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 Michael Archer: Archives
June 25, 2008: Verdugo Fire Academy: Your Ticket to the Big Leagues May 22, 2008: Getting Into the Mt. SAC Fire Academy April 25, 2008: Getting Into the San Diego Fire Academy March 26, 2008: Train to be a Firefighter at Rio Hondo Fire Academy February 27, 2008: Military Technology Fighting Fires January 15, 2008: LACOFD Air Ops Turns 50! January 15, 2008: LACOFD Air Ops Turns 50! December 15, 2007: Soldiers in the Fire Service November 16, 2007: Sailors in the Fire Service October 11, 2007: Airmen in the Fire Service September 14, 2007: Marines in the Fire Service August 17, 2007: Getting Fit for Firefighting July 10, 2007: Important 'Points' to Consider: LAFD Air Ops June 18, 2007: Important Points to Consider: LACoFD Air Ops May 07, 2007: Important 'Points' to Consider: LACoFD April 13, 2007: Important 'Points' to Consider: LAFD March 12, 2007: Important 'Points' to Consider February 22, 2007: Hearts of Fire |
About Michael Archer
 Michael Archer is a wildfire consultant and writer. He has written articles for Home and Fire Magazine, Wildland Firefighter Magazine, and other publications, lectured to many groups about fire issues, been quoted by Associated Press and USAToday reporters, and also appeared on cable and network TV discussing wildfire issues. Currently, he is acting as webmaster and technical consultant to Wildfire Research Network (www.wildfireresearch.org), a Los Angeles-based citizens' action group that promotes firefighting issues involving the Wildland-Urban Interface (WUI).
His "Firebombers Incorporated" series of novels gives readers an intriguing "what-if" scenario on how 21st century technology could modernize the wildland firefighting force.  His novel "Firestorm," received excellent reviews from Writers Digest, The Nashville News, The VVA Veteran (Vietnam Veterans of America's magazine) and firefighting professionals across the United States. His company, Firebomber Publications, donates 50 percent of net profits to organizations that support the families of injured and fallen firefighters.
You can visit his website at: www.firebomberpublications.com Firestorm can be purchased at Amazon.com Comments can be sent to: marcher47@firebomberpublications.com 
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