The Toroiding Inferno

I've got another question I can't seem to find an answer to. I think that maybe I just don't know the proper words to find the info, but the concept gave me an idea anyway.

Question:
How is the cohesiveness of a vortex ring affected if expelled from a spinning launcher?
The torus ring would not only be inverting but also rotating either clockwise or counter.

I'm sure somebody must have played around with the physics of this but after wading through as much about vortexes as I can take in, I can't find that particular study.

Anyyhoo... I am wondering if massive, (and I mean massive), spinning vortex rings launched ground-wards from the air might not have the effect of containing wildfires early by trapping them within tornados, which we could direct the movements of, with low pressure systems of a continual aerial bombardment.

I doubt that the heat of the fire would allow the vortex rings to reach ground before their energy is dissipated, but a directed series of these vortices from an angle at a single target could deliver not only CO2 but extremely cold CO2 very close to the base of a wildfire interface.

Once a section of fire begins to tornado it will generate its own rotational energy causing air to be pulled in from all sides rather than being allowed to move with the direction if the wind. This would trap embers and exploding trees within a spinning column chimney which should push heated cinders and ash far enough into the atmosphere that they would cool before reaching ground again.