Mitchell Monument from WWII saved from Bootleg Fire : vimars

Mitchell Monument from WWII saved from Bootleg Fire


Updated: 6:00 PM PDT July 20, 2021
BLY, Ore. — The Mitchell Monument was saved from the Bootleg Fire, according to a spokesperson for the Bootleg Fire. The monument, located near Bly, Ore., exists to commemorate the six people who were killed on American soil during World War II by a bomb sent from Japan called a “Fugo.”
It is the only place in America where death resulted from enemy action.
Firefighters reduced the would-be fuel for the Bootleg Fire, the largest fire in the country, around the monument. A protective wrap was put on the shrapnel tree that is part of the monument and the interpretive sign. Fire retardant was also dropped from aerial resources, the spokesperson said.

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