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I forget the news story I saw it in, but some official was quoted as saying
dropping from a plane could reach very inaccessible areas, giving the fires more time to get going before firefighters arrived. The story also mentioned the preferred plan ended up being to leave time-delay incendiary devices hidden deep in the woods which were carried in by person. "Bob Noel" wrote in message ... In article , "Ron Natalie" wrote: "I thought about it a lot after 9/11," said Don Riddle, the law enforcement officer for the Manti-LaSal National Forest in Utah. "How hard would it be for someone to get in a small plane and fly over a forest dropping fusees (flares) or firing off a flare gun as they flew over?" About as easy as it would be to drive through throwing them out the window. but guess which threat will receive the most press. :-( (actually, a drive-through would be easier). -- Bob Noel |
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