Devil's Den Fatality Fire
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Uploaded by vfdcapn on Jun 1, 2008
"Why Did He Die? Lessons from the Devil's Den Fatality Fire" -- produced by the Wildland Fire Lessons Learned Center. A longer, presentation quality copy in .wmv format is available for download on the LLC website, http://www.wildfirelessons.net/Additional.aspx?Page=131
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They just had to make it as sad as possible.
antikorper99 7 months ago
God Bless you all, wildland fire fighters. I remember this dreadfully sad and avoidable death. PLease stay safe.
sharppointy1 1 year ago
Us old guys who fought fires in this area would warn you once the pinion starts you have to move carefully. The hills are too steep and tough to get away. Once the sap starts popping the fire can spread at several miles per hour in those canyons. Sad ending to a life dedicated to giving to others.
shoggie 1 year ago
i personally knew him, he was a great guy. He was from a small town of Holden, population of 500. It was probably the biggest funeral in the state i have ever attended. 3,000 people or soo attended for a man some didnt know, But for who did know him, a warm hearted man. still miss him for what happened..... This fire was only 20 miles from my home, in oak city, Utah and when we heard this awesome guy had died we rang the fire siren for a important firmans meeting about what had happened.
THEDANCEFACTORY2010 1 year ago
This is a very sad video. This firefighter died not because of lack of experience, but from over confidence.
GroundPounder98801 1 year ago
I know a hot shot that had to deploy his potato sack in the storm king fire.He survived but his helmet melted to his head and they had to cut it off with a saw.He has no ears now!!!!!!!!!
MrGymkana 1 year ago
I stopped watching at 1:40, it's too sad but if anyone learns from his death then it's understandable to have this video. God Bless all firefighters.
heyjenknee 2 years ago
to all fire fighters think things out frist then use the traning !!!!!!
thestormking23 2 years ago
yes well done but sad LCES not really dealt with. But hell your there and it is a hell of allot different then a class room or book. God bless
randallpaulcom 2 years ago
This video will be used for Look Up, LookDown, Look Around, S-131 Sqaud Boss, and Fire Behavior.
Thank you for posting it, I hope the firefighters will learn from it, as will the overhead.
cowboystud250 2 years ago 2