Sentence examples for firefighting strategy from inspiring English sources

I'm confident that neither hotshots nor anyone else yet has a clue what it all means for the future of computer-modeled firefighting strategy, let alone about the multitude of life-or-death judgment calls firefighters make in any given wildfire.

Firefighting strategy has other complications.

Any firefighting strategy should be tailored to local needs, not the ambitions of the logging industry.

With two million acres already gone and summer just begun, it would seem logical for everyone to set differences aside and pursue the sound firefighting strategy devised by the Clinton administration and ratified by President Bush last year.

"Starting last spring with the Los Alamos fire, and then almost nightly as people were seeing images of large fires, it became a bipartisan effort" to add the resources to help reshape the national firefighting strategy, said Lyle Laverty, the Forest Service's coordinator for the National Fire Plan.

What President Clinton has called "one of the worst fire seasons in memory" has yielded at least one tangible benefit -- an ambitious new firefighting strategy aimed at protecting the nation's forests and grasslands from runaway fires like those that have scorched more than 6.7 million acres in the last two months.

Firefighting strategies also differ by the size of the plane.

The problem isn't the result of equipment, training or firefighting strategies, Jewell said.

The fire immediately evoked memories of the Cerro Grande fire in 2000, which devastated the town of Los Alamos and changed firefighting policies and strategies all across the West.

In order to prevent further deaths of wildland firefighters, it's essential that wildland firefighting agencies implement aggressive "initial attack" strategies against all wildfires in WUI areas to prevent out-of-control conflagrations.

More firefighters and more firefighting equipment are, of course, needed.