Sign in Welcome! Log into your account your username your password Forgot your password? Get help Privacy Policy Password recovery Recover your password your email A password will be e-mailed to you. HomeNews News Thunderbirds study smokejumpers By: ADP Staff April 4, 2013 FacebookTwitterPinterestWhatsApp Related stories News Roswell Air Center adding third flight to DFW The Roswell Air Center has announced that a third... Crime Artesia man caught breaking into local vape shop; accomplice still at large One Artesia man has been arrested on burglary charges... News Spring to AC&B means golf That’s right: It is time for Artesia Clean &... Gary Grimm, a retired member of the Smokey Bear Hotshots, speaks to Donna Todd’s class at Yeso Elementary School on what it takes to be a smokejumper and why putting on the uniform and carrying the equipment are needed to jump in and combat wildfires. Todd wished to make the class’ chapter study on smokejumpers real and so invited Grimm, who detailed the skills, tools, equipment and dangers of being a smokejumper and shared his extensive background and experiences running hotshot crews fighting forest fires for many years. Smokejumpers are wildland firefighters who parachute into remote areas to combat wildfires. Grace Miller – Daily Press ADP Staff Join the Artesia Daily Press Newsletter Stay informed with the latest Artesia news and updates, directly in your inbox. Subscribe now! Name First Last Email* Latest stories News Roswell Air Center adding third flight to DFW Crime Artesia man caught breaking into local vape shop; accomplice still at large News Spring to AC&B means golf Business Artesia Truck Driving School celebrates grand opening Previous articleCommission hears presentation from CVENext articleArtesia RC Club moving forward with acreage request