Water bombing, fire retardant, and backfiring are all common methods used to suppress forest fires.

Fire retardant is primarily used to slow the spread of the fire by coating the fuel and preventing it from igniting.

Sodium polyacrylate, ammonium phosphate, and boric acid are all types of fire retardant commonly used in forest firefighting.

Backfiring is a technique used to create a firebreak by intentionally setting a fire in front of the main wildfire.

The primary tool used by firefighters to extinguish forest fires is a water hose.

Shovels are used in forest firefighting to dig firebreaks, extinguish small fires, and clear away brush and debris.

Axes are used in forest firefighting to cut down trees and brush, clear away debris, and build firebreaks.

Helicopters, airplanes, and drones are all types of aircraft commonly used in forest firefighting.

Helicopters are used in forest firefighting to transport firefighters and equipment, drop water or fire retardant on the fire, and conduct aerial surveillance.

Airplanes are primarily used in forest firefighting to drop water or fire retardant on the fire.

Drones are primarily used in forest firefighting to conduct aerial surveillance and gather information about the fire.

Firefighter's helmet, coat, and pants are all types of PPE commonly used by firefighters in forest firefighting.

Firefighter's helmets are used to protect the firefighter's head from falling debris, heat and flames, and to provide visibility.

Firefighter's coats are used to protect the firefighter's body from heat and flames.

Firefighter's pants are used to protect the firefighter's legs from heat and flames.