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Identities Released of Three Firefighters Who Died Responding to Knowles Fire in Colorado - U.S. Department of the Interior (.gov)

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Identities Released of Three Firefighters Who Died Responding to Knowles Fire in Colorado - U.S. Department of the Interior (.gov)
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Three firefighters have died while responding to the Knowles Fire in Colorado, which has since merged into the larger Snyder Fire. Federal agencies are currently managing the 28,000-acre blaze and providing support to the affected families.

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This incident underscores the extreme dangers faced by wildland firefighters and the increasing severity of fire seasons in the American West.

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Departments of the Interior and Agriculture coordinating support for families, crews and communities

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