Wesley Eastis

Marine Corps Air Station (MCAS) Miramar's Crash Fire Rescue (CFR) unit has a distinguished history of providing rapid emergency response and fire protection services for the air station and its aircraft. Established as part of MCAS Miramar’s essential support operations, the CFR unit has played a critical role since the air station’s transition from Navy to Marine Corps control in 1997. The unit is staffed by highly trained Marines and civilian firefighters, specializing in aircraft rescue, firefighting, and hazardous material response. Over the years, MCAS Miramar CFR has responded to numerous emergencies, both on the airfield and within the local community, demonstrating its commitment to safety, readiness, and support for military aviation operations.