On the ground with hand tools, in the air with buckets of water. Four frames of the people who hold the fire line.
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Every summer, wildfire crews in the western United States move from one fire to the next, often for weeks without a break. Much of the work is slow: cutting lines, clearing brush and watching the wind.
From the air, helicopters drop water, carry crews and scout the fire's edge. These pictures follow both.
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