Some days I dread going to work, but at least my job doesn’t put my life at risk. That’s not the case for firefighters—people who routinely face extreme danger to protect others. Firefighters don’t just deal with house fires or car accidents. They also battle massive wildfires, often in brutal conditions. Take, for example, the… 
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