Taxied at former McClellan Air Force Base, the red-and-white 747 known as the "Spirit of John Muir" (left), and air tankers (right) work all day releasing cargo and fire retardant in support of the wildfires in Northern California. These aircraft fly over 45 missions per day from McClellan and drop an average of 266,000 gallons of retardant to combat the blazes. (U.S. Air Force Photo by Scott Johnston)
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