A "Water Bomber" is an aircraft specifically designed to combat wildfires by dropping large amounts of water or fire retardant on burning areas. These planes can be modified commercial airliners or purpose-built firefighting aircraft. They play a crucial role in controlling and extinguishing fires, especially in remote or hard-to-reach locations. Water Bombers are often deployed in coordination with ground firefighting teams. They can refill their tanks from nearby water sources, such as lakes or rivers, allowing for rapid response to changing fire conditions. Their effectiveness can significantly reduce the spread of wildfires, protecting both natural habitats and human communities.