Rocket club accidentally starts 50 acre fire in Brevard County Palm Bay Fire Rescue had to contend with fast moving fires over the weekend after a local rocket club had a “mission malfunction.” (PBFR)
Rocket club accidentally starts 50 acre fire in Brevard County Palm Bay Fire Rescue had to contend with fast moving fires over the weekend after a local rocket club had a “mission malfunction.” (PBFR)
Rocket club accidentally starts 50 acre fire in Brevard County Palm Bay Fire Rescue had to contend with fast moving fires over the weekend after a local rocket club had a “mission malfunction.” (PBFR)
Rocket club accidentally starts 50 acre fire in Brevard County Palm Bay Fire Rescue had to contend with fast moving fires over the weekend after a local rocket club had a “mission malfunction.” (PBFR)
Rocket club accidentally starts 50 acre fire in Brevard County Palm Bay Fire Rescue had to contend with fast moving fires over the weekend after a local rocket club had a “mission malfunction.” (PBFR)
Rocket club accidentally starts 50 acre fire in Brevard County Palm Bay Fire Rescue had to contend with fast moving fires over the weekend after a local rocket club had a “mission malfunction.” (PBFR)
Local rocket club accidentally starts fire in Brevard County Local rocket club accidentally starts fire in Brevard County
Local rocket club accidentally starts fire in Brevard County Local rocket club accidentally starts fire in Brevard County
Local rocket club accidentally starts fire in Brevard County Local rocket club accidentally starts fire in Brevard County
Local rocket club accidentally starts fire in Brevard County Local rocket club accidentally starts fire in Brevard County
Local rocket club accidentally starts fire in Brevard County Local rocket club accidentally starts fire in Brevard County
Local rocket club accidentally starts fire in Brevard County Local rocket club accidentally starts fire in Brevard County
Officials said the cause was “purely accidental.”
The fast-moving fire burned nearly 50 acres took a total of eight hours to mop up and at its peak, there were more than 20 units on scene battling the blaze.