A California Army National Guard Black Hawk helicopter dropped buckets of water on the Camp Fire in the Feather River Canyon in Butte County, California, on November 16, according to officials.
Cal Fire said the Camp Fire had grown to 146,000 acres and was 50 percent contained late on November 16. At least 71 people had been killed in the fire, Cal Fire said. Credit: California National Guard via Storyful
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