Tracy Zedeck keeps notes about every wildfire she’s ever helped fight as an aerial firefighter in three dark-brown, weathered logbooks. She stores the books in a small bag along with a bracelet of charms she collected overseas as a child. As her most cherished belongings, they are stashed near her front door so that if there is a fire nearby while she’s away, a neighbor can rescue them for her.
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Maj. Gen. Melissa Coburn, left, 22nd Air Force commander, hands the 302nd Airlift Wing flag to incoming commander Col. Elissa Granderson during...
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