Chapter
The Great Fire of 1910
23:17 - 30:35 (07:17)
In 1910, over 2,000 forest fires ravaged the Rocky Mountains, causing massive destruction and several deaths. Despite efforts to prevent these wildfires, manpower and resources were limited.
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In 1910, firefighters used primitive tools like shovels and axes, and worked long days in difficult conditions, including smoke and wildfires.
23:17 - 25:12 (01:54)
Summary
In 1910, firefighters used primitive tools like shovels and axes, and worked long days in difficult conditions, including smoke and wildfires. After a lightning storm, hundreds of new forest fires were reported in Coeur d’Alene National Forest alone.
ChapterThe Great Fire of 1910
Episode44: Escaping the Flames. Idaho Panhandle National Forests.
PodcastNational Park After Dark
A man's knowledge on firefighting and decision-making saved many lives during a wildfire incident as he was able to designate a 200 person crew to fight the fire and prepare for evacuation from a train.
25:12 - 26:32 (01:20)
Summary
A man's knowledge on firefighting and decision-making saved many lives during a wildfire incident as he was able to designate a 200 person crew to fight the fire and prepare for evacuation from a train.
ChapterThe Great Fire of 1910
Episode44: Escaping the Flames. Idaho Panhandle National Forests.
PodcastNational Park After Dark
The veterinary field can be daunting for new veterinary technicians who are often left to their own devices on their first day at work due to staff shortages.
26:32 - 27:31 (00:59)
Summary
The veterinary field can be daunting for new veterinary technicians who are often left to their own devices on their first day at work due to staff shortages. Sink or swim situations are common in this field and it requires quick thinking and problem-solving skills to succeed.
ChapterThe Great Fire of 1910
Episode44: Escaping the Flames. Idaho Panhandle National Forests.
PodcastNational Park After Dark
In 1910, the largest forest fire in American history devastated the Rocky Mountain Range, spanning across various states.
27:31 - 30:35 (03:04)
Summary
In 1910, the largest forest fire in American history devastated the Rocky Mountain Range, spanning across various states. Despite the efforts of the rangers and prisoners utilizing various firefighting techniques, it wasn't enough and the supervisor had to search for more help, leading him to the infamous town full of brothels, saloons, and desperate people.