The Global Wildfire Combat PROJECT ™ is a complex multi-stage project spanning over 34 years. Over time, it was transformed specifically to address the deficiencies or lack of that are associated with the current technologies, vehicles, and infrastructure, government policies and the productive and reliability of any international cohesive coalition group involved in fight major wildfires around the world more effective and efficient.

The completion of this project will allow all nations to have the same access to advanced Wildfire Combat Support as the rest of the modern world, no matter how remote their wildfires are or their economic disparity.

The Next Stage: Funding Estimate

This multi-stage project has led us to the next stage, the “Funding Estimate Stage”. In this stage, an investment of $1 Billion will be needed to estimate the “Overall Price Tag” required for the establishment and operation of this Global Wildfire Combat Organization ™.

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This investment will be used in the development of the infrastructure needed to carry out the “Funding Estimate Stage” which will, more or less, entail;

  • Educate the world leaders and the public on the importance of having such an organization.

  • What specific regions are most likely to experience significantly more large scale wildfires in the coming decades and the ability of the current firefighting force domestic and foreign forces to respond effectively?

  • Asses the overall strength needed for such an organization to handle the worst peak fire season possible scenario, happening all over the world.

  • Getting all nations, including vital nations that may be at odds with each other, to work together on such a project.

  • Setting–up the political and legality behind structuring an organization.

  • Identifying and ranking the areas around the world that desperately need such an organization.

  • Develop strategies

  • The responsibilities of each individual nation will have in; funding, use of their resources, etc.

  • The cost of the mass production of the required vehicles, technologies, equipment, as well as the need for further research and development of other future vehicles and technologies.

  • Administration cost

  • And any other unexpected expenses.