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Native Americans commemorate victory at Little Bighorn with horse races, dance and song

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By Matthew Brown Verified, Jack Dura Verified
| Navajo-Hopi Observer Verified
LITTLE BIGHORN BATTLEFIELD NATIONAL MONUMENT, Mont. — The quiet, wind-swept hills of the Battle of Greasy Grass, known to many as the Battle of Little Bighorn, are the setting for Native Americans commemorating the battle’s 150th anniversary with horse rides, battle reenactments and a camp of hundreds of people this week. The battle, one of the most famous and symbolically charged events in American history, marked its anniversary Thursday.
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Fire shelters are a key defense for firefighters. But they don't guarantee survival

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By Jack Dura Verified
| The Eagle-Tribune Verified
Five firefighters battling a fast-moving wildfire in Colorado were forced to deploy their fire shelters when they couldn’t escape the flames. Three of them were overcome and died, while two were injured and hospitalized. Fire shelters are mandatory equipment for crews who work across rugged terrain where things can change at a moment’s notice, especially when extremely dry and windy weather drives the flames, as happened last Saturday.
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Fire shelters are a key defense for firefighters. But they don't guarantee survival

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By Jack Dura Verified
| The Greeneville Sun Verified
Five firefighters battling a fast-moving wildfire in Colorado were forced to deploy their fire shelters when they couldn’t escape the flames. Three of them were overcome and died, while two were injured and hospitalized. Fire shelters are mandatory equipment for crews who work across rugged terrain where things can change at a moment’s notice, especially when extremely dry and windy weather drives the flames, as happened last Saturday.
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