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What distinguishes the CL-415 from other fire-attacking planes, which typically drop fire retardant, is its ability to replenish its tank without landing. It does this by scooping water directly ...

Cal Fire also operates larger C-130 Hercules four-engine turboprop aircraft, which can dump about 3,000 gallons per ... and skimming the water’s surface to load their tanks.

It does this by scooping water directly from the surface of the ocean or body of freshwater. To fill the water tank, the pilot ... The aircraft can drop up to 3,000 gallons of fire retardant ...

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The system can discharge a fire retardant load of 3,000 gallons (11,356 ... by landing on a large water body to refill their tanks with 7,000 litres (1,850 US gallons) of water in just 14 seconds ...

Though Darter boasted that the water from the aquifer is clean enough to drink as it is, it is sent from the wells to the new treatment facility near the Valmeyer school building. Water first enters a ...

indicating the lack of a tank taking up space. The last tech interviewed stated, “The fact that you’re heating it, 50 gallons of hot water over a year and probably only using a little bit at a ...

This essential project helps store water efficiently for survival in the wild. Let us know your thoughts in the comments, and stay tuned for more incredible primitive survival builds!

She explained that the first water tank in Pacific Palisades that was tapped by firefighters held about 1 million gallons of water but it ran out of water at 4:45 p.m. Tuesday, and the second tank ...

The Killeen City Council, in a 6-0 vote Tuesday, approved the purchase of a tract of land from Brightspeed for $73,000 near ...

One after another, the million-gallon tanks firefighters tapped into to douse the deadly Los Angeles wildfires went dry, leaving them without enough water to fight the flames, officials said ...