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derails and catches fire near luther, oklahoma, in 2008. i was really concerned because it was burning very hot, very rapidly, and so i knew that possibly something could happen at any moment. helicopter news reporter jim gardiner covers the accident. we arrived on scene, we could actually see jets of flame coming out of the cracks of the tank on the ground. i mean, it was shooting just big jets of flame. jim stays upwind of the inferno, unsure what the train cars are carrying. you always want to know where the wind is. you want to be real cautious because obviously if it s a toxic chemical, you don t want to end up downwind of a train derailment and get any of the smoke or fumes that come off of it. on the ground, j.t. langston from the luther volunteer fire department is one of the first on the scene.

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a 110 car freight train derails and catches fire near luther, oklahoma, in 2008. i was really concerned because it was burning very hot, very rapidly, and so i knew that possibly something could happen at any moment. helicopter news reporter jim gardiner covers the accident. we arrived on scene, we could actually see jets of flame coming out of the cracks of the tank on the ground. i mean, it was shooting just big jets of flame. jim stays upwind of the inferno, unsure what the train cars are carrying. you always want to know where the wind is. you want to be real cautious because obviously if it s a toxic chemical, you don t want to end up downwind of a train derailment and get any of the smoke or fumes that come off of it. on the ground, j.t. langston from the luther volunteer fire department is one of the first on the scene.

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on the ground, j.t. langston from the luther volunteer fire department is one of the first on the scene. it was going pretty good. the fire was going pretty hot and heavy there when we got there. the fire department doesn t know what the train cars are carrying, either. i didn t know what was in them or how bad it was at that point in time. i just knew that we needed to get on it pretty quick or we were going to have trouble. luther fire chief brian martin is faced with the most dangerous situation of his career. his small department isn t trained to deal with hazardous material. that requires specialty training. a lot of that training isn t available sometimes. and my biggest issue with everything was always keeping my guys safe. we wanted to know what we had, what we were going to do, before we sent anybody in. the fire department is outmatched. i think it scared us all because it was what are we going to do and how are we going to do it. the fire department calls i

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i was really concerned because it was burning very hot, very rapidly, and so i knew that possibly something could happen at any moment. helicopter news reporter jim gardiner covers the accident. we arrived on scene, we could actually see jets of flame coming out of the cracks of the tank on the ground. i mean, it was shooting just big jets of flame. jim stays upwind of the inferno, unsure what the train cars are carrying. you always want to know where the wind is. you want to be real cautious because obviously if it s a toxic chemical, you don t want to end up downwind of a train derailment and get any of the smoke or fumes that come off of it. on the ground, j.t. langston from the luther volunteer fire department is one of the first on the scene. it was going pretty good. the fire was going pretty hot and heavy there when we got

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