In addition to the actual fire-specific safety gear, there are some everyday items that help keep wildland firefighters safe on the job. These are items that you may not use every time you go to work, but that are really helpful to have whenever a situation pops up where you need them. Those include:

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Wildland firefighters don’t have the luxury of clocking out at lunch time and hitting up the closest sandwich shop. All of the food and water items needed for a long shift must be carried with you. If you will be out in the field for several days, even more consideration for food must be taken. Some items to consider packing for work include:

When there are longer assignments – anywhere from one night to several weeks – there are some additional items that might go along with a wildland firefighter. Changes of clothing are essential, along with the other items in a “red bag,” including:

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Wildland firefighters need the strength to not only fight fires, but to take along everything they need for a day’s or more work in their backpacks. Depending on your particular job, the gear and equipment requirements will vary. The length of your assignment will also play a role in how much you need to pack and what types of items. Most firefighters have three types of packs: a daily, an overnight, and an extended assignment bag. The amount of individual items is really dependent on the role of the firefighter and length of task.

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There are several factors that might affect your internet speed, including how many devices you have connected, whether you’re using Wi-Fi or an ethernet cable, and even the device you’re using to connect. See a full list of factors that affect your internet speed.

How does an internet speed test actually work? Find out what your speed test results mean.

As a wildland firefighter, you have to be prepared for whatever may come your way during the course of your job. Even if you are not actively fighting a fire on a particular day, the items you take along with you will make a difference in how productive and resourceful you are.

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Remember that most wildland settings are not geared up with the luxuries of typical life. Some other things that will help you get the job done in a productive, safe way include:

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Mbps (Megabits per second) are the main measure of an internet speed test. Understanding your Mbps can help you decide if your internet speed is fast enough.

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For the most accurate result, connect your device directly to your router using an ethernet cable (if possible), disconnect from any VPNs, and avoid using video or music streaming apps while running the test.

There are many kinds of internet speed tests, so it’s important to understand them when you check your internet speed.

Yes, to get a more accurate reading you should limit your use of the internet while conducting the test. This includes turning off devices that are connected as well as not using your computer or device while running the test.

The FCC’s standard for broadband internet is a download speed of at least 25 Mbps and upload speed of at least 3 Mbps. But the best way to determine how much speed you need is to think about your data needs. The average household now has 25 connected devices, from laptops and smartphones to smart TVs, headphones and gaming consoles. With so many devices, faster speeds and more bandwidth work best. Explore Verizon’s speed plans and see what internet options are available in your area.

Drip torches are essential in backfires, burnouts, and prescribed burns, helping to reduce the risk of uncontrolled wildfires while protecting ecosystems and communities.

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You use the internet to both send and receive information. The download speed score shows how long it takes to download or receive information, while the upload test measures how long it takes to send information through the internet. Our speed test measures and reports on both.

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Whether you're treating yourself or shopping for the wildland firefighter in your life, National Fire Fighter's Gift Guide has you covered. From essential clothing and equipment to cold-weather gear and thoughtful stocking stuffers, find everything you need to make this holiday season special.

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Being a wildland firefighter comes with its own set of things that may not make sense in another setting. Each of the items on this list are essential to getting the job done, and doing it in a safe manner. Depending on your employer, some of these items may be provided for you. Some of those daily bring-to-work items include:

In most instances, the fire-specific gear will be provided by the employer. All personal items are the responsibility of the individual firefighter, however.

A number of factors can affect your internet speed test. Follow our helpful tips to ensure you’re getting the most from your internet speed.

You can use the test above to test your Wi-Fi connection. If your speed comes back slow, try getting closer to the router or connecting your device to the router with an ethernet cable. Wired connections (by ethernet cable) are generally faster than Wi-Fi connections.

We’re continuously expanding our internet services. Take our internet speed test, then see if faster internet speeds are available in your area.

Verizon’s speed test checks how fast information travels from our servers to your device. Results are often lower than plan speeds due to Wi-Fi conditions and device capabilities. This test is intended to measure results on your home network, and should not be used on public Wi-Fi or cellular networks.