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1940-1945: View of Camp Hale from a distance showing buildings and training areas. Taken during World War II. Writing on photo: "Camp Hale - Tennesse [sic] Pass between Leadville and Red Cliff, Colo."
[Title supplied from catalog prepared by the Eagle County Historical Society.]
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Clipping from Zinc Magazine [[no date] "Thomas E. Knight, Watchman, Gilman; MacDonald, Army."
"J'ai decoupe ca dans le journal de la cie de Gilman pour vous faire voir Tom. [Micheline Knight] [I've clipped this from the Gilman Company magazine so you could see Tom.]
83. Private Bearden
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Private Ellis B. Bearden, U.S. Army Private on Amble, the horse. The photo was taken June 30, 1942. Private Ellis joined the Army in February 1942.
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Barracks at Camp Hale. Parking lot for servicemen's vehicles at right in photo.
[Title supplied from catalog prepared by the Eagle County Historical Society.]
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George Nelson Yost sends a his official United States Air Force photograph to a special person. The photo was originally black and white but has been colored in.
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Soldiers mustering in front of a building at Camp Hale. Snow is falling. Crane in background; wooden barricade in foreground.
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"Our Boys," in the Army, marching in a parage at Boulder, Colorado, 1918.
88. Willis H. Staup
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Willis H. Staup, born August 18, 1895, in Whitewater, Colorado. His family moved to Gypsum in 1903 and operated the Gypsum Hotel. Mr. Staup was inducted into the army on 20 October, 1917, and saw service in France and Germany. He was discharged April 29, 1919. Willis was the son of W.T. and Lovella Staup. He married Pearl Mitchell on the 25th of December in 1919. He later worked as an electrician for Eagle River Electric Company.
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Soldiers with duffle bags and rifles in front of the barracks at Camp Hale.
[Title supplied from catalog prepared by the Eagle County Historical Society.]
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Ski troops training at Cooper Hill, Camp Hale. Rope tow used, centerground.
[Title supplied from catalog prepared by the Eagle County Historical Society.]
91. Joe Walsh
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Joe Walsh in World War I uniform.
[Title supplied from catalog prepared by the Eagle County Historical Society.]
92. Unidentified man
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Man with beard, hat, pipe, lace-up boots and cane standing next to automobile outside barracks at Camp Hale.
[Title supplied from catalog prepared by the Eagle County Historical Society.]
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Soldiers saluting while standing on parade float, Fourth of July, 1919. Two additional vehicles parked behind the float/truck.
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Bruce Beck and Albert Quinn Beck at the Beck home in Red Cliff. Bruce was later killed in Korea on Heartbreak Ridge. Quinn is wearing his Navy uniform.
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1944: Fifteen ski troopers in mid-ground, skiing. Carrying packs and ski poles. Additional figures in background.
[Title supplied from catalog prepared by the Eagle County Historical Society.]
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Ivan Lon "Ike" Dump with wife, Joy Marfitano Dump (Boltjes) standing next to the wood shed off the kitchen of their house, shortly before Ike left for WW II. Children, Ernie Dump Dumph and Betty Mae Dump (Elsberry) are standing in front of them.
The house belonged to the John and Alton Paddock family. The Paddock's permitted Joy and her children to house-sit rent free while Ike was overseas.
In the background are two tiers of cribbing that shored...
97. Camp Hale
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The remains of Camp Hale in 1948.
98. Bill Long
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Potrait of Bill Long on French photo postcard. Dressed in World War I Army uniform for studio portrait.
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Marker for Roy Raymond Lawrence, Idaho, PFC, 43 BN, US Guards, World War 1, Oct. 31, 1892-Dec. 17, 1965, in Fairview Cemetery.
100. Claudie E. Beard
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Military marker for: "Claudie E. Beard, Colorado, Pvt. 1Cl. U.S. Army, March 26, 1933 March 26, 1933." There is a cross engraved at the top of the marker.