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 Date: 2014-06-20 16:25:09Firefighting Incident management National Interagency Fire Center Incident management team Incident Command System Incident commander Wildfire suppression National preparedness level Coordinated Incident Management System Public safety Firefighting in the United States Emergency management |
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