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Did you know... that aircraft helping to fight the Poe Fire in northern California in September 2001 were grounded by the FAA following the September 11 attacks?
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... that aircraft helping fight the Poe Fire in Northern California in September of 2001 were grounded by the FAA following the September 11 attacks? Source: "Efforts to fight an 8,149-acre wildfire in rural Northern California stalled briefly Tuesday with the nationwide grounding of all aircraft after a series of terrorist attacks." Oakland Tribune
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Comment: Feel free to adjust hook minorly as needed (Federal Aviation Administration vs FAA, etc.)
QPQ: - Not done Overall: Interesting hook, and an engaging rewording of the information provided in the source. I see little issue with referring to the FAA in its acronym form, so long as its mention links to the article on the agency. I would suggest linking "September 11 attacks" to its respective article as well. Please update when QPQ has been completed. Cheers! —Matthew - (talk)22:05, 19 January 2023 (UTC)[reply]
- Not done
Interesting hook, and an engaging rewording of the information provided in the source. I see little issue with referring to the FAA in its acronym form, so long as its mention links to the article on the agency. I would suggest linking "September 11 attacks" to its respective article as well. Please update when QPQ has been completed. Cheers! —Matthew - (talk) 22:05, 19 January 2023 (UTC)
fortunately, Penitentes is exempt from the QPQ requirement, as they are under the five-prior-nomination limit. theleekycauldron (talk • contribs) (she/her) 21:50, 6 February 2023 (UTC)