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Mac Millen, Katie

   A New Way To Keep Track Of Fire Employees Volume: 52, Number: 1, Page: 34

   The 1988 Wildland Fire Season: Revisions To Wage, Equipment, And Training Standards Volume: 51, Number: 4, Page: 18

MacDonald, G.A.

   On The Passing Of Dave Godwin Volume: 8, Number: 4, Page: 1

MacDonald, George A.

   Testing Army Equipment For Fire Control Use Volume: 7, Number: 2, Page: 12

MacDonald, K.M.

   Fuel Container For Portable Pumpers Volume: 1, Number: 7, Page: 397

   Hose Scrubbing Machine Volume: 3, Number: 4, Page: 27

Macdonald, Keith

   Blotters For Flannel-Board Placards Volume: 16, Number: 2, Page: 5

Mace, James K.

   The Use Of Small Tankers In Fire Control Volume: 4, Number: 1, Page: 14

MacGregor, Bruce

   The 2002 House River Fire Volume: 65, Number: 1, Page: 16

MacIntyre, Daniel C.

   The "C" And "D" Alert System, An Attack Planning Tool Volume: 27, Number: 2, Page: 8

MacIntyre, R.A.

   Multipurpose Tractor-Drawn Trailer And Slip-On Pumper Tanker Volume: 9, Number: 2-3, Page: 31

Mack, Cheryl A.

   A Burning Issue: American Indian Fire Use On The Mt. Rainier Forest Reserve Volume: 63, Number: 2, Page: 20

Mack, Sheldon

   Minnesota's New Mix Of Fire Aviation Resources Volume: 59, Number: 1, Page: 19

Mackinnon, G.E.

   Stainless Steel Hose Patch Volume: 23, Number: 3, Page: 84

MacMillan, A.

   "Principles Of Fire Behavior": A CD-ROM-Based Interactive Multimedia Training Course Volume: 63, Number: 2, Page: 43

MacNaughton, Victor B.

   Mississippi Fire Tanks Volume: 3, Number: 1, Page: 35

Madar, Joe

   Modular Airborne Fire Fighting Systems Succeed In Indonesia Volume: 59, Number: 1, Page: 27

Maffey, Murray E.

   Predicting Fire Behavior In Canada's Aspen Forests Volume: 53-54, Number: 1, Page: 10

Mage, Ph.D., David

   Carbon Monoxide Exposure Associated With Fighting A Peat Ground Fire Volume: 44, Number: 1, Page: 6

Magill, Arthur W.

   People - Fire Managers Must Talk With Them Volume: 53-54, Number: 2, Page: 3

Main, William A.

   Ignition Of Prescribed Burns More Reliable; Electrical Igniter Tests Circuits Volume: 33, Number: 3, Page: 14

   METAFIRE - A Timely, Accurate, And Verified Large-Fire Severity Index Volume: 55, Number: 2, Page: 7

   Man-Caused vs. Lightening Caused Fires: A Geographic And Reporting Problem Volume: 37, Number: 4, Page: 5

   New Ways To User Fire Danger Rating Now Available Volume: 43, Number: 2, Page: 16

   Selecting NFDRS Fuel Models For The Northeastern United States Volume: 47, Number: 4, Page: 8

Major, Dale E.

   Smokejumper Cargo Rolls Volume: 33, Number: 3, Page: 13

Maki, Lloyd

   Compact Cleaning Kit For Lookout Cabs Volume: 17, Number: 3, Page: 29

Malsberger, H.J.

   Radio And Forest Fire Control In Florida Volume: 1, Number: 5, Page: 243

Mandt, Conrad

   Automated Forest Fire Dispatching . . . A Progress Report Volume: 31, Number: 1, Page: 4

Mangan, Dick

   Bushfire '97 Volume: 58, Number: 3, Page: 19

   Health Hazards Of Smoke Volume: 52, Number: 2, Page: 29

   Meet Your Feet! Volume: 52, Number: 1, Page: 10

   Mountain Driving Video Now Available Volume: 58, Number: 1, Page: 25

   Wildland Fire Fatality Report Available Volume: 59, Number: 4, Page: 21

Mangan, Richard J.

   Equipment Standardization Reduces Costs On Wildland Fires Volume: 61, Number: 3, Page: 11

   Firefighters Can Protect Themselves Against Blood-Borne Infections Volume: 55, Number: 4, Page: 33

   Injuries, Illnesses, And Fatalities Among Wildland Firefighters Volume: 62, Number: 3, Page: 36

   Issues In Reducing Costs On Large Wildland Fires Volume: 61, Number: 3, Page: 6

   Personal Protective Equipment In Wildfire Entrapments Volume: 55, Number: 3, Page: 9

   The South Canyon Fire Revisited: Lessons In Fire Behavior Volume: 61, Number: 1, Page: 14

   The South Canyon Fire Revisited: Lessons In Fire Behavior Volume: 63, Number: 4, Page: 77

   Warning! Some Fire Shelter Training Techniques Are Dangerous Volume: 55, Number: 3, Page: 20

Manley, Jeffrey

   Restoring Fire To Wilderness: Sequoia And Kings Canyon National Parks Volume: 61, Number: 2, Page: 24

Mann, Jr., W.F.

   Effects Of Prescribe-Burning 4-Year-Old Planted Slash Pine Volume: 16, Number: 3, Page: 3

Manning, Dick

   Vegetative Management In The Wildland-Urban Interface Volume: 51, Number: 4, Page: 14

Mansfield, H.Robert

   The Bear Valley High Hazard Plan Volume: 5, Number: 4, Page: 195

Mapes, Chester W.

   Trailer Fire Camp Kitchen Volume: 16, Number: 3, Page: 8

Marion, Francis

   Tilt Bed Unit Mounted On Tractor-Plow Transport Volume: 23, Number: 1, Page: 30

Marker, John

   NWCG Fire Prevention Team Volume: 48, Number: 3, Page: 7

Marnich, John J.

   Personnel Scheduled Pass And Leave Chart Board Volume: 19, Number: 3, Page: 111

Marriott, Donald H.

   A Modern District Warehouse Volume: 28, Number: 2, Page: 11

Marsalis, Richard L.

   Field First Aid Station Volume: 32, Number: 3, Page: 13

   Fire Management Safety Equipment Development Volume: 35, Number: 3, Page: 25

   Fitness Important On Some Forest Service Jobs Volume: 35, Number: 4, Page: 22

   Use Of M-4 Fuel Thickener In Prescribed Burning Volume: 43, Number: 4, Page: 28

Marsh, S.H.

   A Common Fire Control Fallacy Volume: 8, Number: 4, Page: 13

   Emergency Fire Plan For The Eastern Shore Of Maryland Volume: 6, Number: 1, Page: 1

   West Virginia Episode Volume: 10, Number: 1, Page: 7

Marshall, Sandra J.

   1979-Test Year For Prescribed Fires In The Northern Region Volume: 41, Number: 4, Page: 3

Martin, Ed

   The Pocket PC Can Increase Your Productivity Volume: 64, Number: 4, Page: 44

Martin, George G.

   Fuel Treatment Assessment - 1985 Fire Season In Region 8 Volume: 49, Number: 4, Page: 21

Martin, George

   Student Firefighters - A Success Story Volume: 42, Number: 2, Page: 10

Martin, Hugh E.

   Protective Carrying Case For FM Handie-Talkie Radio Volume: 11, Number: 4, Page: 47

Martin, Jonathan

   How Accurate Are Haines Index Forecasts On The University Of Wisconsin Website? Volume: 62, Number: 2, Page: 21

Martin, Robert E.

   Fire Whirlwinds In The Laboratory Volume: 23, Number: 1, Page: 13

   Predicting Weights Of Douglas-Fir Slash For Material Up To 3 Inches In Diameter Volume: 37, Number: 3, Page: 8

   Time-Temperature Relationships Of Test Head Fires And Backfires Volume: 22, Number: 1, Page: 20

   Time-Temperature Relationships Of Test Headfires And Backfires Volume: 66, Number: 1, Page: 45

Martini, William B.

   A Curriculum For Forest Fire Management: An Assessment Volume: 40, Number: 3, Page: 4

   Let's Stop Fighting Forest Fires Volume: 49, Number: 3, Page: 38

Maskus, Thomas R.

   Digital Electronic Wind Speed Indicator Volume: 38, Number: 2, Page: 12

Masters, Robert A.

   Prescribed Burning Of A Chained Redberry Juniper Community With A Helitorch Volume: 46, Number: 4, Page: 7

   Prescribed Burning Of A Chained Redberry Juniper Community With A Helitorch Volume: 66, Number: 1, Page: 86

Mathers, Jim

   More Women In Fire Management On The Black Hills National Forest Volume: 45, Number: 2, Page: 17

Matlack, Dale

   History-Making Parachute Jump Volume: 46, Number: 1, Page: 19

Matsumoto-Gran, K.Y.

   Using Interactive Videodisc Technology In Wildland Fire Behavior Training Volume: 47, Number: 3, Page: 31

Matthews, Donald N.

   Effect Of Size Of Crew On Fire-Fighting Efficiency Volume: 4, Number: 3, Page: 136

   Region 6 Fire-Danger Board Volume: 3, Number: 1, Page: 32

Matthews, Robert P.

   A Different RH Factors . . . Relative Humidity Relationships Vital To Woods Operations Volume: 34, Number: 3, Page: 17

   Two Relative Humidity Sensors Developed Volume: 34, Number: 2, Page: 7

Mattsson, J.W.

   Easels For Field Use Volume: 12, Number: 4, Page: 21

   Forest Smokechaser - A Region 4 Fire Film Volume: 9, Number: 2-3, Page: 51

   Light-Tractor-Tanker vs 3/4-Ton Weapons Carrier Tanker (Fire Suppression With High Pressure Fog) Volume: 8, Number: 2-3, Page: 37

   Mobile Telephone Service In Cooperative Forest Fire Area Volume: 9, Number: 4, Page: 41

   Portable, Collapsible Fire Camp Table Volume: 12, Number: 1, Page: 31

Mauck, Robert

   BLM Smokejumpers Develop New Parachute Volume: 46, Number: 2, Page: 26

Maughan, Kenneth O.

   Kamas Ranger Station Fire Tools Storage Box Volume: 10, Number: 3, Page: 31

Maule, Wynne M.

   Hazard Reduction By Snag Burning Volume: 15, Number: 3, Page: 27

Maupin, Charles H.

   Fire Follow-Ups Critiques Fights Future Fires Volume: 30, Number: 3, Page: 10

Maupin, John

   Developing A Long-Range Fuel Program Volume: 40, Number: 1, Page: 3

   Stage Underburning In Ponderosa Pine Volume: 42, Number: 3, Page: 16

   Stage Underburning In Ponderosa Pine Volume: 66, Number: 1, Page: 71

   Thirteen Prescribed Fire Situations That Shout Watch Out! Volume: 66, Number: 1, Page: 107

   Underburning To Reduce Fire Hazard And Control Ips Beetles In Green Thinning Slash Volume: 66, Number: 1, Page: 77

   Underburning To Reduce Fire Hazard And Controls lps Beetles In Green Thinning Slash Volume: 44, Number: 2, Page: 5

Maxwell, Floyd

   Automation Of Fire Weather Observations Volume: 35, Number: 3, Page: 22

May, C. Vernon

   A New Mobile Flame Thrower Volume: 7, Number: 3, Page: 36

Mayer, Bruce

   The 2002 House River Fire Volume: 65, Number: 1, Page: 16

Mayfield, Frank D.

   Droop Tail Attachment For Stakebody Trucks Volume: 16, Number: 2, Page: 16

Maynard, Charles

   Airlift Of Tractors To Remote Project Fires in Florida Volume: 38, Number: 1, Page: 8

Mays, L.K.

   Further Progress In Dropping Supplies From Planes Volume: 2, Number: 1, Page: 13

   Visibility Mapping From Panoramic Photographs As Used In Region 6 Volume: 2, Number: 1, Page: 31

Mayson, H.G.

   Helicopter Rappel Deployment Technique Pays Off Volume: 34, Number: 3, Page: 3

McAndie, Ian D.

   Rapelling, An Alternative Volume: 34, Number: 3, Page: 5

McArdle, Richard E.

   Standard Fire Fighting Orders Volume: 18, Number: 4, Page: 151

McArthur, A.G.

   Fire Behaviour Studies In Australia Volume: 24, Number: 4, Page: 87

McBride, Fred

   The Fire Management Electronic Age Volume: 42, Number: 4, Page: 3

McBride, Fred E.

   Alaska Fire Season 1977 Volume: 39, Number: 1, Page: 3

   Time Is Factor in Aircraft Tracking System Volume: 33, Number: 1, Page: 9

McBride, Jack

   Cooperative Fire Protection In The Black Hills Of South Dakota Volume: 22, Number: 2, Page: 46

McBride, Robert S.

   Wet Water For Pretreating Litter Fuels Volume: 11, Number: 2, Page: 30

McCleese, William

   The Environmental Effects Of Wildfire Volume: 50, Number: 2, Page: 3

McCleese, William L.

   The San Dimas Forestland Residues Machine Volume: 38, Number: 3, Page: 3

   Tribute To Robert D. Gale Volume: 51, Number: 1, Page: 2

McClure, Rick

   Washington's "Awful Conflagration" - The Yacolt Fire Of 1902 Volume: 65, Number: 1, Page: 24

McCord, Paul P.

   Streamlining The R-2 Fire-Danger Meter Volume: 6, Number: 3, Page: 85

McCoy, Dick

   Coaches And Cadre - New Concepts In Fire Suppression Training Volume: 43, Number: 2, Page: 14

McCoy, Stuart B.

   Portable Tower Volume: 21, Number: 1, Page: 19

McCrendy, Alan A.

   Roving Fire Posters Volume: 9, Number: 1, Page: 10

McCulley, Robert D.

   Use Of Fire In Forest Management Volume: 21, Number: 1, Page: 24

   Use of Fire In Forest Management Volume: 66, Number: 1, Page: 41

McCullough, R.N.

   Fire Tool Box Mounted On Equipment Trailer Volume: 14, Number: 1, Page: 19

McCutchan, Morris

   Automation Of Fire Weather Observations Volume: 35, Number: 3, Page: 22

McCutchan, Morris H.

   Monthly Fire Weather Forecasts Volume: 52, Number: 3, Page: 41

   Monthly Fire Weather Forecasts Now In Color Volume: 55, Number: 2, Page: 10

McDonald, K.

   Fire Camp Wash Rack Volume: 9, Number: 2-3, Page: 62

McDonald, L.J.

   Cargo Dropping From Seaplanes On The Superior National Forest Volume: 20, Number: 3, Page: 80

   Water Dropping From Seaplanes On The Superior National Forest Volume: 19, Number: 3, Page: 123

McDonald, Robert

   Smoke Jumper And Advanced Fire Control Training In The California Region Volume: 27, Number: 1, Page: 13

McElroy, Pat

   The Northwest Fire Experience In Interagency Fire Prevention Training Volume: 38, Number: 1, Page: 3

McFarland, D.W.

   Operator Training Volume: 9, Number: 4, Page: 7

McGuire, C.C.

   It Can Happen Here And There Volume: 3, Number: 3, Page: 5

Mckee, Robert R.

   Gelled Fuel Saves Gasoline In Slash Burning Volume: 42, Number: 1, Page: 5

McKnight, J.S.

   Fire Effects In Southern Hardwoods Volume: 17, Number: 3, Page: 1

McLane, F.C

   Aircraft In Forest Fire Control In New York Volume: 10, Number: 3, Page: 43

McLaren, Hilda P.

   AMIS Evolves And Improves Volume: 55, Number: 1, Page: 16

McLaren, John

   Fire Cooperation In Region 2 - The Beginning Volume: 1, Number: 2, Page: 91

   Fire Cooperation In Region 2-The Beginning Volume: 23, Number: 1, Page: 4

McLarty, George M.

   A Satisfactory Grease Gun Volume: 15, Number: 4, Page: 8

McLarty, George W.

   A Rack For Transporting Power Saws Safely Volume: 15, Number: 4, Page: 40

McLean, Hugh R.

   Is "Smoke-Free" Burning Possible? Volume: 37, Number: 1, Page: 10

   Semipermanent Retardants - Are They Needed? Volume: 36, Number: 4, Page: 17

McLees, J.A.

   South Carolina's Type C-150 Light Suppression Plow Volume: 11, Number: 4, Page: 30

McLees, J.R

   Power Device For Cleaning Steel Booster Tanks Volume: 13, Number: 2, Page: 36

McMahon, Charles K.

   A Video Image Analysis System For Measuring Fire Behavior Volume: 47, Number: 1, Page: 10

McNab, W.H.

   Cold Winter And Spring Extended Fire Season In The Pocosins Volume: 40, Number: 4, Page: 11

McNair, John W.

   The Fire Warden System In Virginia Volume: 1, Number: 2, Page: 81

McNamara, E.F.

   Helitanker Prevention Sign Proves Valuable Volume: 28, Number: 4, Page: 16

   Keys To A Successful Air-Aattack Program Volume: 28, Number: 1, Page: 9

   Pennsylvania's New Custom-Built Forest Fire Truck Volume: 29, Number: 1, Page: 10

   Prevention What Have You Done About It? Here's What Pennsylvania Did. Volume: 32, Number: 3, Page: 3

McNamara, Eugene F.

   Fire Prevention - Its Future Volume: 37, Number: 2, Page: 3

   Fire Prevention In The Northeastern States: Where Do We Stand? Volume: 40, Number: 2, Page: 8

McNassar, K.W.

   Forest Fire Research Volume: 24, Number: 1, Page: 11

McNasser, K.W.

   Surveying Forest Service Communication Needs Volume: 10, Number: 4, Page: 14

McPherson, Guy R.

   Prescribed Burning Of A Chained Redberry Juniper Community With A Helitorch Volume: 46, Number: 4, Page: 7

   Prescribed Burning Of A Chained Redberry Juniper Community With A Helitorch Volume: 66, Number: 1, Page: 86

McReynolds, Kenneth P.

   Speeding Up Fire-Line Construction By The One Lick Method Volume: 1, Number: 1, Page: 23

Mead, Harold D.

   Small Radio System Simplifies Service Communication Volume: 34, Number: 1, Page: 5

Means, Robert

   Lessons Learned From Rapid Response Research On Wildland Fires Volume: 67, Number: 1, Page: 4

Meckley, Patrick E.

   An Alternative To Jeeps Volume: 48, Number: 3, Page: 26

Meehan, Jerry

   Historic Wildfire Corridors Volume: 53-54, Number: 1, Page: 14

Meekins, Earle H.

   How Corbin, Kentucky, Got A Cooperative Fire-Suppression Organization Volume: 16, Number: 2, Page: 34

Mees, Romain

   Arsonists Do Not Set More Fires During Severe Fire Weather In Southern California Volume: 51, Number: 3, Page: 9

Mees, Romain M.

   Computer Graphs Fire Reports In Three-Dimensional Form Volume: 35, Number: 1, Page: 17

   Determing Arrival Times Of Fire Resources By Computer Volume: 39, Number: 4, Page: 12

   INIAT: A Computer Program To Analyze Initial Action And First Reinforcement Times Of Fire Suppression Forces Volume: 44, Number: 2, Page: 7

Meisner, Bernard N.

   Classification Of Fire Simulation Systems Volume: 59, Number: 2, Page: 5

   Monthly Fire Weather Forecasts Volume: 52, Number: 3, Page: 41

   Monthly Fire Weather Forecasts Now In Color Volume: 55, Number: 2, Page: 10

Melle, Ann

   More Women In Fire Management On The Black Hills National Forest Volume: 45, Number: 2, Page: 17

Melrose, George P.

   Something New In Pumps Volume: 6, Number: 1, Page: 13

Melton, Mike

   The Keetch/Byram Drought Index: A Guide To Fire Conditions And Suppression Problems Volume: 50, Number: 4, Page: 30

   Use Of M-4 Fuel Thickener In Prescribed Burning Volume: 43, Number: 4, Page: 28

Melvin, Sylvia

   Bullets To Buckets: Florida's New Helicopter Volume: 62, Number: 4, Page: 53

Mendenhall, M.B.

   One Way To Supplement Fire Control Inspection Volume: 1, Number: 1, Page: 51

Merrill, Fred B.

   County Newspaper Support Volume: 1, Number: 4, Page: 219

Merrill, Laura D.

   Africanized Honey Bees: A New Challenge For Fire Managers Volume: 55, Number: 4, Page: 25

Mesavage, Clement

   Drafting Table For Field Projects Volume: 25, Number: 4, Page: 14

Mesavage, Stanley

   Fire Prevention In Pennsylvania Schools Volume: 4, Number: 4, Page: 190

Messenger, Lori

   Staff Ride To The Battle Of Little Bighorn And Mann Gulch Fire Volume: 66, Number: 2, Page: 21

Meyer, Earl N.

   Take A Hike! Volume: 51, Number: 2, Page: 7

Meyer, Earl

   Evaluating Arson-Caused Forest Fires In Wisconsin, 1982-85 Volume: 47, Number: 3, Page: 22

   ICUF: A Procedure To Measure Prevention Successes Volume: 47, Number: 1, Page: 16

Mikell, H.K.

   DeHaviland Beaver Succeeds As Land Based Air-Tanker Volume: 33, Number: 4, Page: 3

Mikulski, Ariana M.

   Check Your Chain Saw Volume: 57, Number: 4, Page: 18

   Fifteen Smokey Bear Statuettes Awarded For 1996 Volume: 57, Number: 4, Page: 26

   Stihl Chain Saw Alert Volume: 57, Number: 3, Page: 14

Milan, Fred W.

   The Helicopter - Bell Model 47B Volume: 9, Number: 2-3, Page: 5

Milburn, Sherry L.

   Custer National Forest Incident Command System Used In Urgent Nonfire Programs Volume: 53-54, Number: 1, Page: 20

Millard, W.E.

   Tractor Loading Volume: 15, Number: 4, Page: 25

Miller, Allen F.

   Helicopters And Radios On The Stanislaus National Forest Volume: 11, Number: 2, Page: 36

Miller, H.N.

   NIIMS And State Forestry Organizations Volume: 46, Number: 1, Page: 25

Miller, Harry R.

   Air Tanker Report - California, 1957 Volume: 19, Number: 2, Page: 53

   Sodium Calcium Borate As A Fire Retardant: A Progress Report Volume: 17, Number: 4, Page: 25

Miller, J.M.

   Robie Creek Fire Safety News Volume: 18, Number: 1, Page: 28

Miller, James

   Dynamic Prevention Activities Volume: 41, Number: 1, Page: 12

   Railroad Fire Prevention Course Volume: 49, Number: 3, Page: 19

Miller, Ray

   Inexpensive Refill Device For Small Tankers Volume: 26, Number: 4, Page: 6

Miller, Roswell K.

   Slash Fuel Weights In Red Pine Plantations Volume: 40, Number: 1, Page: 6

Miller, Vondis E.

   Airplanes And Fog On The Green Mountain 1,500 Acre Fire On The Olympic National Forest Volume: 3, Number: 3, Page: 7

Mills, David P.

   Nonwilderness Wildland Fire Use Is Born On Kaibab National Forest Volume: 66, Number: 4, Page: 13

   Wildland Fire Use Success Stories Volume: 66, Number: 4, Page: 16

Mills, E.C.

   Boy Scouts And American Forests Volume: 6, Number: 3, Page: 92

Mills, Fred C.

   New Practice In Burn Ttreatment Volume: 4, Number: 2, Page: 81

Minton, Mike

   The California Mini-Kitchen Volume: 46, Number: 1, Page: 12

Miranda, Karen

   ALMRS Platform Leads BLM FIre Into An Integrated Future Volume: 55, Number: 2, Page: 16

Miranda-Gleason, Karen

   Wildfire Academy Modeled After Fire Camp Volume: 58, Number: 2, Page: 28

Mitchell, Glenn E.

   Early Airplane Supply In Region 6 Volume: 6, Number: 1, Page: 40

Mitchell, J.A.

   A Fire-Dispatching Guide For Use In The Lake States Volume: 6, Number: 1, Page: 16

   Fire Damage Appraisol Volume: 9, Number: 2-3, Page: 27

   Forest Fire Statistics Their Purpose And Use Volume: 8, Number: 4, Page: 14

   Rule Of Thumb For Determining Rate Of Spread Volume: 1, Number: 7, Page: 395

   The Lake States Burning Index Meter Volume: 13, Number: 3, Page: 7

Mitchell, Rob

   Fire Ignition From Horseback Volume: 61, Number: 3, Page: 21

Mitchell, W.

   Volunteer Fire Prevention Clubs In Oklahoma Volume: 12, Number: 2, Page: 30

Mitchell, W.H.

   Glareproofing Tower Window Panes Volume: 14, Number: 4, Page: 17

Mitchell, Wayne

   CFES - A PC-Based Fire Planning Tool For The 1990's Volume: 50, Number: 3, Page: 29

   Real-Time High-Altitude Fire Mapping Volume: 58, Number: 4, Page: 26

Mitchell, William

   A Status Report On NFMAS - An Interagency System Update Project Volume: 55, Number: 1, Page: 11

Mitchem, Richard A.

   Can Airport Weather Stations Compute Fire Spread Danger Index Ratings? Volume: 31, Number: 3, Page: 12

Mixon, James E.

   A Technique In Tower Orientation Volume: 25, Number: 1, Page: 11

   Effect Of 1956 Southern Fire Conference Debatable Volume: 23, Number: 2, Page: 60

   Tractor-Borne Radios Volume: 16, Number: 3, Page: 1

Mobley, Hugh

   Lightweight Loading Ramps For Tractor-Transports Volume: 22, Number: 4, Page: 123

Mock, Robert C.

   Retardant Dropping In The Forest Service Northern Region Volume: 43, Number: 2, Page: 10

Moessner, Karl E.

   A Dispatcher's Distance-Fire Perimeter Scale Volume: 3, Number: 2, Page: 29

   Consistent Plotting Of Additional Coverage Volume: 4, Number: 1, Page: 9

   Seen Area Mapping - An Improved Technique Volume: 3, Number: 4, Page: 18

   Telescopic Sights For Lookouts Volume: 4, Number: 2, Page: 89

   Time Space Scale, An Aid To Transportation Planning Volume: 1, Number: 7, Page: 401

Mohr, Francis

   Contracted Fire Detection Services - A Savings Volume: 49, Number: 4, Page: 27

   Light-Hand Suppression Tactics - A Fire Management Challenge Volume: 50, Number: 1, Page: 21

   Managing Confinement Suppression Response On The Middle Ridge And Little Granite Fires, August 1986 Volume: 48, Number: 3, Page: 23

   U.S. Army Firefighters Practice "No Trace Camping" On Wilderness Wildfires Volume: 58, Number: 1, Page: 4

   Wildfire Suppressed - And The Wilderness Still Looks Natural! Volume: 53-54, Number: 3, Page: 3

Mohr, Francis R.

   Underburning On White Fir Sites To Induce Natural Regeneration And Sanitation Volume: 45, Number: 2, Page: 18

   Underburning On White Fir Sites To Induce Natural Regeneration And Sanitation Volume: 66, Number: 1, Page: 83

Mojeremane, Witness

   Wildland Fires In Botswana Volume: 64, Number: 4, Page: 34

Molina, Domingo L.

   Origins Of Arson In Northwestern Spain Volume: 57, Number: 3, Page: 18

Monahan, Robert S.

   Recreation Groups On The Fire Front Volume: 6, Number: 3, Page: 106

Monesmith, Jerry

   NIIMS Training Volume: 45, Number: 2, Page: 23

   Reducing Firefighter Fatigue And Injury Volume: 50, Number: 2, Page: 13

   Standards For Survival Volume: 49, Number: 3, Page: 30

   Unified Command: A Management Concept Volume: 45, Number: 1, Page: 3

Monesmith, Jerry L.

   FIRESCOPE Multi-Agency Decisionmaking Process Volume: 44, Number: 3, Page: 12

   Firefighter Safety: A New National Emphasis Volume: 48, Number: 4, Page: 3

   Is It Time To Fight Or Stand Back? Volume: 46, Number: 2, Page: 33

   Management Effectiveness At The Leader Level Volume: 51, Number: 2, Page: 20

   Safety - Take Heed! Volume: 51, Number: 2, Page: 3

   The National Wildfire Coordinating Group - Then And Now Volume: 48, Number: 3, Page: 5

Montague, Dick

   Unified Command: A Management Concept Volume: 45, Number: 1, Page: 3

Moody, William D.

   Small Airports Handle Giant Mobilization Volume: 32, Number: 4, Page: 8

Moore, B.A.

   The Role Of Aircraft Against Wildfires In Eastern Carolina Volume: 39, Number: 1, Page: 12

Moore, Bud

   Trial By Bulldozer: Roadbuilding In Roadless Areas Volume: 61, Number: 2, Page: 37

Moore, J.E.

   Method For Finding The Percentage Burned On Unprotected Forest Land Volume: 14, Number: 4, Page: 34

Moore, James D.

   This Smokey Bear Is Ready To Go . . . So Is His Station Volume: 33, Number: 3, Page: 9

Moore, Robert B.

   The Flannelgraph As A Fire Control Training Aid Volume: 12, Number: 4, Page: 20

Moore, S.T.

   Slash Disposal In Fire Planning Volume: 21, Number: 2, Page: 60

Moore, William R.

   Towards The Future . . . Land, People, And Fire Volume: 35, Number: 3, Page: 3

   Training In The Ten Standard Fire Fighting Orders Volume: 20, Number: 2, Page: 58

Morales, Mark

   Restoring The Interior Ozark Highlands Volume: 67, Number: 1, Page: 4

Morelan, Lynette Z.

   A Fire-Based Hazard/Risk Assessment Volume: 59, Number: 2, Page: 31

Morford, A.L.

   Fighting Lightning Fires On The Klamath National Forest Volume: 10, Number: 4, Page: 7

Morford, Lee

   Slash Disposal By Burning On The Klamath Volume: 19, Number: 4, Page: 141

Morgan, Clay

   History-Making Parachute Jump Volume: 46, Number: 1, Page: 19

Morgan, Gary

   One Of Our Aircraft Is Down! Handling An Aircraft Crash On A Fire Volume: 58, Number: 4, Page: 13

Morgan, Penny

   Lessons Learned From Rapid Response Research On Wildland Fires Volume: 67, Number: 1, Page: 4

Morley, James P.

   Physiological Factors Affecting Night Helicopter Flight Volume: 27, Number: 4, Page: 6

Morris, William G.

   A Preliminary Survey Of Factors Of Visibility Of Small Smokes In Aerial Detection Volume: 7, Number: 2, Page: 22

   Accidental Fires In Slash In Western Oregon And Washington Volume: 16, Number: 2, Page: 21

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   Lightning Fire Discovery Time On National Forests In Oregon And Washington Volume: 9, Number: 4, Page: 1

   Rate Of Spread On A Washington Fern Fire Volume: 63, Number: 3, Page: 56

   Records And Experience Of Discovering Fires From Aircraft Volume: 19, Number: 1, Page: 25

   What Is "Average Bad"? Volume: 3, Number: 3, Page: 25

Morris, William M.

   The Forest Fire Hazard In The Sunspot Cycle Volume: 8, Number: 4, Page: 4

Morrison, John

   Fire Hazard Management In The Bitterroot-A Further Report Volume: 29, Number: 3, Page: 3

Morriss, Donald J.

   Morgan Plow Hitch Volume: 13, Number: 1, Page: 41

Morse, Gene A.

   A Trend Analysis Of Fireline "Watch Out" Situations In Seven Fire-Suppression Fatality Accidents Volume: 51, Number: 2, Page: 8

   A Trend Analysis Of Fireline "Watch Out" Situations In Seven Fire-Suppression Fatality Accidents Volume: 64, Number: 1, Page: 66

   Firefighter Safety: A New National Emphasis Volume: 48, Number: 4, Page: 3

Morton, David H.

   Chemical Thinning Reduces Fire Hazard Volume: 30, Number: 3, Page: 5

Morton, W.B.

   Emergency Radio Repair Kit Volume: 16, Number: 3, Page: 6

Morton, William B.

   Fire Communications, 1960 Volume: 22, Number: 2, Page: 44

Motl, Laurence F.

   Aviation And Wisconsin Forest Protection Volume: 5, Number: 4, Page: 187

Mrowka, Robert

   Underburning To Reduce Fire Hazard And Control Ips Beetles In Green Thinning Slash Volume: 66, Number: 1, Page: 77

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Mueller, David

   Wildland Fire Use Expected To Increase Across Bureau Of Land Management Lands Volume: 66, Number: 4, Page: 37

Mullavey, Richard E.

   Northeastern Compact Fire Exercise Volume: 44, Number: 1, Page: 24

   Training Program Keeps Compact Ready Volume: 35, Number: 4, Page: 23

Mullenax, O.L.

   How To Meet The Hunter Volume: 9, Number: 4, Page: 6

Mullin, A.

   Use Of Electric Wind Vane By A Coastal Plain Ranger District Volume: 11, Number: 4, Page: 13

Mullin, George B.P.

   Fire Prevention In The Eastern Region "Hot Spot" Volume: 6, Number: 1, Page: 6

Mullin, H.A.

   Mullin Dozer Tooth Shank Aids In Slash Disposal And Fire Line Construction Volume: 11, Number: 4, Page: 10

Munkres, Mike

   NWCG's Publication Management System: A Progress Report Volume: 50, Number: 1, Page: 15

   New Wildfire Suppression Curriculum In Final Review Phase Volume: 51, Number: 3, Page: 35

Munro, Robert

   Fire Suppression Volume: 4, Number: 4, Page: 185

Munson, Steve

   "Transition": What Does The Word Mean? Volume: 65, Number: 1, Page: 28

Muntz, H.H.

   Tractor Tilt Indicator Volume: 17, Number: 3, Page: 4

Muraro, S.J.

   Stabilization Of Slash Fuel Samples Volume: 25, Number: 4, Page: 12

Murphy, Eugene E.

   Preventing Fireworks Fires On The San Bernadino National Forest During The Bicentennial July 4th Holiday Volume: 38, Number: 3, Page: 14

   Value Of A Timber Fuel Break The Wet Meadow Fire Volume: 26, Number: 4, Page: 3

Murphy, James

   Helicopter Message Or Cargo Drop-And-Pickup Kit Volume: 18, Number: 4, Page: 152

Murphy, James L.

   California Helitack Report-1958 Volume: 21, Number: 1, Page: 1

   Changes In The Helitack Training Plan Volume: 20, Number: 3, Page: 77

   Conflagration Prevention Systems At The Urban-Wildland Interface Volume: 50, Number: 3, Page: 26

   Fire Fighting With Helicopters Volume: 21, Number: 2, Page: 35

   Fuel-Breaks-Effective Aids, Not Cure-Alls Volume: 28, Number: 1, Page: 4

   Ground Operations For Helicopters Volume: 19, Number: 2, Page: 74

   Helitack Crews Payoff In California Volume: 19, Number: 2, Page: 94

   Importance Of Coordinated Air-Ground Attacks: A Comparison Of Two Fires Volume: 28, Number: 2, Page: 6

   Preventing Fireworks Fires On The San Bernadino National Forest During The Bicentennial July 4th Holiday Volume: 38, Number: 3, Page: 14

   Protective Coatings Of Asphalt And Wax Emulsions For Better Slash Burning Volume: 27, Number: 2, Page: 5

   Slash Buring: Pollution Can Be Reduced Volume: 31, Number: 3, Page: 3

   The Helicopter And The Dead Man's Curve Volume: 20, Number: 1, Page: 1

   Training The Helitack Crew Volume: 19, Number: 2, Page: 91

   Value Of A Timber Fuel Break The Wet Meadow Fire Volume: 26, Number: 4, Page: 3

Murphy, Kathy

   Visualizing The Ten And Eighteen-With Humor Volume: 64, Number: 2, Page: 4

Murphy, Peter J.

   Production Guidelines For Initial Attack Hotspotting Volume: 49, Number: 3, Page: 24

Murphy, Tim

   Strategic Planning For 21st-Century Wildland Fire Management Volume: 59, Number: 3, Page: 24

Murray, Michael

   Fires in the High Cascades Volume: 68, Number: 1, Page: 26

Mutch, Robert W.

   Behavior Of The Life-Threatening Butte Fire: August 27-29, 1985 Volume: 47, Number: 2, Page: 14

   Behavior Of The Life-Threatening Butte Fire: August 27-29, 1985 Volume: 63, Number: 4, Page: 31

   Fire Behavior Service Center For Extreme Wildfire Activity Volume: 51, Number: 4, Page: 34

   Fire Management On The Frontier: An International Perspective Volume: 51, Number: 1, Page: 4

   Shelter Use Observations Volume: 47, Number: 2, Page: 5

   Why Don't We Just Leave The Fireline? Volume: 62, Number: 4, Page: 22

   Wilderness Fires Allowed To Burn More Naturally Volume: 33, Number: 1, Page: 3

   Wildland Fire Hazards: Safety And Survival Guidelines For Recreationists And Homeowners Volume: 48, Number: 2, Page: 18

Myers, Jeffrey

   Real-Time High-Altitude Fire Mapping Volume: 58, Number: 4, Page: 26

Myers, Lloyd E.

   Bunk Tool Rack Volume: 17, Number: 1, Page: 17

Myler, Dwayne W.

   Liquid Retardant Concentrates - A Report on Operational Use Volume: 30, Number: 2, Page: 13

Myles, George A.

   Trends In Rural Fire Protection And Control - Expenditure, Acres Protected, And Number Of Fires Volume: 42, Number: 3, Page: 10

 

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