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New North Cascades Base Manager
by Doug Houston
posted: August 05, 2010
Congratulations to Daren Belsby, the 6th base manager of the North Cascades Smokejumper Base.
Smokey Bear Campaign
by Michael Bellavia
posted: July 19, 2010
Our current focus is to get Smokey’s message out to young adults via social media
Cliff Dalzell (MSO-61) Memorial
by Chuck Sheley
posted: June 02, 2010
Cliff's memorial service has been scheduled for July 12 at 11 AM at St. John's Cathedral in Boise.
Recent Smokejumper Retirements
by Doug Houston
posted: June 01, 2010
He left jumping last Friday and started a new job with the State of Montana as head of their safety program. So much for retirement...
CMT airs series on Smokejumpers
by Carl Gidlund
posted: April 20, 2010
For those who may be interested, this Friday on CMT a new television series focused on our Smokejumpers will air on CMT.
Richard Rothermel Recalls helping Norman Maclean
Kim Briggeman
posted: by Chris Sorensen April 16, 2010
Retired Fire Scientist Richard Rothermel made a presentation on the Forest Service pamphlet "The Race that Couldn't Be Won" at the Intermountain Fire Lab this week.
75th Anniversary of DC-3 this year at Oshkosh
by Larry Longley
posted: April 08, 2010
The Oshkosh Airshow in Oshkosh, Wisconsin is planning a huge gathering of DC-3's in recognition of the 75th anniversary of the DC-3.
Former Smokejumpers Visit Antarctica
by Don Mathis
posted: January 19, 2010
Former Smokejumper brothers, Don and John Mathis, just returned from an Antarctica expedition.
Johnson Tri Motor N8419 Flies Again
by Chris Sorensen
posted: September 01, 2009
Johnson Flying Service Ford Trimotor N8419 flew from Kalamazoo/Battel Creek Michigan Airport to Alma Michigan this week after being resotred by a group of dedicated volunteers.
Hebgen Lake Earthquake 50th Anniversary
Richard Ecke
posted: by Chris Sorensen August 17, 2009
Fifty years ago Monday, Montana’s most violent recorded earthquake struck near Yellowstone National Park.
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