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The Bath County News-Outlook
Thursd December 4, 2003
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: Kevin Stewart talks with h!s flight instructor at the Mt. Sterling/Montgomery County
I Airport while earning his pilot s license in 1981. To date, he has logged over 3,200 hours
I in various types of fixed-wing aircraft. Stewart s career with Photo Science Inc., has taken
I him al! ove r thefor various clientele in numerous states. (Photo by Burnsy Stewart)
: Soldiers work to put out a hot spot before it reignites a part of the Fish Creek Complex fires.
'The soldiers worked in teams of 20 accompanied and directed by a professional firefighters
.to contain the blazes that caused evacuations of homes in southwestern Montana. Staff Sgt.
'.John W. Garrett of BathCounty, was among those called to control the blazes. (Photo cour-
ztesy of Army 14th Public Affairs Detachment)
Firefighters worked together to help control and extinquish a blaze that destroyed
35,000 acres in Missoula, Montana. John W. Garrett, Staff Sgt with the U.S. Army, was
the many called to assist in gaining control of the fires. Here a firefighter takes a
some of his men who are working their way toward a flare-up.
At right, soldiers and fire-
fighters lived in this camp
located in a rancher's pas-
ture just miles from the fire.
Locals gave the soldiers a lot
of support and showed their
gratitude in the form of care
packages, baked goods,
books and magazines, hand-
shakes, and a trip to a
University of Montana foot-
ball game in Missoula.
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A helicopther drops water
on a forest fire as a firefight-
er watches. While no military
crews flew missions to
directly fight the fires, the
Army did have two helicop-
ters and medical crews on
hand to provide evacuation
of injured soldiers and fire-
fighters.
Fire Photos by
Gregory Kobashigawa
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