Navajo wildland fire crews lend a hand in New Mexico and Tusayan, Arizona
(Photo/BIA Wildland Fire Managament - Navajo Region)
Originally Published: August 18, 2020 9 a.m.
The Navajo Helitack and Helicopter N7HE was mobilized to the Seco Fire on the Cibola National Forest in New Mexico Aug. 14. The Navajo Scouts Type 2 inter agency wildland fire crew was mobilized Aug. 3 to the Halfway Fire in Tusayan, Arizona. The Halfway Fire was 100 percent contained as of Aug. 10. The fire season is around the halfway point now for many wildland crews.
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