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Aamodt, E.E.

   Jeep Plow Volume: 12, Number: 2, Page: 36

   Rust Preventive For Water Tanks Volume: 12, Number: 2, Page: 8

   The Aamodt Stubby Plow Volume: 8, Number: 2-3, Page: 34

Aamodt, Einar E.

   A Slip-On Attack Unit Volume: 12, Number: 4, Page: 38

   Oliver Tractor-Tanker-Plow Unit Volume: 10, Number: 4, Page: 27

Abbott, A.H.

   Extra Period Fires Volume: 1, Number: 1, Page: 50

   Prevention Of Railroad Fires On The Cabinet National Forest Volume: 1, Number: 1, Page: 49

   Prevention Yardstick Questioned Volume: 1, Number: 7, Page: 368

Abbott, James R.

   Fine Tuning The Incident Command System Volume: 47, Number: 3, Page: 10

Abbott, Jim

   Physical Fitness For Firefighters: Can You Measure Up? Volume: 36, Number: 3, Page: 3

   The Fire Safety Chief Volume: 37, Number: 1, Page: 3

   Wildland Fire Goal... Coordination Of Agencies' Courses Volume: 35, Number: 4, Page: 3

Abell, C.A.

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

Absher, James D.

   Examining The Sources Of Public Support For Wildland Fire Policies Volume: 67, Number: 1, Page: 4

Absher, Jim

   Inviting Other Professions To Help Reduce Wildfire Property Losses Volume: 67, Number: 3, Page: 19

Achtemeier, Gary L.

   Simulating Nocturnal Smoke Movement Volume: 61, Number: 1, Page: 28

Adams, Gifford B.

   Fire Fighting Organization And Warden System Volume: 11, Number: 3, Page: 18

Adams, John L.

   Wind Measurement With Hydrogen-Filled Balloons Volume: 24, Number: 3, Page: 69

Adams, M.O.

   Demountable Transport Bed For 50-Man Fire Unit Volume: 9, Number: 4, Page: 44

   Inexpensive Back-Pack Outfits For Back-Country Fires Volume: 15, Number: 4, Page: 28

   Shasta Coffin Tanks And Trailer Volume: 8, Number: 2-3, Page: 42

Adams, Mervin O.

   Fire Danger Manning Guide Volume: 12, Number: 3, Page: 38

   Mark Your Fires To Find Them Volume: 15, Number: 4, Page: 41

Adams, Jr., Robert G.

   A New Goat For Fire Protection! Volume: 50, Number: 4, Page: 46

Adkins, Carl W.

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

Agee, James K.

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

Agner, Jon P.

   Got Clearance? Volume: 64, Number: 4, Page: 12

Akers, Robert W.

   The Wyoming Smokebusters - A Viable Altemative Volume: 52, Number: 4, Page: 3

Albertson, Mary V.

   Equal Employment Opportunity And Affirmative Action In Fire Management Volume: 41, Number: 1, Page: 3

Albright, Dorothy

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

Alderman, O.A.

   Vibration Of Plane Struts Dangerous Volume: 12, Number: 4, Page: 50

Aldrich, David

   National Workshop Focuses On Firefighter Safety Volume: 55, Number: 4, Page: 4

Aldrich, David F.

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

Aldrich, Don

   NWCG Recommends Use Of New Incident Safety Analysis Volume: 55, Number: 4, Page: 9

Aldrich, Merle

   Retainer Clip For Trombone Pumps Volume: 16, Number: 1, Page: 16

Aldridge, Rich

   New Design For Compact Portable Pumping System Volume: 47, Number: 4, Page: 14

Alexander, M.E.

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

   A Fuel Management Bibliography With Subject Index Volume: 67, Number: 1, Page: 4

   First Of Its Kind: A Historical Perspective On Wildland Fire Behavior Training Volume: 64, Number: 1, Page: 99

   Forecasting Wildland Fire Behavior: Aids, Guides, And Knowledge-Based Protocols Volume: 64, Number: 1, Page: 4

   How Much Fuel Is in That Pile or Windrow? Volume: 67, Number: 3, Page: 12

   Improving Wildland Firefighter And Public Safety Through Fire Behavior Research And Development Volume: 67, Number: 1, Page: 4

   Prescribed Fire Case Studies, Decision Aids, And Planning Guides Volume: 66, Number: 1, Page: 5

   Simple Question; Difficult Answer: How Much Fuel Is Acceptable Volume: 67, Number: 3, Page: 6

   Wildland Fire Behavior Case Studies And Analyses: Other Examples, Methods, Reporting Standards, And Some Practical Advice Volume: 63, Number: 4, Page: 4

   Wildland Fire Behavior Case Studies And Analyses: Value, Approaches, And Practical Uses Volume: 63, Number: 3, Page: 4

Alexander, Martin E.

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

   Computer Calculation Of The Keetch-Byram Drought Index-Programmers Beware! Volume: 51, Number: 4, Page: 23

   Fireline Safety Training Course Available On CD-ROM Volume: 61, Number: 2, Page: 45

   Forest And Rural Fire Research In New Zealand Resumed Volume: 53-54, Number: 1, Page: 19

   Fuels Management Bibliography: An Erratum Volume: 68, Number: 1, Page: 32

   High Mobility - The Interregional Fire Suppression Crew Volume: 35, Number: 3, Page: 14

   Long-Term Experiment Takes Some Of The Mystery Out Of Crown Fires Volume: 65, Number: 3, Page: 35

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

   Proceedings Of The 1988 Interior West Fire Council Annual Meeting And Workshop Volume: 51, Number: 4, Page: 15

   Proceedings of the Wildland Fire Safety Summits Volume: 68, Number: 1, Page: 40

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

   Technology Transfer And Wildland Fire Management/Research Volume: 63, Number: 2, Page: 41

   The Effect Of Precommercial Thinning On Fire Potential In A Lodgepole Pine Stand Volume: 38, Number: 3, Page: 7

   The Staff Ride Approach To Wildland Fire Behavior And Firefighter Safety Awareness Training: A Commentary Volume: 62, Number: 4, Page: 25

   Use Of Posters For Interpreting Fire Behavior And Danger Research Volume: 50, Number: 2, Page: 41

   Wildland Fire Occurrence And Behavior Analysis In The Year 2000 And Beyond Volume: 50, Number: 4, Page: 35

   Wildland Fire Safety Featured in Wilderness Medicine Book Volume: 68, Number: 1, Page: 41

Allen, Anne C.

   Competitive Events For Forest Fire Fighters Volume: 4, Number: 2, Page: 74

   Repairing Linen Fire Hose Volume: 6, Number: 3, Page: 126

Allen, J.P.

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

Allen, James C.

   Retardant Sacks Bales for Disposal Volume: 31, Number: 2, Page: 10

Allen, John R.

   Data Base Approach To Current Listing Of Approved Aircrafts And Pilots Volume: 41, Number: 3, Page: 15

Allen, Peter H.

   Scorch And Mortality After A Summer Burn In Loblolly Pine Volume: 21, Number: 4, Page: 124

Allen Holst, Anne C.

   Bilge Hand Pump For Filling Back-Pack Pump Cans Volume: 16, Number: 1, Page: 24

   Forest Fire Prevention Lessons - Juvenile Size Volume: 15, Number: 4, Page: 20

Allgöwer, Britta

   A Consistent Wildland Fire Risk Terminology Is Needed! Volume: 61, Number: 4, Page: 28

Allison-Bunnell, Steven

   Managing Fire-Prone Forests: Roots Of Our Dilemma Volume: 63, Number: 2, Page: 12

Almquist, Gay L.

   Fire Research: What's The Forest Service Doing? Volume: 50, Number: 4, Page: 3

Altobellis, A.T.

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

Altobellis, Anthony T.

   Fire Kill In Young Loblolly Pine Volume: 30, Number: 4, Page: 14

   Moisture Content Of Gallberry And Palmetto During A Dry Period Volume: 24, Number: 1, Page: 10

Alverson, George F.

   Cabinet For Lookout Tower Cab Volume: 24, Number: 2, Page: 38

Ames, Fred G.

   Consolidated Fire Organization Chart And Dispatcher's Board Volume: 9, Number: 2-3, Page: 24

   Exploring The Possible Use Of Fireline Plows In The West Volume: 14, Number: 3, Page: 13

   Forest-Fire Gasoline And Oil Kit Volume: 7, Number: 3, Page: 16

   Planning For The Use Of Fireline Plows Volume: 14, Number: 4, Page: 39

   Protection Of Tool Handles From The Powder Post Beetle Volume: 9, Number: 2-3, Page: 54

   Tractor Mud Tongs Volume: 9, Number: 4, Page: 16

   Training Fireline Plow-Unit Foremen Volume: 20, Number: 2, Page: 50

Amicarella, L.A.

   Workforce Diversity - What We Can Do! Volume: 50, Number: 1, Page: 5

Andersen, Ernest V.

   Forest Fire Shelters Save Lives Volume: 38, Number: 4, Page: 8

   Sensitivity To Potential Damage - The Role Of The Resource Advisor Volume: 35, Number: 3, Page: 18

   Some Law Enforcement Roles In Wildland Fire Prevention In The 1980's Volume: 41, Number: 3, Page: 13

Andersen, Jr., Ernest V.

   Shaded Fuel-Breaks: Fire Control And Timber Both Benefit Volume: 32, Number: 2, Page: 11

Anderson, Burton D.

   Printing Maps On Fire Finder Disks Volume: 10, Number: 1, Page: 16

Anderson, Cleo

   Funnel Attachment For 1-Quart Gasoline Can Volume: 9, Number: 1, Page: 39

Anderson, Cleo J.

   Horse-Pack Pump Volume: 13, Number: 1, Page: 30

   Polaroid Litter May Be Useful Evidence Volume: 28, Number: 4, Page: 12

Anderson, D.A.

   Bumper Serves As Container For Torch Fluid Volume: 13, Number: 2, Page: 30

   Converting A Standard Jeep Into A Mobile Forest Fire Fighting Unit Volume: 10, Number: 4, Page: 34

Anderson, Earl B.

   Evaluating Structural Damage From Wildland Fires Volume: 46, Number: 4, Page: 15

   FEES: Finetuning Fire Management Economic Analysis Volume: 44, Number: 3, Page: 8

Anderson, Frank H.

   Improvements In Backpacking The Portable Pumper Equipment Volume: 4, Number: 4, Page: 201

Anderson, Hal E.

   Calculating Fire Size And Perimeter Growth Volume: 45, Number: 3, Page: 25

Anderson, Harvey T.

   Brush Clearance For Structural Protection Volume: 25, Number: 4, Page: 9

Anderson, Lloyd

   Reporting Near Fire Starts Volume: 38, Number: 2, Page: 16

Anderson, Martin

   Illinois Fire Damage Appraisal System Volume: 14, Number: 4, Page: 36

Anderson, McRee

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

Anderson, Norman C.

   Cover Story: The National Fire-Radio Cache Is A Module System At Work Volume: 33, Number: 3, Page: 3

Anderson, R. Clark

   Private-County-State-Federal Cooperation Gets Results In Utah Volume: 16, Number: 1, Page: 37

Anderson, Rolfe E.

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

   The 40-Man Crew-A Report On The Activities Of The Experimental 40-Man Fire Suppression Crew Volume: 4, Number: 2, Page: 47

Anderson, Rolfe

   Protector For Hose Across Roads Volume: 17, Number: 1, Page: 22

Anderson, Rudy

   Man-Caused Fire Smokey Sign Volume: 29, Number: 4, Page: 16

   People Programs For Fire Prevention Volume: 30, Number: 3, Page: 8

Andersson, Kelly

   NIFC FIRE RAWS Unit Survives Burnover Volume: 61, Number: 2, Page: 39

Andre, John

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

Andrews, F.E.

   The Per Diem Guard System On The Santa Fe Volume: 1, Number: 2, Page: 87

Andrews, Patricia L.

   BEHAVE Fire Modeling System: Redesign And Expansion Volume: 59, Number: 2, Page: 16

   Current Status Of BEHAVE System Volume: 47, Number: 2, Page: 29

   Current Status Of The Wildland Fire Assessment System (WFAS) Volume: 57, Number: 2, Page: 14

   Estimating Slope For Predicting Fire Behavior Volume: 49, Number: 3, Page: 16

   Estimating Slope For Predicting Fire Behavior Volume: 64, Number: 1, Page: 62

   FARSITE - A Program For Fire Growth Simulation Volume: 59, Number: 2, Page: 13

   FCFAST: Fort Collins Fire Access Software Volume: 51, Number: 4, Page: 26

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

   Methods For Predicting Fire Behavior - You Do Have A Choice Volume: 47, Number: 2, Page: 6

   RXWINDOW: Fire Behavior Program For Prescribed Fire Planning Volume: 51, Number: 3, Page: 25

   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

   Update Of The BEHAVE Fire Behavior Prediction System Volume: 51, Number: 1, Page: 22

   Wildland Fire Occurrence And Behavior Analysis In The Year 2000 And Beyond Volume: 50, Number: 4, Page: 35

Anguilm, John A.

   Fire Headquarters Supply Cabinet Volume: 17, Number: 3, Page: 14

   The Large Tanker-Extending Its Use Volume: 25, Number: 1, Page: 13

Apicello, Michael G.

   Fire Use Management Teams Monitor Wildland Fires Volume: 60, Number: 1, Page: 16

   Flying With The Media Over Wildfires Volume: 58, Number: 4, Page: 31

Apicello, Mike

   Safety: From Staff Rides To Fireline Fitness Volume: 66, Number: 2, Page: 4

Appleby, Gary F.

   Criticism: Stumbling Block Or Building Block? Volume: 51, Number: 2, Page: 29

Appleby, Robert W.

   Thinning Slash And Fire Control Volume: 31, Number: 1, Page: 8

Argow, Keith A.

   The Carolina Blowup Volume: 28, Number: 1, Page: 3

   The Carolina Blowup Volume: 63, Number: 4, Page: 13

Arno, Stephen F.

   How To Learn The Frequencies And Ecological Roles Of Historic Fires Volume: 39, Number: 3, Page: 8

   Managing Fire-Prone Forests: Roots Of Our Dilemma Volume: 63, Number: 2, Page: 12

Arnold, R. Keith

   Operation Firestop Volume: 16, Number: 2, Page: 1

Artz, John L.

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

Ash, Lowell W.

   Paper-Covered Piled Slash Volume: 12, Number: 3, Page: 22

Ashbaugh, L.J.

   Methods Of Using Driven Well Points For Fire-Suppression Purposes Volume: 3, Number: 2, Page: 22

Asher, R.L.

   A Supervisor's Office Coordinating Organization For Multiple Large Fire Suppression Can Work Volume: 33, Number: 2, Page: 15

Asher, Robert L.

   A New Tool For Slash Disposal Volume: 28, Number: 3, Page: 11

Asplund, R.W.

   A Safe Way To Fell A Burning Snag Volume: 16, Number: 1, Page: 15

   Training Session In Large Fire Organization Volume: 15, Number: 4, Page: 9

Atkinson, John H.

   Radio Procedure - Your Key To Effective Operations Volume: 19, Number: 3, Page: 97

Aufderheide, Robert

   Broadcast Slash Burning After A Rain Volume: 10, Number: 4, Page: 1

   Broadcast Slash Burning After A Rain Volume: 66, Number: 1, Page: 28

   Pre-Season Guard Training On The Hebo District Volume: 3, Number: 1, Page: 38

Austermann, Kurt

   Fitness Trails: What's Being Done Volume: 40, Number: 4, Page: 15

Ayres, Stephen C.

   Air Attack Comes To The East Coast Volume: 22, Number: 2, Page: 41

 

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