r/Wildfire • • 4h ago

A small game inspired by firefighting aircraft

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I’m the developer of Super Scooper, an upcoming iOS game inspired by water-bombing aircraft. I’ve put a lot of care into it and thought the trailer might interest some of you here


r/Wildfire • • 8m ago

Please. Tell me why I should ditch everything to become a wildland firefighter

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r/Wildfire • • 6h ago

Can I reapply with another set of locations?

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r/Wildfire • • 23h ago

When do Temporary/Seasonal positions open on USA Jobs?

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I read something saying possibly October 30th.


r/Wildfire • • 8h ago

I’m going to miss those guys, gals and the ones in between.

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r/Wildfire • • 40m ago

Question What certifications besides the S-130, S-190,and L-180 would you recommend someone get to help make their resume look better if they have no experience working as a wildland fire fighter?

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I'm 25 and an EMT Basic, but would like to work as a wildland firefighter next summer. And was wondering what certifications besides the S-130( online portion)S-190, and L-180 would you recommend I get in order to help improve my chances of actually landing a job and to help me stand out a bit since i have no fire fighting experience. I do have a 1 year and 3 months of experience working for a private ambulance company that does private, 911 and NICU runs. The certifications I currently have besides the three listed in the title are the state of Rhode Island Emergency Medical Technician License, NREMT Certification, BLS Provider Certification, IS-700B NIMS : An introduction, IS-100.C Intro to Incident command System, IS-200.D Basic Incident Command System for Initial Response, IS-5.A Intro to Hazardous Materials, WMD/Terrorism Awareness for first responders, IS-800.D National Response Frame Work and Mental health First Aid.