Updated 7:15am 9/5: Let us continue to pray that Token is found safe: The search for a missing firefighter in the Jemez Mountains enters its seventh day today with a special team taking over. 41-year-old Token Adams was last seen Friday on an ATV on his way to check on a fire in a remote area of the forest. He never made it to the meeting point. The Southwest Incident Management Type One Team is experienced in complex searches. Adams is a former Hot Shot firefighter and trained Navy SEAL who is said to have excellent survival skills.
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Let us be in prayer! We pray that Firefighter Token Adams is found alive and well! This morning there is nothing new to report. Please be in constant prayer for Token, his family and the search and rescue folks.
New Mexico State Police and search-and-rescue crews are scouring the Jemez Mountains in hopes of finding a firefighter missing since Friday afternoon. The United States Forest Service firefighter, Token Adams, was last seen on Friday afternoon near Jemez Springs. “The individual is well-equipped, he’s well-trained, he’s got food and water and radio and a cellphone,” search and rescue volunteer Larry Zenter told KRQE TV. The search area initially covered about 25 square miles but has since been expanded to about 30 square miles. Adams is married with one son, and is expecting another child in less than a month, officials said.
More here from Firehouse.com https://www.firehouse.com/news/11137867/missing-nm-firefighter-still-doesnt-show-up-search-on-in-jemez-mountains
Also read more at Wildfire Today: https://wildfiretoday.com/2013/09/02/firefighter-missing-in-new-mexico/
