Significados de smokejumper en inglés

In 2000, an agency smokejumper leaped from a plane to his death in Alaska after his parachute malfunctioned, Frederick said.

It was the first fatal accident in 13 years involving a Bureau of Land Management smokejumper engaged in a proficiency drill.

Canadian crews, smokejumpers, and air tankers have already been assigned to northern Idaho and Montana.

We spent most of our time backing up other teams, like those crazy ass smokejumpers.

Smokejumpers are employed by the U.S. Forest Service to parachute directly into wooded areas being ravaged by fire.

Like the Kevlar suits worn by smokejumpers, this belt is highly fire-resistant, with a melting point of 800 degrees Fahrenheit.

If you're facing a belt-bursting all-you-can-eat spread, you could do worse than wrap your gut in Best Made's Smokejumper belt.

At the frontline of this effort are the smokejumpers, airborne firefighters who parachute into the wilderness to get the blazes under control.

Vibram makes soles for smokejumpers who parachute into wildfires and for soldiers operating in both scorching Middle Eastern deserts and above the Arctic Circle.

Nonetheless, when you find yourself MacGyvering a winch to get your Land Rover out of a jungle ravine, be glad you were wearing the Smokejumper.

The woven Kevlar used in the $42 Smokejumper can hold at least 6,500 pounds, supporting your belly through even the worst buffet-line hangover.