Unity of effort is a vital component of the wildland fire service's command philosophy. "Many times at all levels of the wildland fire service, leaders find themselves in gray areas where jurisdictional lines blur and overlap. No matter the challenges at hand, fire leaders work together to find common ground and act in the best interests of those responding to the incident, the public, and our natural resources."
"California Wildfires: No Time to Burn" is a great example of unity of effort in California.
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