Three federal wildland firefighters die tackling wind-driven Snyder Fire near CO-UT border
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Three federal wildland firefighters from the Rifle Helitack crew were killed while initial-attack fighting the Snyder Fire along the Colorado-Utah border; two others were injured. The blaze had grown to about 28,000 acres, and a serious accident investigation is underway.
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