What this record shows.
Five aircraft photographs and one retained map capture show the observation context from the KTT area. The images are presented as field documentation, not as evidence of incident cause, containment, acreage progression, or operational outcome.
// Recorded context // Not incident command reporting //
Timber, aircraft, and a narrow viewpoint.
The response was photographed through the conifers around the KTT headquarters area. Branches and canopy remain in the frames because they show the actual observation conditions instead of implying an unobstructed or controlled documentation position.
The retained map listed a one-acre reported footprint and placed the incident under one mile from the headquarters-area marker when this archive was assembled. Those values are historical context on this page, not a statement of current conditions.
- ObservedA CH-47 Chinook and a single-rotor helicopter were photographed carrying suspended wildfire buckets above local timber.
- PreservedBoth wider views and canopy-obscured frames remain in the record to show the limits of the viewpoint.
- Not claimedNo conclusion is made here about fire cause, containment, personnel, closures, or suppression outcome.
The complete aircraft sequence.
Four supporting frames complete the six-image field record. Open any photograph to inspect the original; captions stay with what is visible in the frame.
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