United States
Department of
Agriculture

Two Entrapment Avoidance Projects: Studying Crew Cohesion as a Social Human Factor

Forest Service
Technology &
Development
Program
5100 Fire
April 2005
0551-2821-MTDC
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Authors:
Jon Driessen, Lisa Outka-Perkins, Leslie Anderson

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