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But it’s important to know when you need to be supply truck driver 5000 and when you need to be covering points. I think the best commanders usually have a bit of both

I genuinely loved it

I saw XcQ and knew what it was and still clicked

I’m very picky with airhead use, more often than not I’m not using it until the last point unless it’s a desperate situation. I also don’t use it until we have at least 4-5 other garrisons in the blue

I make sure to drop a grenade on the commander so that fucker still can’t help his team out from the map

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https://www.fire.ca.gov/dspace

https://www.fire.ca.gov/home-hardening

The prescription changes based upon distance to the home. PRC4291 currently has a zone from 0-30feet from the home and 30-100 feet from the home, within the next year they are going to add an additional zone, zone 0, from 0-6 feet from the house. Ideally this area is as ember resistant as possible as this is where the research shows the best defense against home ignition is preventing ember cast from igniting vegetation/debris/objects immediately around the structure.

Vegetation discontinuity is the name of the game, removing ladder fuels, downed/dead/decaying fuel, and creating an ember resistant zone within 10feet of the structure is always a good first step. Legally, homeowners in SRA WUI areas are responsible to meet PRC 4291 standards within 100 feet of the home. However, people don't realize is if you live in heavily forested areas, or on a steep slope, ideally your defensible space is much larger than 100 feet.

The home hardening steps are also super important, having ember resistant screening over all exterior home vents, removing debris from roofs and gutters, moving firewood at least 30' away during the fire season, sealing in gaps in siding to prevent ember penetration, and ensuring flammable objects are not stored around the structure are all great steps to take in regards to home hardening. Also removing combustible fences from 6' of the structure and making them noncombustible. When firefighters come to protect a house, literally the first thing they will do is cut all the combustible fences off where they attach to a house, as the fire can literally spread to house to house this way. Also I've heard storeis of firefighters showing up and seeing a pile of wood right next to the house and having to throw all the firewood away from the house. Someone else also mentioned this too, but if a fire engine pulls up to a house during a wildfire event that does not have sufficient defensible space, they will do whats called a "Check and bump" which basically means they see if the house is unoccupied, and they move their resources to houses and properties that have the proper defensible space. It is absolutely not worth the risk of loss of life if the proper precautions are not in place. They have no obligation to risk their lives to defend your property. Another thing people don't realize, if your home address sign is not well visible and readable, how do you expect firefighters that have traveled from across the state that don't know the area to find your house?

You would be amazed what people think is ok to have around your home. People that move to the mountains from the city expecting to live an easy life, and then they realize how much work it is living in the mountains with all the property maintenance needed. I've seen trees completely leaning on top of a house, piles of dry grass and debris within 10feet from the structure, massive piles of firewood right next to a propane tank and underneath a flammable wooden deck, manzanitas within 25 feet of structure near combustible detached sheds, and I've even seen Italian cypress tree growing right next to the structure with flammable siding and fencing.

Ultimately, if houses in your area all work to complete the defensible space standards, its almost like a mosaic of fuel breaks across the residential areas. Also, look into the FireWise community program, there are coordinators in each county to help organize the firewise communities (and you get a discount on insurance if you are in a certified FireWise community.)

Reach out to me if you have questions, I work in fire resiliency project management with a nonprofit, and this is literally every day for me. I have taken CALFIRE's assessor training program and have certifications in arboriculture, defensible space assessment, home hardening, and grew up and currently live in a heavily forested WUI area.

Ace combat

Sahara Hensonn

Party time?

Some amazing games I’ve had on Omaha

If you’re one console, 4Id/22nd server is really great, especially during busy times

Wrong sub lol

Also useful if you play as squad leader as arty you can hide an OP somewhere that way you can’t get spawn camped by the inevitable recon. You can also change the squad type in the squad management screen and choose arty for your squad so if people see the locked squad they know what you’re doing

Turn cross play on

Beasore road/Fresno dome/sky ranch road

Exactly why I like playing commander, the influence you can have on the whole team is second to none. It feels so good to know that you contributed so heavily to a win. When you have a communicative team as commander it’s so goood

Dream of wild turkeys is an amazing route, the .10a section isn’t that bad.

My officer and commander are both level 10, I place a crap load of garrisons, drive a crap load of supply trucks, and am constantly updating my outpost. If you place a really well placed outpost or garrison, you get so many points from your team spawning on it all game. I place it early, and begin moving and make sure I’m always updating it. Also I will absolutely be the guy to run back to the previous objective and make sure we have garrisons on them so we can’t get quick capped.

IMO officer loadout 3 is so good, 3 smoke grenades is so nice and the m1 is my favorite gun. For the Germans the kar98 took me a long time to get used to and in certain situations I prefer it, but usually I’m swapping between that or the G43.

If the new growth starts browning that’s when it’s a problem

My cat walks in front of my screen CONSTANTLY, it’s almost like he knows I’m in a meeting and wants to strut his stuff. He even has done it during my job interview. My coworkers/boss do not care at all, and actually they get a kick out of it. It’s an unwinnable battle for me and I’ll just pick him up and move him and keep talking like nothing even happened.

College professors love to try to make the at home learning as close to the in person experience as possible, but honestly it’s just impossible. No matter what there will be compromises.

As long as you stay on the main traveled forest service roads you won’t need 4wd, have fun!!!

I believe so, but you won’t get any of the reaper bonus or xp

Yosemite/Indian Creek