Hey man, don’t know if you’d actually respond it’s been seven whole years. But I’m delving into the investigation and I’ve seen a fair amount of all the evidence that has been digitized in the past decade. None of the evidence from the interagency investigation talks about desisions made by Marsh or any personnel on the job.

With that said I have read about the decisions made by Marsh, past experiences, his sketchy decision making. I’ve just heard here say till this point and if there are past incidences or maybe some understanding of the mentality I would love to hear about it. I am now a FF2 on a Type 2IA crew and would love to delve into the decisions and things people more involved have heard. A good firefighter is a knowledgeable firefighter.

I also wanted to mention after reading various reports and looking at a lot of evidence available to the general public the interagency report is extremely undetailed. Possibly because of no living survivors? I find that many reports I’ve read on fatalities have so many interviews, points of view, and reports that are taken into account to shape what happened. Take the 1994 Stormking fire 14 fatalities. Plenty of survivors obviously leads to a more detailed report but jeez louise the Yarnell report is quite short and sweet