Taking care of the team is an important element of Fire Commander. They will also see their fire station grow and develop. On the upside, they’ll have various firefighter classes, unlockable skills, gear and vehicles at their disposal. Digital fire commanders will have to consider such factors as backdraft or smoke. The fire itself will behave realistically, with different types of materials having a different combustion temperature, which could affect the player’s tactics. The players will face a variety of situations that firefighters have to overcome in real life, including toxic spills, plane crashes, wildfires and more. It’s a rare game about being an everyday hero, where the enemy can’t be outgunned, only outsmarted. Taking the genre of a real time tactical rescue game to the next level, it tasks the player with leading a team of firefighters. Lead a team of firefighters in a tense tactical game where you fight against the force of nature.įire Commander is a game about leading the most daring firefighting and rescue operations. Phone: (907) 356-5511 Email: Fire Blog: akfireinfo.Be a real hero! Put your life on the line everyday to save others. Temperatures during the day will remain in the mid-60s, and relative humidity will be 40 percent.Īlaska Interagency Wildfire Information Office Weather: Weather on all fires will continue to be cool and dry with winds out of the northwest. It is estimated at a tenth of an acre and is being monitored. The Prospect Fire (#333) is just off the east side of the highway at mile marker 134. The Basin Fire (#331) is 3 miles west of mile marker 95. The fire isn’t threatening any structures or people and is unstaffed. Smoke is visible from the Dalton Highway. The 26-acre Snowdon Fire (#330) is located well north of Coldfoot. It is estimated at 4,000 acres and is being monitored. The Curky Fire (#318) is 12 miles west of mile marker 84 on the highway. Smokejumpers are providing point protection for the Alaska Pipeline and are working to prevent fire growth. The Douglas Fire (#336) is east of the Dalton Highway near mile marker 143 and is estimated at 650 acres. CREDIT: Omar Sutherland, BLM Alaska Fire Service The Douglas Fire (#336) is seen from the air on June 22, 2022. Crews began working to eliminate residual heat inside the perimeter yesterday and expect to finish mopping-up the remaining hotspots within three days.Īn emergency closure of the Arctic Circle Campground east of the Fish Fire remains in effect for public and firefighter safety. Firefighters have completed a control line around the fire and have a hose lay in place to deliver water to the entire perimeter. The reduction in acreage is due to more accurate mapping. The Fish Fire was started by lightning near mile marker 116 on the west side of the Dalton Highway. All six fires are in Limited fire management areas. Nevada Team takes command of Fish Fire, 5 other fires along Dalton HwyĪ Type 3 incident management team from Nevada led by Incident Commander Erik Newell and staffed with 77 personnel is working to fully suppress the Fish Fire (#319) and monitor five other wildfires in the Yukon and Tanana zones along the Dalton Highway. Home › AK Fire Info › Nevada Team takes command of Fish Fire, 5 other fires along Dalton Hwy
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