A K-Max Helicopter battled the devastating flat fire in Oregon, sourcing water from the tranquil Game Lake to aid containment efforts.

The aerial asset is seen tirelessly ferrying life-saving water to the raging inferno, making precise drops on the southern boundary, just two miles southeast of Agness, OR on July 27.

The airborne arsenal, tasked with arresting the fire's eastward advance, also dispatched water buckets across the southeastern perimeter. This air support was key to taming the relentless flames, creating a protective barrier preventing further spread.

On the ground, brave firefighters seized favourable weather conditions to conduct firing operations, securing critical control lines. To bolster their efforts, a squad of four elite rappellers were seen addressing a minor spot fire with negligible activity along the southeastern flank.

This intricate dance between air and ground units, executed with remarkable precision, has yielded tangible results. Heat areas have been effectively cooled and the wildfire is now under effective management.

This footage was filmed and produced 27 July 2023.

A K-Max Helicopter is shown in a video using a water bucket from Game Lake to support containment efforts for the Flat Fire in Oregon. Aerial resources played a crucial role by dropping retardant along the southern perimeter, 2 miles southeast of Agness, OR, on July 27, 2023.

Helicopters also dropped water buckets along the southeast perimeter to slow the fire's eastward progression. Firefighters conducted firing operations to secure control lines in favorable weather conditions. Additionally, four rappellers addressed a small spot fire with minimal activity along the southeastern edge.

These coordinated actions have effectively cooled down heat areas and managed the wildfire.