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Racher, Brent

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

Rachord, C.E.

   Forest Fires In Europe Volume: 1, Number: 2, Page: 105

Radcliffe, D.N.

   Mars-Now God Of Rain Volume: 27, Number: 1, Page: 3

Radel, Joseph

   Accident Factors Are "Dangerous Dominoes" Volume: 17, Number: 1, Page: 27

Radloff, David L.

   A Method For Making Activity - Fuel Management Decisions Volume: 42, Number: 3, Page: 5

   Decision Analysis Of Prescribed Burning Volume: 44, Number: 3, Page: 22

   Using Decision Analysis To Evaluate Fire Hazard Effects Of Timber Harvesting Volume: 45, Number: 1, Page: 10

Rahm, Neal M.

   Carrying Fire Canteens Volume: 10, Number: 4, Page: 11

   Dawn Patrol Volume: 9, Number: 1, Page: 12

   The Fire Fly Project Volume: 7, Number: 2, Page: 4

Rains, Michael T.

   Protecting Communities Through The National Fire Plan Volume: 62, Number: 2, Page: 4

Ramberg, Richard

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

   Incendiary Grenade Dispenser Evaluated In Alaska Volume: 34, Number: 2, Page: 9

Ramberg, Richard G.

   Firefighter's Work Environment And Physical Demands Studied Volume: 36, Number: 3, Page: 16

Ramstad, George I.

   The Zipper Binder- A Forest Tool Volume: 14, Number: 3, Page: 33

Randall, A.G.

   Building A Cooperative Tanker Volume: 7, Number: 3, Page: 30

Randall, Arthur G.

   Maine Foresters Put Fire Protection On Stage Volume: 13, Number: 4, Page: 18

Rasmussen, Boyd L.

   Adapting Advanced Principles Of Organization And Fire-Line Construction To CCC Suppression Crews Volume: 5, Number: 3, Page: 123

Rasmussen, Eric J.

   Rebuilding FEPP Engines: A Nebraska Innovation Improves Quality Volume: 52, Number: 2, Page: 43

Rasmussen, G. Allen

   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

Raum, H.R.

   Fires Are Smaller On The Apalachicola Ranger District Volume: 17, Number: 2, Page: 16

Raybould, Richard

   Support For Canvas Relay Tank Volume: 9, Number: 1, Page: 46

Raybould, Steven

   A Matrix Approach To Fire Prescription Writing Volume: 44, Number: 4, Page: 3

   A Matrix Approach To Fire Prescription Writing Volume: 66, Number: 1, Page: 79

Raymond, Crystal

   How Did Prefire Treatments Affect The Biscuit Fire? Volume: 65, Number: 2, Page: 18

Rea, Russell E.

   Mechanized Fire Fighting On A Gulf Coast Ranger District Volume: 11, Number: 1, Page: 36

Rechel, Jennifer L.

   The Weather Factor: Highlights From A Workshop On Fire, Weather, And Geographic Information Systems Volume: 53-54, Number: 3, Page: 14

Reed, Elbert

   Thermal Imagery Helps Determine How To Fight Fire Volume: 32, Number: 4, Page: 6

Reeder, Howard

   Operation Hangar Door Volume: 22, Number: 2, Page: 35

Reeves, Hershell C.

   Fire Simulator Room Supplements Classroom Teaching Volume: 33, Number: 4, Page: 5

Reibold, R.J.

   "Fire Water" In The South And A Fire "Head Breaker" Volume: 23, Number: 3, Page: 91

Reichert, Elsa

   How To Get The Most From Your Binoculars Volume: 15, Number: 3, Page: 1

Reichert, Robert J.

   How To Get The Most From Your Binoculars Volume: 15, Number: 3, Page: 1

Reifsnyder, William E.

   Predicting Major Wildland Fire Occurrence Volume: 38, Number: 2, Page: 5

   Predicting Major Wildland Fire Occurrence Volume: 63, Number: 4, Page: 20

Reilly, Tom

   Are You Ready For A Project Fire? Volume: 55, Number: 4, Page: 16

Reinecker, H.P.

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

Reinhardt, Elizabeth D.

   Estimating Canopy Fuels In Conifer Forests Volume: 62, Number: 4, Page: 45

   FOFEM: A First Order Fire Effects Model Volume: 58, Number: 2, Page: 25

   How To Estimate Tree Mortality Resulting From Underburning Volume: 49, Number: 4, Page: 30

   How To Estimate Tree Mortality Resulting From Underburning Volume: 66, Number: 1, Page: 96

Reinhardt, R.E.

   The Gordon Bade Water Rake Volume: 18, Number: 3, Page: 127

Reinhart, Gordon

   Fire Management In Israel Volume: 49, Number: 3, Page: 34

Reynolds, Mark R.

   Protecting The Interface: A New Training Program Volume: 50, Number: 3, Page: 24

Reynolds, R.R.

   Check Of Central States Fire-Danger Meter Volume: 4, Number: 2, Page: 77

Rice, Carol L.

   Fire Management In The Berkeley Hills Volume: 50, Number: 1, Page: 19

Rice, Thomas A.

   Trail Tractor And Trailmobile Volume: 4, Number: 2, Page: 93

Richards, John B.

   One Cell Fireline Light Volume: 27, Number: 1, Page: 14

Richards, Rebecca

   North Carolina Division Of Forest Resources' Efforts In The Wake Of Hurricane Hugo Volume: 51, Number: 3, Page: 15

Richards, S.S.

   Testing And Evaluating Chemical Fire Retardants In The Laboratory Volume: 23, Number: 1, Page: 18

Richardson, Boone Y.

   Chain Saw Exhaust System Qualication Volume: 44, Number: 2, Page: 3

   What Can San Dimas Do For You? Volume: 36, Number: 2, Page: 9

Rickard, C.A.

   Illuminated Poster Volume: 18, Number: 3, Page: 113

Riebau, Allen R.

   Smoke Management Modeling In The Bureau Of Land Management Volume: 50, Number: 1, Page: 56

Riebe, Deanna

   Monitoring Aircraft In Flight On Payette National Forest Volume: 43, Number: 4, Page: 10

Riebold, R.J.

   Summer Burns For Hardwood Control In Loblolly Pine Volume: 16, Number: 1, Page: 34

   The Fire Control Training Handbook - Southern View Volume: 1, Number: 5, Page: 238

   Three Big E's In Fire Prevention Volume: 18, Number: 2, Page: 64

   Tractor-Plow Tactics Volume: 20, Number: 3, Page: 69

   Variations In Backfiring In The South Volume: 17, Number: 3, Page: 30

Riggan, Philip J.

   Prescribed Fire In Southern California: Managing Conflicts Of Public Safety And Air Quality Volume: 50, Number: 4, Page: 38

Riley, Douglas J.

   DESCON: A Proven Method Of Reducing Wildfire Suppression Costs Volume: 46, Number: 4, Page: 3

   Know Thy Neighbor - The Key To Unified Command Volume: 49, Number: 1, Page: 8

   Using The Fire Load Index As A Class-Day Indicator Volume: 46, Number: 4, Page: 13

   Wildland-Urban Fire-Loss Mitigation: An Ongoing Problem For Insurance Companies Volume: 52, Number: 1, Page: 27

Rios, Thomas J.

   Predicting Fire Potential Volume: 50, Number: 1, Page: 38

Rios, Tom

   The 1986 Fire Season Volume: 47, Number: 4, Page: 7

Ripley, Harley E.

   Improved Dispatch Planning Volume: 26, Number: 4, Page: 4

Rittenhouse, Suz

   Systems Help Desk Serves The Wildland Fire Community Volume: 59, Number: 2, Page: 45

Ritter, Ed

   Mechanical Fire Hazard Reducer Volume: 11, Number: 2, Page: 34

Ritter, Edward

   "Watermelon" Hose Roll Volume: 10, Number: 3, Page: 17

   A Simple Binocular Holder Volume: 9, Number: 1, Page: 12

   Connecticut Hose Washer Volume: 10, Number: 3, Page: 32

   Driven Wells For Fire Suppression Volume: 10, Number: 1, Page: 43

   Few Forest Fires In Germany Volume: 8, Number: 1, Page: 41

   Gas Can Holder For Portable Pumps Volume: 10, Number: 4, Page: 17

   Pocket-Size Fire Control Plans Volume: 9, Number: 4, Page: 43

   The Use Of A Wetting Agent On A Forest Fire Volume: 8, Number: 4, Page: 32

Ritter, J.E.

   An Improvised Fire-Hose Brush Volume: 3, Number: 2, Page: 12

Robbins, Jan

   Snow Camp Lookout: Remembering A Biscuit Fire Casualty Volume: 65, Number: 2, Page: 23

Roberds, Robert C.

   Fire Protection On The Ouachita Volume: 29, Number: 4, Page: 10

Roberts, Art

   Slash Piling By Machine On The Southern Idaho Forest Protective District Volume: 10, Number: 2, Page: 1

Roberts, Charles F.

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

   The Computation Of Fuel And Fire Danger Parameters Using A Pocket Calculator Volume: 37, Number: 2, Page: 10

Roberts, Fred

   A Belt Weather Kit Accessory For Measuring Woody Fuel Moisture Volume: 43, Number: 3, Page: 25

Roberts, John E.

   Efficient Fire Management Volume: 46, Number: 4, Page: 11

   Fire Prevention - An Honest Effort Volume: 46, Number: 2, Page: 5

   Fire Suppression For College Credit Volume: 45, Number: 4, Page: 8

Roberts, Michael A.

   Brush Saws For "Hot Shot" Crews Volume: 17, Number: 3, Page: 6

   Trucks For" Hot Shot" Crew On The San Bernardino National Forest Volume: 17, Number: 3, Page: 8

Roberts, Tom

   A Matrix Approach To Fire Prescription Writing Volume: 44, Number: 4, Page: 7

   A Matrix Approach To Fire Prescription Writing Volume: 66, Number: 1, Page: 79

Roberts, William

   Aluminum Rake Handles Better Volume: 30, Number: 4, Page: 4

Robertson, S.L.

   New Interagency Fire Program Analysis System Volume: 64, Number: 2, Page: 12

Robichaud, Peter

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

Robichaud, Peter R.

   A New Tool For Fire Managers - An Electronic Duff Moisture Meter Volume: 64, Number: 2, Page: 15

   Hayman Fire Impacts Volume: 65, Number: 1, Page: 19

Robinson, Dan D.

   Power-Saw Operation Fires Volume: 14, Number: 1, Page: 45

Robinson, Roger R.

   Alaska Helicopter "First" Volume: 8, Number: 2-3, Page: 25

Roby, George A.

   Fire Management Training In International Forestry Volume: 48, Number: 1, Page: 18

Rochefort, Regina

   Fire In The Big Cypress National Preserve, Florida Volume: 42, Number: 2, Page: 15

Rochna, Ron

   An Evaluation Of Foam As A Fire Suppressant Volume: 49, Number: 2, Page: 16

Rodger, E.E.

   Forest Fire Prevention Education In Virginia Schools Volume: 44, Number: 1, Page: 3

   Handy Rivet Puncher Volume: 24, Number: 3, Page: 74

Rodgers, Steven L.

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

Rodney, Earnest A.

   Forest Fires And Fire Weather Conditions In The Asheville, N.C., Fire Weather District-Spring Season 1963 Volume: 25, Number: 3, Page: 7

Rodríguez-Trejo, Dante Arturo

   A Look At Wildland Fires In Mexico Volume: 59, Number: 3, Page: 15

Roe, A.L.

   Cooperative Meadow Burning Volume: 4, Number: 1, Page: 46

Rogers, Mike

   Fire Management In Israel Volume: 49, Number: 3, Page: 34

Rohde, Michael S.

   Fires In The Wildland/Urban Interface: Best Command Practices Volume: 64, Number: 2, Page: 27

Roizen, Ron

   The Big Blowup's Impact On An Idaho Town Volume: 65, Number: 4, Page: 24

Romancier, Robert M.

   Reduction Of Fuel Accumulations With Fire Volume: 21, Number: 4, Page: 121

   Reduction Of Fuel Accumulations With Fire Volume: 66, Number: 1, Page: 43

Romero, Francisco

   Workforce Diversity Program: A Progress Report From The Payette National Forest Volume: 61, Number: 3, Page: 26

Romero, Lambert H.

   The IBM And Forest-Fire-Report Computation Volume: 17, Number: 4, Page: 22

Romme, William

   Hayman Fire Impacts Volume: 65, Number: 1, Page: 19

Rondeau, Dick

   Computerized Fire Studies Volume: 37, Number: 4, Page: 3

Roose, H.

   New Interagency Fire Program Analysis System Volume: 64, Number: 2, Page: 12

Roose, Howard

   Is The Skidgine The Suppression Tool Of The Future? Volume: 48, Number: 1, Page: 13

Rose, Larry

   Wilderness Fire Management At Pinnacles National Monument Volume: 42, Number: 1, Page: 10

Rossi, L.E.

   Portable Retardant Mixing Unit Volume: 30, Number: 4, Page: 13

Rothermel, Richard C.

   A Race That Couldn't Be Won Volume: 60, Number: 2, Page: 8

   A Race That Couldn't Be Won Volume: 63, Number: 4, Page: 75

   BEHAVE And YOU Can Predict Fire Behavior Volume: 44, Number: 4, Page: 11

   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

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

Rouse, Cary

   A Quick Method To Determine Northeastern Woody Fuel Weights Volume: 49, Number: 2, Page: 23

Roussopoulos, Peter J.

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

Rowdabaugh, Kirk

   An Analysis Of Fire Planning In Alaska Volume: 50, Number: 4, Page: 42

Rowland, H.B.

   A Fire-Control Training Map Volume: 3, Number: 2, Page: 17

   A Plan For Applied Forest Fire Prevention Volume: 20, Number: 4, Page: 109

   Pennsylvania's Forest Fire Prevention Program Volume: 13, Number: 2, Page: 12

Rowland, Horace B.

   Teamwork On A Fire Volume: 14, Number: 1, Page: 40

Rudnicky, James L.

   Estimating Fuel Moisture In The Northeast: Fuel Sticks Versus The TI-59 Volume: 46, Number: 4, Page: 4

Ruegger, Sam

   Reflections On 60 Years Of Fire Control Volume: 51, Number: 3, Page: 18

Ruggiero, Richard G.

   Fire Policy In Developing National Parks Of Sub-Saharan Africa Volume: 51, Number: 1, Page: 28

Rush, Bill

   Y2K - Why Me? Volume: 59, Number: 2, Page: 4

Rush, William R.

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

Russ, Francis R.

   Acquisition Guidelines For FEPP Volume: 51, Number: 4, Page: 13

   Cannibalization Of Federal Excess Property On Loan To State Foresters Volume: 49, Number: 3, Page: 21

   Civil Defense FEPP Volume: 51, Number: 1, Page: 32

   Cooperative Agreements For The Use Of FEPP Volume: 51, Number: 2, Page: 4

   Every 2 Years: FEPP Inventory Required Volume: 50, Number: 4, Page: 41

   Federal Excess Personal Property Information: Where To Find It In Fire Management Notes Volume: 52, Number: 3, Page: 27

   Forest Service Aircraft On Loan To State Forestry Agencies Volume: 51, Number: 3, Page: 22

   Forest Service Property On Loan Volume: 48, Number: 1, Page: 7

   Former Military Aircraft In Fire Protection Volume: 50, Number: 2, Page: 28

   Identifying Federal Excess Personal Property Volume: 50, Number: 1, Page: 55

   Keeping Track Of FEPP: Internal Control Volume: 52, Number: 2, Page: 6

   Olive-Drab Federal Property Volume: 50, Number: 3, Page: 33

   Special Authority For Forest Service FEPP Volume: 51, Number: 2, Page: 12

   Subscription Fire Departments And FEPP Volume: 51, Number: 1, Page: 27

   Ten-Percent Rule For FEPP Volume: 52, Number: 1, Page: 36

   Unrequested Federal Excess Personal Property Volume: 50, Number: 2, Page: 8

Russ, Francis

   The National Interagency Incident Management System Volume: 43, Number: 4, Page: 8

Russell, D.L.

   California Division Of Forestry Training Centers Volume: 20, Number: 2, Page: 44

Russell, James W.

   High-Lead Sacrification: An Alternative Site For Preparation And Fire-Hazard Reduction Volume: 36, Number: 4, Page: 3

Russell, Jim

   Taking The Foreign Out Of Fire Management Planning: The Pasayten Fire Management Plan Volume: 41, Number: 1, Page: 10

Russell, Kris M.

   New Lease On Life For FEPP Through GSA Volume: 53-54, Number: 3, Page: 9

Russell, Paul H.

   Use Of Portable Fire Pumper During September 1932 Volume: 11, Number: 2, Page: 10

Russell, Jr., William L.

   Forest Service Fire Policy In The Southwest Volume: 48, Number: 3, Page: 15

Rustad, Gerald R.

   Safe, Fast, Cheap . . . Plastic-Bag Bomb Ignites Wet Fuel Volume: 34, Number: 1, Page: 13

Ryan, Kevin C.

   A Procedure For Estimating Duff Depth Volume: 45, Number: 2, Page: 12

   How To Estimate Tree Mortality Resulting From Underburning Volume: 49, Number: 4, Page: 30

   How To Estimate Tree Mortality Resulting From Underburning Volume: 66, Number: 1, Page: 96

   Stereo Photographs Aid Residue Management Volume: 40, Number: 3, Page: 7

   Stereo Photographs Aid Residue Management Volume: 66, Number: 1, Page: 62

Ryan, Paul W.

   Portable Calibrator Developed For Anemometers Volume: 31, Number: 3, Page: 14

 

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