DC-10 continues to drop

By George Watson on September 18, 2007 3:35 PM | | Comments (0)

The DC-10 Airtanker, which dropped a record 99,000 gallons on Sunday, continues to impress fire officials with how much it is able to help cut down the fire zone.
On Monday, the DC-10 released 22,312 gallons of red fire retardant. Other tankers dropped a combined 177,700 gallons on Monday.
Numbers for how many gallons the tankers dropped today were not immediately available.

-- Stacia Glenn

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