Alaska Smokejumpers

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The Alaska Smokejumpers are a branch of the Alaska Fire Service and the Bureau of Land Management.
Since 1959, we have protected federal, state and private lands in Alaska and the lower 48 states
from the threat of wildfires.
The Alaska Smokejumpers are highly trained wildland firefighters. Parachuting into remote areas
to conduct initial and extended attack operations, we specialize in combating wildfires that
threaten life and property.
The Alaska crew provides qualified personnel to the BLM Boise and U.S. Forest Service Smokejumper
Bases throughout fire season, as well as skilled members of overhead teams on large fires and
prescribed fire assignments. About a third of the current crewmembers are Emergency Medical
Technicians.
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