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Congressional Testimony

08-12-2005

Statement of Casey Judd Business Manager, Federal Wildland Fire Service
Association Committee of House Government Reform Subcommittee on Federal
Workforce and Agency Organization August 12, 2005 The brave men and women
who make up the Nation`s federal wildland firefighter workforce are employed
by the five land-management agencies of the Department of Interior and
Department of Agriculture of the United States. ...

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