What additional information might the Communication Center provide while responding
to a Wildland fire? - ☑️☑️Hydrant availability and location
What factors might the first arriving unit consider to request additional units? -
☑️☑️Visible or reported conditions, knowledge of the Wildland fire area, water supply,
other unusual circumstances
What units should respond as a combined Task Force to a Wildland fire? - ☑️☑️Brush
Truck and Engine
Who decides whether to respond on the Brush Truck or Engine? - ☑️☑️The Company
Officer
What should the first arriving unit include in the Arrival Report for a Wildland fire? -
☑️☑️Acreage involved, access routes, direction of fire spread, exposures, type of
vegetation involved
Why is it important to request additional assistance early in a Wildland fire incident? -
☑️☑️To recognize and address needs early
What is a critical factor in Wildland fire tactical decisions? - ☑️☑️Location and movement
(direction and speed) of the head of the fire
What are the three types of Fire Attack in Wildland fires? - ☑️☑️Flanking Attack, Direct
Attack, Indirect Attack
What is the safest Fire Attack method, working along the flanks from an anchor point? -
☑️☑️Flanking Attack
Which Fire Attack method is the most dangerous and stops rapid fire progress? -
☑️☑️Direct Attack
What is the primary goal of an Indirect Attack? - ☑️☑️Exposure protection
Where should apparatus and personnel operate during Wildland fire operations? -
☑️☑️Within the burned portion of the fire
What must always be maintained during Wildland fire operations? - ☑️☑️An identified
escape route