Ignition tracking data collected with Garmin GPS and Go Pro recorders for prescribed fire research. Ignitions for the Ft. Stewart 2024 prescribed burns were completed primarily with dragon eggs dropped from a helicopter, and the ground ignitions were completed with a terra torch attached to the back of a pickup truck. On the E11.5 burn unit the dragon ball hopper ran at the '2-Fast' speed setting until 15:04 Zulu time when the operator switched to '4-slow' speed setting for the remainder of that unit. On the E16 units the dragon ball hopper ran at the '4-slow' speed setting for the entire burn. The terra torch ignitions were used to set the black line, that is a line of fire set to have a backing fire burn a side of the unit that will "receive" the main ignitions by the helicopter. The remaining ignitions by the terra torch were used to "clean up/mop up" remaining areas around edges of the burn unit that did ignite due to local conditions (e.g. variability in the landscape).