Mystery Glimpse: Bang, Bang
The First Glimpse Challenge This Season Is Not What You Think.
This Mystery Glimpse photo comes from the archives of the Alf Engen Ski Museum in Park City, UT. Take a virtual tour of the museum’s collection by clicking here.
The Mystery Glimpse feature posts a photo from one of the ski industry’s wonderful museums. Often these museums are located at or near ski resorts. They preserve and maintain unique assortments of ski history memorabilia, artifacts, documents, publications, and photographs. We are very grateful that so many ski museums are sharing photographs with our readers.
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Looks like target practice at Camp Hale by members of the 10th Mountain Division
Rifle range practice for 10th Mtn Div. Probably Camp Hale, CO
Practice or qualifying for sharp shooter for the 10th Mtn. Div.. Most of their training was at Camp Hale, but they also trained at other locations in NY State,(I think) and also on snow in the West Coast State mountains.
Biathalon contest (ski and shoot) between the 10th Mountain Division trainees at Camp Hale