Only in S CAL would you see our great Firefighters and Emergency Responder's at work in a video that is worthy of any movie trailer I have seen of late....thank you so much for the selfless work you do for us each and every day....
I respectfully argue the point that its ONLY in S CAL where you see great Firefighters, that there are Wild land Firefighters nationwide that battle fires every year, as I've been doing this work now for over 13 years, its only the LARGE fires that get most attention like in CA, but i believe it is a noble and rewarding career and the men and women that do this work, do it out of sense of calling, and at times can be exhausting and mentally, physically challenging work. The wild land fire service is finally getting some attention as it should and i am especially thankful of that, watching these videos make me enjoy my job even more. Thanks and God Bless.
Thank you so much for making this video And thank you to all the firefighters for the selfless work they do! I am currently 14 but I have become infatuated with firefighting and everything that it Entails! I want to become a wild land firefighter (maybe smokejumper or hotshot) any stories? Any advice for the future or even right now? Thank you all once again! Lu
Im a young guy living in Southern California, I have nothing really going for me in life right now i might want to go down this career path, where do I start ?
get fit. Get used to walking at least three miles with 45 pounds or more on your back in under 45 minutes. Look online for programs you can do to see what you can learn before you go in, or go to a college that has wild land fire science and see if this is truly what you want to do.
Take S130/S190, S290 L180 then take your work capacity test commonly referred to as your red card which is 3 miles in under 45 minutes with a 45 pound pack then once you pass that apply to as many crews in California and federal crews as you can
Know what kind of options you have in your area. If you go through a federal agency like the Forest Service, Bureau of Land Management, or Department of Natural Resources your most likely gonna have to apply online. If you go with a local department with contract with any federal agencies get to know the crew and go to a few trainings, they'll point you in the direction you have to go. They'll either put you through online courses or guard school, then you take an arduous pack test, which is 3 miles in 45 minutes with 45 pounds, this will certify you to get your redcard, which is required to fight fire on federal land.
I will list them in order "COLTER WALL - IMAGINARY APPALACHIA - Sleeping on the Blacktop" "When The Levee Breaks" "Wolfmother - Joker And The Thief" "The Devil and The Huntsman - King Arthur Soundtrack" "Ooh La La - The Faces " "Stand By Me, Ben E King, 1961"
Доброго времени суток. У меня есть вопрос по носимому оборудованию , в частности к бензопилам. Я вижу у вас только большие и тяжелые пилы, почему нет более мелких? Ведь в некоторых работах они будут куда удобнее и к тому же меньший расход топлива. Еще вопрос по топорам, есть большие кирки-топоры которыми вы копаете землю и иногда подрубаете стволы деревьев, но ни так же тяжелы для некоторых работ, почему нет небольших острых топоров, сантиметров 40-50 рукоять, им очень удобно срубать кусты например. Спасибо.
@@pattil7947 Good day. I have a question about wearable equipment, in particular, chainsaws. I see you only have big and heavy saws, why aren't there smaller ones? Indeed, in some works they will be much more convenient and, moreover, lower fuel consumption. Another question about axes, there are large ax picks with which you dig the ground and sometimes chop down tree trunks, but they are not as heavy for some work, why there are no small sharp axes, 40-50 centimeters handle, it is very convenient for them to cut down bushes, for example. Thank.
Thank you for putting your lives on the line so the rest of us have something so amazing to visit and share with are families
Only in S CAL would you see our great Firefighters and Emergency Responder's at work in a video that is worthy of any movie trailer I have seen of late....thank you so much for the selfless work you do for us each and every day....
I respectfully argue the point that its ONLY in S CAL where you see great Firefighters, that there are Wild land Firefighters nationwide that battle fires every year, as I've been doing this work now for over 13 years, its only the LARGE fires that get most attention like in CA, but i believe it is a noble and rewarding career and the men and women that do this work, do it out of sense of calling, and at times can be exhausting and mentally, physically challenging work. The wild land fire service is finally getting some attention as it should and i am especially thankful of that, watching these videos make me enjoy my job even more. Thanks and God Bless.
So we just gonna forget granite mountian
Fantastic video and songs!!!!
I live in them woods. These guys protect my house and family from Mother Nature. Thanks boys
Awesome!
Now that’s a fuckin badass crew video awesome job Old Cajon
I love it
Fantastic music. I like watching these crew videos but always mute them cause the music is so bad. Great crew and great music....
Thanks guys! For being there! You’re Awesome!!! 👊🙏
Thank you so much for making this video
And thank you to all the firefighters for the selfless work they do!
I am currently 14 but I have become infatuated with firefighting and everything that it Entails!
I want to become a wild land firefighter (maybe smokejumper or hotshot) any stories?
Any advice for the future or even right now?
Thank you all once again!
Lu
Hey bud, 4 years later have you gotten into wildland firefighting?
Nice back cuts and holding patterns. Stihl coming out with a new saw. Whos won the 50/50 challenge
Im a young guy living in Southern California, I have nothing really going for me in life right now i might want to go down this career path, where do I start ?
get fit. Get used to walking at least three miles with 45 pounds or more on your back in under 45 minutes. Look online for programs you can do to see what you can learn before you go in, or go to a college that has wild land fire science and see if this is truly what you want to do.
Take S130/S190, S290 L180 then take your work capacity test commonly referred to as your red card which is 3 miles in under 45 minutes with a 45 pound pack then once you pass that apply to as many crews in California and federal crews as you can
Know what kind of options you have in your area. If you go through a federal agency like the Forest Service, Bureau of Land Management, or Department of Natural Resources your most likely gonna have to apply online. If you go with a local department with contract with any federal agencies get to know the crew and go to a few trainings, they'll point you in the direction you have to go. They'll either put you through online courses or guard school, then you take an arduous pack test, which is 3 miles in 45 minutes with 45 pounds, this will certify you to get your redcard, which is required to fight fire on federal land.
How do i apply? I have 5 years experience and currently stand as a FFT1/ICT5 traniee.
yo i know leighton pagay we would hang out back in the day ryan,mike, tall can , ruben, @4:13
Great crew video what is the first song
Trevor Smathers
It’s sleeping on the blacktop by colter wall
OOOAH
what songs are in this mate, great vid by the way.
I will list them in order
"COLTER WALL - IMAGINARY APPALACHIA - Sleeping on the Blacktop"
"When The Levee Breaks"
"Wolfmother - Joker And The Thief"
"The Devil and The Huntsman - King Arthur Soundtrack"
"Ooh La La - The Faces "
"Stand By Me, Ben E King, 1961"
Unreal! No one replies: Sleeping on Blacktop. Great Appalachian style song.
Доброго времени суток.
У меня есть вопрос по носимому оборудованию , в частности к бензопилам. Я вижу у вас только большие и тяжелые пилы, почему нет более мелких? Ведь в некоторых работах они будут куда удобнее и к тому же меньший расход топлива.
Еще вопрос по топорам, есть большие кирки-топоры которыми вы копаете землю и иногда подрубаете стволы деревьев, но ни так же тяжелы для некоторых работ, почему нет небольших острых топоров, сантиметров 40-50 рукоять, им очень удобно срубать кусты например.
Спасибо.
I wish there was a translation :(
in English...🙏
@@pattil7947 Good day.
I have a question about wearable equipment, in particular, chainsaws. I see you only have big and heavy saws, why aren't there smaller ones? Indeed, in some works they will be much more convenient and, moreover, lower fuel consumption.
Another question about axes, there are large ax picks with which you dig the ground and sometimes chop down tree trunks, but they are not as heavy for some work, why there are no small sharp axes, 40-50 centimeters handle, it is very convenient for them to cut down bushes, for example.
Thank.
@@pattil7947 google translate
Are you guys hiring ?