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#ThompsonFire [update] Copter 8AJ making quick turnarounds from Lake Oroville at the dam to assist with fire suppression.

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The Hotshot Wake Up2 years ago

Rippin laps.

Myles2 years ago

Cool stuff. Keep up the great work and thank you to all the men and women out there

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