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|color = Tan, brown, green |
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|occupation = Tour Bus |
|occupation = Tour Bus |
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|performer = [[Barry Corbin]] |
|performer = [[Barry Corbin]] |
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| ⚫ | |first appearance = ''[[Planes: Fire & Rescue]]''}}'''Ol' Jammer''' is a tour bus that has been working in [[Piston Peak National Park]] for 72 years. He has become very experienced over his lengthy career. He is known for his extensive knowledge and care for the park and its history. After [[Cad Spinner]] is fired due to not caring about the fire of the entire park, Jammer became the superintendent of the [[Grand Fusel Lodge]]. |
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| ⚫ | '''Ol' Jammer''' is a tour bus that has been working in [[Piston Peak National Park]] for 72 years. He has become very experienced over his lengthy career |
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Ol' Jammer is an old-looking car with a tan and brown livery, as well as a green hat with the Piston Peak logo on it. |
Ol' Jammer is an old-looking car with a tan and brown livery, as well as a green hat with the Piston Peak logo on it. |
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==Gallery== |
==Gallery== |
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Planes-fire-and-rescue-RGB-ol-jammer.jpg|Promotional image |
Planes-fire-and-rescue-RGB-ol-jammer.jpg|Promotional image |
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==External links== |
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{{Planes: Fire & Rescue}} |
{{Planes: Fire & Rescue}} |
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Revision as of 01:11, 2 September 2019
Ol' Jammer is a tour bus that has been working in Piston Peak National Park for 72 years. He has become very experienced over his lengthy career. He is known for his extensive knowledge and care for the park and its history. After Cad Spinner is fired due to not caring about the fire of the entire park, Jammer became the superintendent of the Grand Fusel Lodge.
Ol' Jammer is an old-looking car with a tan and brown livery, as well as a green hat with the Piston Peak logo on it.
History
The Piston Peak staff and tourists watch as the fire is fought.
In Planes: Fire & Rescue, Ol' Jammer and the Secretary of the Interior arrive at the Grand Fusel Lodge, questioning the status of Piston Peak's wildlife population. Noticing Spinner's disinterest in the park in favor of the lodge itself, Ol' Jammer is critical of Spinner. In response to Jammer's criticism, Spinner calls him a "bumper kisser".
Ol' Jammer later attends Spinner's speech regarding the grand re-opening of the lodge. As the spreading wildfire draws nearer, Jammer and Pulaski suggest evacuation, but Spinner is hesitant. However, as the tourists fearfully begin to evacuate, Spinner attempts to calm them, to no success. Following the fire's closure, the Secretary of the Interior fires Spinner, making Jammer the new superintendent of the Grand Fusel Lodge.
Profiles and statistics
Planes: Fire & Rescue
- "A loyal and trustworthy tour bus at Piston Peak for 72 years, Ol’ Jammer knows every trail, stream, rock and tree. This strong and seasoned bus with a gentle soul is eager to share his vast knowledge of the park’s history with the multitude of admiring daily visitors."
Portrayals
- Barry Corbin - Planes: Fire & Rescue
Gallery
