age 1 of 39
S-130 Wildland Firefighter Training FINAL EXAM
STUDY GUIDE 2025/2026 COMPLETE QUESTIONS WITH
VERIFIED CORRECT SOLUTIONS || 100%
GUARANTEED PASS <RECENT VERSION>
What are the (3) main parts to a briefing? .....Answer.......-task
(what is to be done?)
-purpose (why is it to be done?)
-end state (how should it look when done?)
the who, what, why, where, when, and how of the incident;
formally documents incident objectives and reflects tactics to
complete those objectives each operational period (typically 12
hours) .....Answer.......Incident Action Plan (IAP)
What does the IAP consist of? .....Answer.......-incident objectives
,age 2 of 39
-organization assignment list
-division assignment
-incident radio communication plan
-medical plan
-traffic plan
-safety plan
-incident map
What is the difference between a division and a group?
.....Answer.......division= geographic area being covered
group= function (e.g. wildland, ems)
,age 3 of 39
-both have a leader/supervisor and common communications
briefing held usually 2x a day that discusses what needs to be
done individually and as a team; gives people a chance to ask
questions and know their task for the day .....Answer.......shift
briefing
What are the (4) questions that should be asked in the after
action review (AAR)? .....Answer.......-What was planned?
-What actually happened?
-Why did it happen?
-What can we do next time?
3 mile hike with 45-lb pack in 45 minutes (walk, no running);
required by anyone going to the westerns states to engage in
fire yearly .....Answer.......arduous pack test
, age 4 of 39
2 mile hike with 25-lb pack in 30 minutes; required for all
Florida Forestry Firefighters and some western fire specialty
positions yearly .....Answer.......moderate field test
List the 18 watch outs .....Answer.......1. Fire not scouted and sized
up
2. In country not seen in daylight
3. safety zones and escape routes not identified
4. Unfamiliar with weather and local factors influencing fire
behavior
5. Uninformed on strategy, tactics, and hazards
6. Instructions and assignments not clear
7. No communication link with crew members and supervisors
S-130 Wildland Firefighter Training FINAL EXAM
STUDY GUIDE 2025/2026 COMPLETE QUESTIONS WITH
VERIFIED CORRECT SOLUTIONS || 100%
GUARANTEED PASS <RECENT VERSION>
What are the (3) main parts to a briefing? .....Answer.......-task
(what is to be done?)
-purpose (why is it to be done?)
-end state (how should it look when done?)
the who, what, why, where, when, and how of the incident;
formally documents incident objectives and reflects tactics to
complete those objectives each operational period (typically 12
hours) .....Answer.......Incident Action Plan (IAP)
What does the IAP consist of? .....Answer.......-incident objectives
,age 2 of 39
-organization assignment list
-division assignment
-incident radio communication plan
-medical plan
-traffic plan
-safety plan
-incident map
What is the difference between a division and a group?
.....Answer.......division= geographic area being covered
group= function (e.g. wildland, ems)
,age 3 of 39
-both have a leader/supervisor and common communications
briefing held usually 2x a day that discusses what needs to be
done individually and as a team; gives people a chance to ask
questions and know their task for the day .....Answer.......shift
briefing
What are the (4) questions that should be asked in the after
action review (AAR)? .....Answer.......-What was planned?
-What actually happened?
-Why did it happen?
-What can we do next time?
3 mile hike with 45-lb pack in 45 minutes (walk, no running);
required by anyone going to the westerns states to engage in
fire yearly .....Answer.......arduous pack test
, age 4 of 39
2 mile hike with 25-lb pack in 30 minutes; required for all
Florida Forestry Firefighters and some western fire specialty
positions yearly .....Answer.......moderate field test
List the 18 watch outs .....Answer.......1. Fire not scouted and sized
up
2. In country not seen in daylight
3. safety zones and escape routes not identified
4. Unfamiliar with weather and local factors influencing fire
behavior
5. Uninformed on strategy, tactics, and hazards
6. Instructions and assignments not clear
7. No communication link with crew members and supervisors
