10 Fighting wildfire is often likened to a military campaign, with personnel deployed strategically on the groundand air support striking from above.
(A) Demands for manpower and air support are increasing in wildfire fights.
(B) Wildfire control is like fighting a war in many ways except its demand for manpower on the spot and air assistance.
(C) It is hard to put out wildfire without military support: its diverse workforce and well-equipped aircrafts.
(D) Combating wildfire is like a battle fought by armed forces that requires collaborative work on the ground and from the air.