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Fire truck fires at wheat field fire in Alabama

Town Creek Volunteer Fire Brigade Burns Out Fire Truck — A Town Creek Volunteer Fire Dept. Truck. was burnt down and destroyed on June 16, 2022 in Alabama. Photo via the department’s Facebook page.

A truck driven by the Town Creek Volunteer Fire Department was set on fire and destroyed in Alabama on Thursday, June 16th.

Donna F. Campbell wrote about it on the department’s Facebook page:

We had a wheat field fire today and lost one of our trucks. I was out of the truck when the fire moved and got back in to try to move the truck. The flames came up over the front and I jumped out. Another firefighter was there from another department with me and he was trying to spray water on it. This is what our truck 502 looks like now. None of my firefighters or any of the firefighters from the other 2 departments were injured.

Below is what the truck looked like in 2014.

Town Creek Volunteer Fire Department Dept Truck 502 — Truck 502. From Town Creek Volunteer Fire Dept Facebook Page, June 14, 2014.

Writer: Bill Gabbert

After working full-time in wildfire for 33 years, he continues to learn, striving to be a Student of Fire. See all posts by Bill Gabbert

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