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Firefighter's death in Mendocino Complex Fire caused by retardant drop from 747, report finds
A firefighter battling the largest wildfire in California history was killed last month when thousands of gallons of flame-suppressing liquid were dropped from a Boeing 747 mistakenly flying only 100 feet above the trees, according to an official report.
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