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Logistics/Dispatch Crews
Southern Area Daily Type 2 Crew Report - Inactive
Type 2 Crew Module
Rotation Schedule
National
IHC Operations Guide
NPS Fire
Use Module Operations Guide
The Southern Area is home to four Interagency Hotshot Crews (IHC)
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The Asheville
Interagency Hotshot Crew (IHC) program, initiated in 1989,
is one of only three hotshot programs in the nation specifically
designed to develop future fireline supervisors. The Asheville
IHC is hosted by the National Forests in North Carolina, and
is based out of Asheville, NC. The Crew Superintendent is Michael Honeycutt. The program is operational
from January through May. The majority of assignments are
in the southeast for suppression and prescribed burning, but
the crew has been assigned to other geographic areas numerous
times. The application period for the 2012 season has closed. Please refer to the National Forests in North Carolina-Fire Management webpage for updates
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The
Augusta IHC, established in 2001, is hosted by the George
Washington/Jefferson National Forest in Virginia, and is based
out of Augusta Springs, VA. The Crew Superintendent is Oscar
Montijo. The crew is generally available from the first week
of March through the first week of September.
The
Cherokee IHC is hosted by the Cherokee National Forest, and
is based out of Unicoi, TN. The Crew Superintendent is Dennis
Trentham. The crew is generally available from mid-March through
early June, and again from late July through late November.
The
Jackson IHC is sponsored by the Bureau of Land Management,
and is based out of Jackson, MS. The Crew Superintendent is
Lamar Lidell. The crew is generally available from June through
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