The Florida Forest Service unveiled two single-engine air tankers on Wednesday to help battle any potential woods fires as they anticipate a long fire season.
In March, the Chipola Complex Fires burned more than 34,000 acres making it a busy start to the wildfire season in the Panhandle.
Hurricane Michael debris fueled the fires and now Florida Forest Service officials have contracted two new pieces of impressive firefighting equipment.
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