Papers, 1992-1998.

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Papers, 1992-1998.

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Includes correspondence from Carmichael's term as National Association of the 10th Mountain Division, President regarding: service awards, Blizzard, by-laws, the future of the organization, memorial funds, estates, Executive Committee, Foundation and IFMS. Also contains National Association policies, rosters, information about the Resource Center, reunion information and the Tribute to Fort Dunn.

2 linear ft. (2 boxes)

Denver Public Library, Central Library

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Denver Public Library, Central Library

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United States. Army. Mountain Division, 10th

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The 10th Mountain Division, a full division of the United States Army, specializing in mountain and winter warfare, trained at Camp Hale, Colorado, during World War II. Experienced in skiing, mountaineering and cold-weather survival as well as military tactics, the soldiers fought enemy forces in the Italian Campaign of 1945. Dubbed the "ski troops" by the press, the 10th Mountain Division remains the only military division recruited by a civilian organization, the National Ski Patrol. Many 10th...

Carmichael, Dean G.

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Born (1925) in Spokane, Washington. Graduated from Lewis and Clark High School. Entered the service on November 15, 1943 and received his basic training at Fort Benning, Georgia. Volunteered for service with the 10th Mountain Division and arrived at Camp Hale in January, 1944. Assigned to the 110th Mountain Signal Company. Following his discharge, enrolled at Washington State University and graduated in 1950. Retired in 1987 following 35 years in the insurance industry. Active with the National ...

National Association of the 10th Mountain Division, Inc.

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The National Association of the 10th Mountain Division was founded after the World War II by a handful of combat veterans determined to form an alumni organization that would carry on the traditions of the 10th Mountain Division as one of the most unique combat forces in American military history. Its purposes include fostering friendships among all soldiers of the 10th, and encouraging mountain and winter warfare training within the armed forces of the United States. As of 2007, The National As...