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Arizona Republic Matthew Miller, 48, and Jeff Piechura, 62, were on board the Beechcraft King Air C90 aircraft when it crashed on Saturday, according to a statement from the Bureau of Land Management.  Miller was identified in the statement as a fire pilot employed with Falcon Executive Aviation, Inc, which is contracted by the U.S. Forest Service.  Piechura was an air tactical group supervisor employed by the Coronado National Forest. An air tactical group supervisor coordinates "incident airspace, manages incident air traffic, and is the link between ground personnel and incident a...

Air Tactical Group Supervisor Jeff Piechura The Bureau of Land Management (BLM) is working with other local, state, and federal agencies to respond to a wildland firefighting aircraft accident that claimed the lives of both crew on board. The accident occurred at approximately noon on July 10 as part of initial attack efforts on the Cedar Basin Fire, located 14 miles east of Wikieup, in northwestern Arizona. Pilot Matthew Miller, 48, and Air Tactical Group Supervisor Jeff Piechura, 62, were on board a Beechcraft King Air C-90 aircraft, conducting visual reconnaissance and aviation command and...

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Trump praises report clearing 'Bible photo' police US Park Police did not disperse protesters in Washington last year so then President Donald Trump could pose for photos, a new report has found. Officers used chemical irritant and rubber bullets to disperse the protesters in Lafayette Park on 1 June. Soon after, Mr Trump posed for photographs outside St John's Episcopal Church, holding a Bible. On Wednesday, the former president praised the "professionally written report" and the inspector general. The report conducted by the Interior Office said US Park Police (USPP) officers cleared the a...