Planes: Fire and Rescue

"Hello there. Ha-ha! He’s awake! I’m a genius."

"Dottie gave me some of that Rusteze medicated bumper ointment. Kachow!"

"Oh, oh yeah, manescino ninteen fifty six. Oh fifty five, fifty five, yeah. I was there. Yeah, got to witness one of the very first aerial firefighters nowadays known as a seat. Yeah, a single engine air tanker. Huh, you see, instead of dust and crops, you know like you used to do, they droop water."

"The hoist is caught! Come on, you need to start your engine. You got clear water, you can take off before the fall. Its your only chance. Now redline. Push your engine. Redline it! You need more lift! Redline it, redline it!!! Why are you holding back? REDLINE IT!"

"Indirect attack, parallel attack, direct attack. Know what your fire is doing at all times. Wind speed and direction. Temperature relative humidity. Finally, all aircraft must be on the ground thirty minutes after sunset. Flying low at night is the fastest way to get your picture on the wall."

"Now listen up! We got to cool this & down before it spreads!"