Horse Gulch Fire: Pilot's body recovered, evacuation orders in place, road blocks in place
The pilot of an AT-802 SEAT, loaned to the U.S. Forest Service by Idaho to fight the Horse Gulch Fire in Montana, died Wednesday after crashing into Hauser Lake as she was helping fight the Horse Gulch Fire, which has burned over 600 acres, according to Helena-Lewis and Clark National Forest.
Horse Gulch Fire: Pilot's body recovered, evacuation orders in place, road blocks in place
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