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09-08-2007, 19:23

I believe that allot of the begining of the CD is chatter between the rescue helos and the Panthers crews from the first "Prairie Fire". If you can isolate them talking about what they just went through and their own opinions being voiced, you can then concentrate on Plaster's conversation and the second "Prairie Fire" in the background. You also have to remember that this tape/CD starts near the end of the first "Prairie Fire".

You also have to remember that this tape/CD starts close to the end of the first "Prairie Fire" and rescue procedures are well on their way.

Also, I have listened to it at least 50 times and on a regular basis I play it in my truck's CD player when driving and I still find it interesting and I do learn something new each time I play it. Just like AM stated that he understood the voices better than us because he was there, if you do listen to it more and have read any books on SOG you will pick it up much faster.

09-08-2007, 19:23	#14
MAB32 Guest Posts: n/a	I believe that allot of the begining of the CD is chatter between the rescue helos and the Panthers crews from the first "Prairie Fire". If you can isolate them talking about what they just went through and their own opinions being voiced, you can then concentrate on Plaster's conversation and the second "Prairie Fire" in the background. You also have to remember that this tape/CD starts near the end of the first "Prairie Fire". You also have to remember that this tape/CD starts close to the end of the first "Prairie Fire" and rescue procedures are well on their way. Also, I have listened to it at least 50 times and on a regular basis I play it in my truck's CD player when driving and I still find it interesting and I do learn something new each time I play it. Just like AM stated that he understood the voices better than us because he was there, if you do listen to it more and have read any books on SOG you will pick it up much faster.