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Sackett, S.S.

   A New Mobile Fire Laboratory Volume: 28, Number: 4, Page: 7

Sackett, Stephen S.

   A Field Trial For Regulating Prescribed Fire Intensities Volume: 29, Number: 3, Page: 5

   A Field Trial For Regulating Prescribed Fire Intensities Volume: 66, Number: 1, Page: 52

   Airborne Igniters For Prescribed Burning Volume: 36, Number: 2, Page: 12

   An Instrument For Rapid, Accurate Determination Of Fuel Moisture Content Volume: 41, Number: 2, Page: 17

   Fire Observation Exercises - A Valuable Part Of Fire Behavior Training Volume: 50, Number: 1, Page: 49

   Prescribed Nighttime Burns Bring Benefits Volume: 66, Number: 1, Page: 54

   Prescribed Nighttime Burns Brings Benefits Volume: 31, Number: 4, Page: 9

Sadowski, Frank

   Satellites Sense Rangeland Wildfire Hazard Volume: 48, Number: 1, Page: 9

Sain, James F.

   North Carolina Aerial Ignition Program Volume: 41, Number: 2, Page: 13

Salazar, Lucy Anne

   Fire Managers Need GIS Applications Volume: 55, Number: 2, Page: 12

Sands, Waldo M.

   Reducing Fire Suppression Costs With Radio Communication Volume: 6, Number: 2, Page: 81

   Truck Toolbox And Stalls Solve Fire-Tool Cache Problems Volume: 6, Number: 3, Page: 100

Sarasola, Pierre

   Flash Fuel Fire Beater Volume: 13, Number: 4, Page: 16

Sassaman, Richard L.

   Unimog-Tanker Plow Unit Cuts A "Wide Swath" In Firefighting Volume: 32, Number: 2, Page: 13

Saul, Gordon W.

   Power-Driven Hose Winder Volume: 15, Number: 2, Page: 18

Saveland, Jim

   Book Review: How The Way We Talk Can Change The Way We Work Volume: 62, Number: 4, Page: 38

   Making Sense of Organizing for High Reliability and Learning Volume: 68, Number: 2, Page: 8

   Structure Ignition Assessment Can Help Reduce Fire Damages In The W-UI Volume: 57, Number: 4, Page: 19

Sawin, Thor

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

Schaefer, Vincent J.

   Use Of The 60-Second-Print Camera For Stereophotography Of Project Fires And Related Activities Volume: 20, Number: 3, Page: 89

Schaeffer, George K.

   Paint For Rust Volume: 9, Number: 4, Page: 5

Schaffer, Brian

   Sector Camps Improve Fire Force Efficiency Volume: 31, Number: 2, Page: 5

Schilling, D.V.

   San Bernardino Interface: Fourth Of July Safety Program Volume: 42, Number: 2, Page: 3

Schimke, Harry E.

   Disposing Of Slash, Brush, And Debris In A Machine-Loaded Burner Volume: 28, Number: 3, Page: 7

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

Schlobohm, Paul

   "Class A Foams, Generating Systems, And Tactics": A Bureau Of Land Management Workshop Volume: 53-54, Number: 1, Page: 25

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

   Class A Foam Videos And Publications Volume: 53-54, Number: 1, Page: 24

   Structure Fire Demonstration Volume: 49, Number: 4, Page: 43

Schmidt, Jerry

   Today's Change, Tomorrow's Success Volume: 45, Number: 3, Page: 3

Schmidt, R.G.

   An Approach To Hazard Classification Volume: 39, Number: 4, Page: 9

   Line Production Estimating Guides For Fire Behavior Fuel Models Volume: 43, Number: 3, Page: 6

Schneider, Jim

   ICS Qualifications Volume: 47, Number: 3, Page: 13

Scholz, Kenneth

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

Scholz, Kenneth C.

   Planning The Black Hills Helitack Program Volume: 21, Number: 2, Page: 41

Schoss, A.H.

   Type SX Radiophone Antenna Volume: 10, Number: 3, Page: 27

Schoss, Albert H.

   Plastic Balls On Radio Antenna Rods For Safety Volume: 12, Number: 2, Page: 24

Schram, George L.

   Oscillating Sprinklers Backup for Burnout Volume: 31, Number: 2, Page: 8

Schramel, John

   Preplanned Electronic Dispatching An Efficient Approach In Large And Multiple Fire Situations Volume: 37, Number: 4, Page: 14

Schroeder, George H.

   Oregon's "Red Hats" Volume: 5, Number: 3, Page: 129

Schroeder, Mark J.

   The Hudson Bay And The Spring Fire Season In The Lake States Volume: 11, Number: 1, Page: 5

Schultz, Edward W.

   Progressive Hose-Lay in Fire Suppression Volume: 9, Number: 1, Page: 34

Schultz, William

   "Adopt a Safe Burning Barrel" Project Volume: 45, Number: 3, Page: 22

Schuster, Ervin G.

   How Would A 24-Hour Pay System Affect Suppression Costs? Volume: 63, Number: 2, Page: 31

   Predicting Prescribed Burning Costs Of Wildlife Habitat Management Volume: 43, Number: 4, Page: 21

Schwab, Erich J.

   Accelerated Aviation Training Volume: 62, Number: 2, Page: 38

Schwandt, Donald L.

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

Scott, James P.

   FIRE MOUSE TRAP Use In The Southern Region Volume: 52, Number: 3, Page: 37

Scott, Joe H.

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

   NEXUS: A System For Assessing Crown Fire Hazard Volume: 59, Number: 2, Page: 20

Scott, Joe

   Reduce Fire Hazards In Ponderosa Pine By Thinning Volume: 58, Number: 1, Page: 20

Scott, Larry

   Forest Fire Volume: 65, Number: 1, Page: 23

Scott, M.R.

   High And Low Fire Control Costs By Regions Volume: 1, Number: 5, Page: 258

   National Forest Fire Control Costs Volume: 1, Number: 4, Page: 222

Scott, Skip

   National-Level Interagency Aviation Coordination Volume: 58, Number: 4, Page: 4

Scott, Tristan

   Clyde Nilles: From Jolly Roller to Controlled Burn Crewman Volume: 67, Number: 2, Page: 44

Scowcroft, Paul G.

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

Sebasovich, Paul

   Pennsylvania's Firewise Medal Communities Program Volume: 62, Number: 1, Page: 30

Sedgwick, K.G.

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

See, Jim

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

Segar, John

   Wildland Fire Use Makes Headway With U.S. Fish And Wildlife Service Volume: 66, Number: 4, Page: 19

Seger, Lorraine

   New Map-Working Tool Designed Volume: 37, Number: 1, Page: 17

Seizert, B.F.

   The F.B.I. Cooperates With The Forest Service In Fire Prevention Volume: 7, Number: 3, Page: 22

   The Warden System On The Pleasant Hill Ranger District, Ozark National Forest Volume: 15, Number: 4, Page: 12

Serby, Judy E.

   Integrating Social Science Into Forestry In The Wildland/Urban Interface Volume: 66, Number: 2, Page: 35

Sestak, Michael L.

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

Settergren, R.G.

   Power Pump Accessory Box Volume: 3, Number: 2, Page: 33

Sety, Mike

   GEOLOC - Geographic Locator System Volume: 46, Number: 2, Page: 30

Sexton, Tim

   Almost The Same Age: Prescribed Fire Program And Forest Service Volume: 66, Number: 4, Page: 38

   Common Denominators In High-Performance Prescribed Fire Programs Volume: 66, Number: 4, Page: 40

   Constantly Looking For Ways To Improve Program Volume: 66, Number: 4, Page: 51

   Forest Service Wildland Fire Use Program Is Expanding Volume: 66, Number: 4, Page: 5

   The Fire Use Working Team - A Coordinated, Interagency Effort Volume: 66, Number: 4, Page: 20

Shadbolt, Ryan P.

   Computing The Low Elevation Haines Index Volume: 67, Number: 1, Page: 4

Shank, H.M.

   Airplane Vs. Mule And Truck Transportation Volume: 1, Number: 1, Page: 34

   Slope Index Determinations Volume: 5, Number: 3, Page: 154

Sharkey, Brian J.

   Does Firefighting Pose Reproductive Risks? Volume: 55, Number: 3, Page: 21

Shea, John P.

   Lindh's Proposals Call For A Test Volume: 4, Number: 4, Page: 197

Sheets, G.M.

   LC Retardant Viscosity Reduced in Alaska Volume: 31, Number: 2, Page: 13

Shenk, William

   The Fire Equipment Working Team Volume: 50, Number: 1, Page: 8

   Toss That Old Fire Shelter And Protect Your New One! Volume: 50, Number: 2, Page: 36

Shenk, William D.

   Mounted In Place Of Dozer Blade, Crusher-Cutter Efficiently Disposes Of Slash Volume: 33, Number: 2, Page: 5

Shepherd, John H.

   Fire Weather Data For The National Fire Danger Rating System Volume: 41, Number: 1, Page: 7

Sherman, William M.

   Portable Hose Coupling Expander Volume: 9, Number: 2-3, Page: 18

Shero, Jack

   Dump Trucks as a Portable Water Source for Helicopter Pickup Volume: 30, Number: 2, Page: 11

Shields, Herb

   The Helicopter Joins The Hose-Lay Team Volume: 19, Number: 2, Page: 88

Shields, Herbert J.

   Helicopter Flight Data Are Easy To Use Volume: 23, Number: 3, Page: 5

Shilling, C.L.

   Fire Occurrence Mapped By Computer Volume: 32, Number: 1, Page: 6

Shoemaker, A.V.

   A Dispatcher's Fire Log Volume: 14, Number: 3, Page: 24

Shoemaker, Theodore

   Held Line Production Volume: 1, Number: 4, Page: 210

Shotwell, Jim

   The Range Finder Volume: 51, Number: 4, Page: 42

Show, S.B.

   A Planning Basis For Adequate Fire Control On The Southern California National Forests Volume: 5, Number: 1, Page: 1

   North Winds And National Forest Fires In California Volume: 1, Number: 1, Page: 14

   Primary Bases And Ideas For Fire Control Planning On California National Forests Volume: 16, Number: 1, Page: 1

Shroy, Albert B.

   Siuslaw Field Hose Washer Volume: 19, Number: 1, Page: 27

Shultz, Neale A.

   Fran Retires; April Arrives Volume: 55, Number: 4, Page: 32

Shupe, Howard V.

   Butane Bottle Blitzes Bivouac Volume: 27, Number: 2, Page: 14

Sibayan, Emilio R.

   Communications Cooperation: Wildland Fire Agencies In The Northwest Volume: 49, Number: 4, Page: 14

Sieker, John

   C.C.C. Determination Volume: 1, Number: 7, Page: 388

Sielaff, Phil

   Tracking Thunderbolts: Technology At Work Volume: 57, Number: 2, Page: 11

Simard, A.J.

   Air Tanker Simulation Model Developed Volume: 38, Number: 1, Page: 10

Simard, Albert J.

   A Tester For Measuring The Moisture Content Of Dead Fine Fuels Volume: 46, Number: 2, Page: 8

   METAFIRE: A System To Support High-Level Fire Management Decisions Volume: 51, Number: 1, Page: 10

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

   The Mack Lake Fire Volume: 42, Number: 2, Page: 5

   The Mack Lake Fire Volume: 63, Number: 4, Page: 29

Simons, Tony

   Integrating Social Science Into Forestry In The Wildland/Urban Interface Volume: 66, Number: 2, Page: 35

Simpson, Alva A.

   The Burned-Over Area As A Classroom In Fire-Control Training Volume: 4, Number: 1, Page: 1

Simpson, T.H.

   Slash Disposal Program On The Happy Camp Ranger District Volume: 20, Number: 4, Page: 133

Simpson, Jr., M.D., Ross J.

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

Simson, A. Gael

   Radio Interference Volume: 1, Number: 5, Page: 249

Simson, A.G.

   Notes On New Radio Equipment Volume: 1, Number: 7, Page: 363

   Recent Additions To Forest Service Radio Equipment Volume: 3, Number: 1, Page: 25

Simson, A.Gael

   Forest Service Radiophone Equipment Volume: 1, Number: 4, Page: 197

Sinclair, Clarence S.

   Remote Indicating Aircraft Compass Helps Find Small Fires Volume: 20, Number: 4, Page: 128

Singleton, Robert C.

   New 105-Gallon Helitank Volume: 23, Number: 4, Page: 108

Sipe, Henry

   "Grass Roots" Fire Prevention Volume: 11, Number: 4, Page: 5

   How Much Time Does It Take To Catch a Firebug? Volume: 7, Number: 3, Page: 13

   Law Enforcement In Fire Control On The Cumberland National Forest Volume: 10, Number: 3, Page: 33

   Preventing Discoloration Of Paint In Fire Towers Volume: 11, Number: 4, Page: 7

   Railroad Bulldozes Firebreak Volume: 14, Number: 4, Page: 33

   Sheath For Brush Hooks Volume: 7, Number: 2, Page: 29

   So You Have Too Many Fires Volume: 13, Number: 1, Page: 44

Sitar, Nicholas

   Wildfire Monitoring Using Wireless Sensor Networks Volume: 66, Number: 2, Page: 44

Sizer, J.H.

   Fire Control Work In Isolated Sections Volume: 5, Number: 3, Page: 141

Skeels, Jon C.

   CAHIS Helps Make The Skies Safer Volume: 55, Number: 2, Page: 24

Sloat, Lou W.

   An Effective Rural Fire Reporting System Volume: 39, Number: 1, Page: 10

Small, R.T.

   Relationship Of Weather Factors To Rate Of Spread Of The Robie Creek Fire Volume: 18, Number: 4, Page: 143

   Relationship Of Weather Factors To Rate Of Spread Of The Robie Creek Fire Volume: 63, Number: 3, Page: 63

Smith, Archer D.

   Simulating Prescribed Fires-A New Training Technique Volume: 29, Number: 1, Page: 11

Smith, Claude L.

   Adjustable Trailer Hitch Assembly For Stake Trucks Volume: 17, Number: 3, Page: 24

Smith, Dick

   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

Smith, Donald W.

   Fighting Prairie Fires In The Nebraska Sand Hills Volume: 6, Number: 3, Page: 103

Smith, George B.

   NOAA Weather Radio Used For Fire Weather Forecasts Volume: 40, Number: 2, Page: 11

Smith, Harvey H.

   Keep Your Ax Handle Tight Volume: 13, Number: 3, Page: 4

Smith, J. Harry G.

   Smoker Fires Decrease In British Columbia Volume: 16, Number: 2, Page: 29

Smith, John B.

   Helicopter Use For Fire Control On The Wallowa Forest Volume: 12, Number: 2, Page: 5

Smith, Ken

   Stokes Litter Modified Volume: 30, Number: 4, Page: 16

Smith, Linda

   Fire Is The Tie That Binds Volume: 49, Number: 1, Page: 13

Smith, Lyle F.

   Prevention Pays Off On The Toiyabe Volume: 16, Number: 1, Page: 21

Smith, Michael E.

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

Smith, Tom

   Hit 'Em Hard While They're Small Volume: 18, Number: 4, Page: 168

Smith, W.H.

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

Smith, William H.

   A Forest Fire Truck Volume: 8, Number: 2-3, Page: 22

Smithburg, Ed J.

   Mobile Reference Map Volume: 10, Number: 2, Page: 21

Smothers, M.S.

   A Live Hose Reel For Panama Pump Outfit Volume: 7, Number: 2, Page: 35

Snider, Matt

   Opening the Darkest Chapter of My Professional Career Volume: 68, Number: 2, Page: 26

Snow, E.A.

   The Herbert Fire Plow Volume: 4, Number: 1, Page: 43

Snowden, Merle S.

   Preparing A Total Prevention Program Volume: 28, Number: 4, Page: 3

   Slash Disposal In Selective Cut Ponderosa Pine Stands Volume: 8, Number: 4, Page: 35

Snyder, Gary

   Control Burn Volume: 61, Number: 2, Page: 36

   Sustainable Forestry Practices: Science Can Suggest Them But The Culture Must Choose The Path Volume: 61, Number: 2, Page: 33

Snyder, Glenn

   Building Workforce Diversity: The Student Career Experience Program Volume: 59, Number: 3, Page: 37

Sohler, Lawrence J.

   Safe Cargo Dropping Volume: 10, Number: 3, Page: 18

Somes, H.A.

   Choosing Suitable Times For Prescribed Burning In Southern New Jersey Volume: 14, Number: 1, Page: 23

Sorenson, James C.

   A Look At Fire Prevention In Mexico Volume: 48, Number: 2, Page: 25

   Federal Excess Property In The Rural Fire Department Volume: 39, Number: 3, Page: 13

Southard, L.F.

   Forest Fire Simulation Video And Graphic System Volume: 50, Number: 1, Page: 53

Southard, Lewis F.

   Two Golden Smokey Awards Presented For 2004 Volume: 65, Number: 4, Page: 36

   Two Receive Golden Smokey Bear Awards for Exceptional Contributions Volume: 67, Number: 2, Page: 41

Space, Ralph S.

   Airplane Delivery Of Hot Meals Volume: 7, Number: 2, Page: 8

Spaulding, A. E.

   U.S. Forest Service Views Fire Protection Plans For Logging Operations Volume: 13, Number: 1, Page: 38

Spaulding, A.E.

   Fire Control Planning Volume: 18, Number: 1, Page: 1

Spinney, Wesley W.

   A Sierra Ration And Equipment Outfit Volume: 6, Number: 1, Page: 22

Spitek, Anthony D.

   Magnetic Flowmeter Accurately Measures Retardant Loaded Onto Air Tankers Volume: 36, Number: 2, Page: 10

Spurgeon, S.H.

   Nitrate Airplane Dope For Mounting Maps Volume: 16, Number: 3, Page: 11

Squillace, Frank J.

   Float Plane Mounted, Scanner Reads Reflections As Well As Fires Volume: 33, Number: 3, Page: 11

Squires, John W.

   The Florida Drip Torch Volume: 7, Number: 2, Page: 39

St. John, Paul

   Canadian Forest Fire Weather Index System: Training Now Available On CD-ROM Volume: 64, Number: 2, Page: 54

Stagelman, Howard W.

   Aerial Fire Detection Volume: 10, Number: 2, Page: 20

Stahl, C.J.

   Fire Cooperation In Region 2 - The Task Of Maintenance Volume: 1, Number: 2, Page: 95

Stam, Joseph C.

   Safety Alert For Wildland Firefighters: Fuel Conditions In Spruce-Beetle-Killed Forests Of Alaska Volume: 63, Number: 2, Page: 25

Stathem, Paul

   A "Prefire" Rather Than A "Presuppression" Organization Volume: 15, Number: 4, Page: 32

   The Stathem Fire-Finder Disc Volume: 4, Number: 3, Page: 149

Steck, L.V.

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

Steck, Leo V.

   Liquid Nitrogen And Solid Carbon Dioxide As Forest Fire Suppressants Volume: 22, Number: 4, Page: 120

Steele, Bob

   Thermisters For Measuring Temperature Of Forest Fuels Volume: 21, Number: 3, Page: 83

Steele, Robert W.

   Fireline Trencher Attachment For Power Saws Volume: 19, Number: 4, Page: 130

Steensland, Paul T.

   Wildland Fire Investigation Standards Volume: 64, Number: 3, Page: 36

Steffens, John D.

   Modifications Mean Smooth Operation Of Compact Simulator Volume: 34, Number: 3, Page: 18

   Train For Cooperation Volume: 34, Number: 1, Page: 6

Steiger, Raymond T.

   Portable TV Camera - Videotape System Used for Fire Control Volume: 33, Number: 1, Page: 6

Steinke, David

   Dispatch Video Unit Volume: 40, Number: 3, Page: 3

Stenerson, M.R.

   Azimuth String Rethreaded For Better Use Of Fireman's Protractor Volume: 15, Number: 2, Page: 29

Stephenson, George K.

   Fire Effects Studied In East Texas Volume: 15, Number: 3, Page: 30

Stephenson, Nathan

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

Steuter, Allen A.

   An Inexpensive Anemometer Frame Volume: 42, Number: 3, Page: 13

Stevens, Virgil

   Fan Psychrometer Volume: 19, Number: 4, Page: 136

Stevenson, Stanley R.

   Modifying The Army Insect Sprayer (Model 3264) For Use As Slip-On Pumper Volume: 9, Number: 2-3, Page: 43

   Progressive Hose-Lay in Fire Suppression Volume: 9, Number: 1, Page: 34

Stevenson, Stanley

   "Hot Shot" Crews Volume: 12, Number: 2, Page: 33

   Plastic For Osborne Fire Finder Map Covers Volume: 9, Number: 2-3, Page: 12

   Still Typing Rolled Hose? Volume: 12, Number: 2, Page: 23

Stewart, Dave

   TCard: New Resource Tracking Software Volume: 48, Number: 3, Page: 13

Stewart, G.I.

   Metallizing The Interior Of Water Tanks As A Rust Preventative Volume: 12, Number: 3, Page: 23

Stewart, Gilbert

   A New Type Of Fire Equipment In Michigan Volume: 6, Number: 2, Page: 70

   Michigan's Improved Fire Finders Volume: 16, Number: 2, Page: 10

Stewart, Gilbert I.

   Conversion Of A Military Cargo Carrier Into A Tanker Trailer Volume: 11, Number: 1, Page: 20

   Michigan Power Wagon Fire Unit Volume: 11, Number: 4, Page: 28

   Michigan Tractor Tanker Volume: 12, Number: 1, Page: 16

   Simplification In Dispatch Systems Volume: 17, Number: 3, Page: 16

Stewart, Julie

   Airspace Coordination During Florida's 1998 Wildfires Volume: 59, Number: 1, Page: 13

Stewart, L.M.

   Planning For Smokejumping Volume: 19, Number: 2, Page: 68

Stewart, Sue

   SPOTS: Maximizing Fuel And Vegetation Management Effectiveness Volume: 66, Number: 3, Page: 22

Stickel, Paul W.

   A Brush-Breaker Fire Truck: The Tank Of Forest-Fire Warfare Volume: 4, Number: 3, Page: 142

Stiger, Everett M.

   Forecasting Fire Season Severity Volume: 61, Number: 3, Page: 15

   Helicopter Management Volume: 38, Number: 2, Page: 13

Stilling, Fred I.

   Bulldozer For Fire Suppression In The Mountainous Terrain Of The Northern Rocky Mountain Region Volume: 12, Number: 2, Page: 14

Stine, Stephen E.

   User Attitudes Toward Fire Policy In Wilderness Areas Volume: 48, Number: 2, Page: 16

Stocks, Brian J.

   Fire Behavior Research In Ontario Volume: 38, Number: 2, Page: 9

Stockstad, Dwight S.

   Fireline Explosives - A Second Look Volume: 47, Number: 1, Page: 18

Stoddard, Maynard

   Celebrity Wildfire Prevention Volume: 49, Number: 3, Page: 11

Stodden, Ralph

   Southwestern Montana Interagency Fire Cooperation Volume: 44, Number: 3, Page: 20

Stone, Dana

   The Last Drive: Going Miles For FEPP Volume: 57, Number: 1, Page: 4

Stone, Frank

   Wasatch Fire Tool Cache Box Volume: 14, Number: 3, Page: 20

Storey, Marvin T.

   Radios And Data Transmission: Computers In The Field Volume: 44, Number: 4, Page: 21

Storey, Theodore G.

   A Fuel-Moisture Stick Wicket Of New Design For Use At Open-Type Fire Danger Stations Volume: 18, Number: 2, Page: 58

Stotz, L.E.

   Fire Protection In The Bradford Oil Fields Volume: 14, Number: 4, Page: 30

Stowell, M.D.

   Portable Tractor Headlights Volume: 9, Number: 4, Page: 42

   The Plumas Machinery Trailer Volume: 10, Number: 4, Page: 24

Stradt, G.H.

   Debris Burning On The OUACHITA Volume: 11, Number: 4, Page: 8

Straka, Thomas J.

   An Analysis Of A Forest Fire Protection Survey For The Southern United States Volume: 52, Number: 4, Page: 20

Strandlund, Doyle V.

   Telephone Recorder As A Dispatcher's Tool Volume: 21, Number: 1, Page: 11

Straub, Jr., Albert E.

   Fire News Broadcasts To Forest Officers - With Public Contact Aspects Volume: 5, Number: 3, Page: 138

Strauss, Ken

   A Glimpse Into Fire Prevention History Volume: 59, Number: 4, Page: 39

Strauss, Ronald J.

   NOAA Weather Radio Used For Fire Weather Forecasts Volume: 40, Number: 2, Page: 11

Stromberg, Philip T.

   Wisconsin's Hazard Identification System Volume: 57, Number: 1, Page: 8

Sturm, Sandi

   Wildland Fire Education: Going The Distance In Alaska Volume: 64, Number: 2, Page: 51

Such, Steve

   Sand-Throwing Machine For Fighting Forest Fires Volume: 22, Number: 4, Page: 116

Such, Steven

   Michigan Hydraulic Sulky Plow Volume: 13, Number: 3, Page: 19

   Michigan Power-Wagon Plow Volume: 13, Number: 2, Page: 18

   Michigan Sand Caster-Model III Volume: 24, Number: 4, Page: 95

   Michigan's Hydraulic Plow Volume: 15, Number: 2, Page: 26

   The Importance Of Design In Equipment Development Volume: 17, Number: 2, Page: 1

Suenram, Bruce

   A Teamwork Approach To Multiagency Fire Management Volume: 45, Number: 3, Page: 9

Sullivan, Bill

   Understanding . . .The National Fire Danger System Volume: 35, Number: 1, Page: 9

Sullivan, M.E.

   Fog Nozzle Hook Volume: 8, Number: 4, Page: 29

Summerfelt, Paul

   Flagstaff Interface Treatment Prescription: Results In The Wildland-Urban Interface Volume: 62, Number: 2, Page: 13

   The Wildland/Urban Interface: What's Really At Risk? Volume: 63, Number: 1, Page: 4

Susott, Ronald A.

   Correcting an Error In The HP-71B Fire Behavior CROM Volume: 49, Number: 2, Page: 31

   HP-71 Replaces TI-59 For Fire Calculations In The Field Volume: 47, Number: 2, Page: 11

Sutcliffe, Kathleen M.

   Organizing for Higher Reliability: Lessons Learned from Wildland Firefighters Volume: 68, Number: 2, Page: 14

Sutherland, Elaine

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

Sutliff, C.B.

   Fire Dispatching And The Dispatcher Volume: 1, Number: 5, Page: 262

Sutton, Art

   Great Lakes Forest Fire Compact Volume: 48, Number: 1, Page: 21

Sutton, Arthur J.

   Training Fire Sleuths Of The Forest Volume: 47, Number: 1, Page: 3

Sutton, Arthur

   Michigan Agencies Promote Wildfire Prevention Volume: 47, Number: 1, Page: 17

Sutton, Charles D.

   An Army Brush Truck For Forest Fires Volume: 10, Number: 4, Page: 12

   Fire Camp Aids And Suggestions Volume: 13, Number: 1, Page: 31

Sutton, R.C.

   Results Of Canadian Study, Combined Aircraft Tower Detection Frees Money, Can Benefit Public Volume: 34, Number: 1, Page: 20

Svetz, Fred

   SODAR And Decisionmaking During The Fork Fire Volume: 57, Number: 2, Page: 28

Swan, Larry

   Fire And Archaeology Volume: 52, Number: 1, Page: 21

Swayne, A.P.

   Portable Hose Reel Volume: 3, Number: 2, Page: 14

Swetland, Sam

   How To Increase Helicopter Safety Volume: 55, Number: 4, Page: 13

Swetnam, Thomas W.

   Fire In Our Mountains - And Mountains In Our Rivers Volume: 65, Number: 2, Page: 28

   Indian Fire Use: Deflating The Legend Volume: 65, Number: 3, Page: 31

Swiger, Robert R.

   Tractor-Plow Units On Appalachian Mountain Fires Volume: 22, Number: 4, Page: 113

Swinford, Robert

   The 1988 Greater Yellowstone Area Fires: A Slide-Tape Story Volume: 50, Number: 3, Page: 34

Swinford, Robert M.

   Wildland-Urban Interface Emergency Responses: What Influences Them? Volume: 51, Number: 4, Page: 3

Sykes, Gilbert

   Coronado Fire Camp Table Volume: 17, Number: 1, Page: 21

   Mechanical Weakness Of The Fire Swatter Volume: 4, Number: 4, Page: 191

Synder, Charles F.

   Connecticut Fire Weather Seminar Volume: 24, Number: 3, Page: 61

 

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