File:Firefighters spray foam.jpg
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[edit]Crew foaming YCC dormitory at Mammoth Hot Springs during 1988 Yellowstone fire, image taken by Jim Peaco, September 10, 1988 and retrieved from the following page [1] of the Yellowstone Digital Slide Files archives which are all in the public domain [2]
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current | 14:51, 12 July 2007 | 1,999 × 1,277 (521 KB) | MONGO (talk | contribs) | == Summary == Crew foaming YCC dormitory at Mammoth Hot Springs during 1988 Yellowstone fire, image taken by Jim Peaco, September 10, 1988 and retrieved from the following page [http://www.nps.gov/archive/yell/slidefile/fire/fightingff88/Images/12516.jpg] |
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