During the war, the 10th Mountain Division was able to penetrate behind the lines from seemingly impossible high alpine launch points. They used a variety of non-traditional transportation mechanisms. Not limited to skis, one could find them in a kayak, a glider, any sort of stealthy mode. Their commander demonstrates one here in footage that was recently declassified.
Monday, October 17, 2016
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During the war, the 10th Mountain Division was able to penetrate behind the lines from seemingly impossible high alpine launch points. They used a variety of non-traditional transportation mechanisms. Not limited to skis, one could find them in a kayak, a glider, any sort of stealthy mode. Their commander demonstrates one here in footage that was recently declassified.
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