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LOS ANGELES — The largest wildfire in Los Angeles County history raged out of control because it jumped into inaccessible terrain, not because the U.S. Forest Service scaled back firefighters and aircraft attacking the flames, a federal review found Friday.
The U.S. Forest Service study of decision-making during the Station fire’s first three days concluded that commanders used “best professional practices” while trying to knock down the fire that began Aug. 26 in Angeles National Forest.
