Helo Help

A helicopter returns to the landing pad with an empty water bladder beneath that it uses to transport water from Lake Drummond to dump burning marsh inside the Great Dismal Swamp.

( Adrin Snider / August 9, 2011 )

A helicopter returns to the landing pad with an empty water bladder beneath that it uses to transport water from Lake Drummond to dump burning marsh inside the Great Dismal Swamp.

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