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Firefighters Rescue Baby Camel Trapped in Manhole
Many people associate firefighters with rescuing cats out of trees. For the firefighters assigned to the 407th Expeditionary Civil Engineer Squadron, they weren’t expecting this animal rescue call where a baby camel was trapped in a manhole, Feb. 9. “This was the weirdest call I’ve ever been on,” said Staff Sgt. Bryan Senecal, 407th Expeditionary Civil Engineer Squadron Fire and Rescue Services crew chief. “The situation happened so fast. My first thought when we saw him … Read entire article »
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