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20080428 -
April 28, 2008 RRU-38108 photos from Ron Serabia:
Images taken from Air Attack 330 while on RRU-38108 wildfire
(Wood Fire) which consumed about 80 acres on April 28th in in
Riverside County southeast of Lake Mathews near Cajalco & Wood
Road. Cal Fire had four airtankers and two helicopters assigned
to the stubborn blaze that had moderate spotting up to 200 yards
from fire. Airtankers T-72, T-75, T-27 and T-55 were utilized
to help contain fire.
20071124 -
November 24, 2007 Haverford Fire photos from Ron Serabia:
November 24, 2007 at 0955 a new wildfire started during
Santa Ana winds in the Ramona area causing a rapid response by
ground and aerial resources in the area. There were six air
tankers, six helicopters and one air attack launched to assault
this new fire from the Ramona AAB. This fire was quickly contained
at 30 acres by aerial and ground resources with no structures
burned. These are a few of the photos were taken over the
incident by Ron Serabia flying as the spotter (Air Tactical
Group Supervisor) in AA-330.
20070912 -
September 12, 2007 photos from Ron Serabia:
16 images taken from Ramona AAB during Wednesday's airtanker ground
operations supporting the CNF - Pine Incident.
20070720 -
July 20, 2007 photos from Ron Serabia:
Photos from the small 4 acre Otay Fire on Otay Lakes Road
near Pio Pico RV Park
20070707 -
July 8, 2007 photos from Ron Serabia:
Just sent some photos from the Canyon Fire (LAC-148415)
that all the Ramona aerial firefighters responded to yesterday
afternoon in Los Angeles County. Air Attack 330, four Cal Fire
S2T airtankers, one BLM SEAT tanker, one S-64 Skycrane from
USFS and six local agency helicopters responded. The 600 acre
wind driven fire threaten dozens of homes, however none were
lost due to the aggressive efforts of the ground crews, dozers
and aerial resources. Ron - ATGS, Ramona AAB
20070616 -
June 16, 2007 photos from Ron Serabia:
This Vuelta Fire MVU-5764 was originally contained at 1430
hours at about 7 acres with a large spot on the northside of
the San Luis Rey River. Most aerial resources were being released,
when another spot fire was found one hour after the main fire
start by the ATGS east of first original spotfire. By the time
ground and aerial resources were redeployed it had grown rapidly
to 3-4 acres with multiple spotfires, causing it to burn a total
of 118 acres.
20070510 -
Ron Serabia's May 10, 2007 Catalina Island fire photos
20070509 -
May 9, 2007 Griffith Park photos by Ron Serabia
20070426 -
April 26, 2007 photos taken by Ron Serabia from CDF Air Attack 330.
The first photo shows Cuyamaca Lake on Aril 14. The others
are from the proficiency flight April 26 over the Palomar Divide
USFS-CNF burning project.
20070311 - March 11, 2007 Orange
County fire photos, taken by Ron Serabia while working the fire
from CDF Air Attack 330
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