mental-health-subcommittee-0
US Forest Service Employee Assistance Program:
fs.usda.gov/employee-services/employee-assistance-program
Department of the Interior Employee Assistance Program:
doi.gov/pmb/hr/eap
National Park Service Employee Resources:
nps.gov/aboutus/work-environment-resources.htm
US Fish & Wildlife Service HR (internal link):
doimspp.sharepoint.com/sites/fws-00010/SitePages/Human-Resources.aspx

Incident Related Documents: lessons.wildfire.gov/incident/country-fire-engine-burnover-2019
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