Groups: 10th Mountain Division, 1940s

File — Box: 8, Folder: 1

Staff Only

Scope and Contents

Photograph number 1: The 10th Mountain Division insignia
Photograph number 2: Front page of the 10th Mountain Division newspaper, "Blizzard," which highlighted a sketch by Sgt. Jacues Parker of the famous assault on Riva Ridge during World War II.
Photograph number 3: Illustration, by an artist named Benson, of a 10th Mountain Division ski trooper on night patrol during World War II.
Photograph number 4: The March 1943 issue of The Saturday Evening Post that brought significant notoriety to the 10th Mountain Division.
Photograph number 5: Photo of a 10th Mountain Division soldier during World War II
Photograph number 6: Memorable image of a lone 10th Mountain Division soldier
Photograph number 7: Montgomery "Monty" M. Atwater, member of the 10th Mountain Division during World War II, being highlighted in the Salt Lake Tribune.
Photograph number 8: Soldiers of the 10th Mountain Division returning to Camp Hale after a long tiring training session
Photograph number 9: Soldiers of the 10th Mountain Division on Riva Ridge in Italy's Apennines
Photograph number 10: Camp Hale, home of the 10th Mountain Division
Photograph number 11-12: Troops
Photograph number 13: Member of the 10th Mountain Division standing near Mount Holy Cross, near Camp Hale, circa 1943
Photograph number 14: T. Sergeant Torger Tokle shortly before he was killed by an incoming German mortar shell in early March, 1945.
Photograph number 15: First Sergeant. Walter Prager at Camp Hale, circa 1944
Photograph number 16: Charles Minot "Minnie" Dole "Father of the National Ski Patrol System" and industrial figure in the establishment of the famed 10th Mountain Division.
Photograph number 17: Roger Langely, Minot "Minnie" Dole, Paul Lafferty at Camp Hale, Colorado, 1943

Dates

1940s

Conditions Governing Access

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