A recent donation of a 1969 snorkel truck was more than enough reason to visit the FWD/Seagrave Museum in Clintonville, Wisconsin, and its more than 90 FWD and Seagrave vehicles on display.

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Ann Arbor's new Fire Station 4 will feature “Three Ladder Fire,” a $75,000 sculpture made from retired fire department ladders.

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Rescue Intellitech Inc. appointed Chuck Evans and Nick Samp as regional sales managers to expand its presence in firefighter decontamination across North America amid growing focus on cancer prevention.

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A Greenbrier (AR) fire engine rolled over while returning from a fire response on September 19, the second such apparatus incident in Virginia that day.

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Two Fly Precision crew members died after their helicopter crashed while fighting the Dome Fire in Yosemite, officials said Monday.

According to the Federal Aviation Administration, the Eurocopter AS32 crashed around 2:55 p.m. Sunday during firefighter operations. The two men killed in the crash were identified by Fly Precision as Greg King and Ryan Cutter.

“It is with unimaginable sadness and broken hearts that we share the loss of two beloved members of our team,” Fly Precision said in a social media post. “We are devastated by this loss and are struggling to find the words. We ask for privacy and compassion for their families and our team as we grieve this tremendous loss. Please keep their families, loved ones, and our entire team in your thoughts and prayers during this incredibly difficult time.”

The Super Puma helicopter was using a water bucket to help suppress the fire when it went down southeast of Ostrander Lake, said Benjamin Cossel, a spokesperson with the Federal Complex Incident Management Team overseeing the firefighting response.

The Dome Fire has burned at least 3,047 acres as of 9:18 p.m. Sunday. The number of reported acres burned has slowed recently, with the last update being 3,016 acres at 1:47 p.m. Sunday.

KCRA-TV NBC 3 Sacramento

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