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J. Harold Dumm, 95, holds an M-1 rifle, the same type he carried in the war at the final reunion for the 10th Mountain Division, the first division in the U.S. military to specialize in mountain warfare being held in Denver, Colorado August 2, 2007. The elite division, long recognized for its major part in ending World War Two, primarily fought in Italy and Germany and is now down to 1,500 survivors out of a division of nearly 16,000. The surviving mountain soldiers range in age from 81 to over 100. Dumm was in the first group to train in the 10th Mountain at Camp Hale in Colorado. REUTERS/Rick Wilking (UNITED STATES)
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J. Harold Dumm, 95, holds an M-1 rifle, the same type he carried in the war at the final reunion for the 10th Mountain Division, the first division in the U.S. military to specialize in mountain warfare being held in Denver, Colorado August 2, 2007. The elite division, long recognized for its major part in ending World War Two, primarily fought in Italy and Germany and is now down to 1,500 survivors out of a division of nearly 16,000. The surviving mountain soldiers range in age from 81 to over 100. Dumm was in the first group to train in the 10th Mountain at Camp Hale in Colorado. REUTERS/Rick Wilking (UNITED STATES)