10th Mountain Division and Military Records 
The 10th Mountain Division, specializing in mountain and winter warfare, trained at Camp Hale, Colorado, during World War II. In 1987, the National Association of the 10th Mountain Division, consisting of veterans of the World War II division, designated the Denver Public Library Western History Department and the Colorado Historical Society as joint repositories of their historical materials.
Numerous portions of the 10th Mountain Division collection have been digitized. Approximately eight-hundred photographs, which document training activities as well as combat operations during World War II, are available through our Digital Collections.
Use the Name Lookup Index to determine if a person was a member of the 10th Mountain Division, and the company or Regiment with which he served.
To get to the 10th Mountain Division Photographs, use the Quick Photo Search box to the left on this page or the Quick Photo Search box on the Digital Collections home page. If you simply enter a search for "10th Mountain" without quotes, you will obtain 830 images that you can scroll through. Some of the descendants consider this to be rather fun. This is fairly inefficient way to search so try searches like "10th Mountain Riva Ridge", "10th Mountain Belvedere" for some of the significant battles, or "10th Mountain Skiing" "10th Mountain Rock Climbing" or my personal favorite, "10th Mountain mules" in order to narrow down what you are looking for.
Listing of Colorado veterans who served in the United States military during the Civil War.
Members of the Grand Army of the Republic from Colorado who were buried in the G.A.R. burial ground at Riverside Cemetery. Includes those buried and later removed from Calvary [Catholic], Hebrew, and Old City [Mount Prospect] cemeteries, Denver.
Digitization of these directories is ongoing, and they will be made available as they are completed.
Location of the burial place of each fallen soldier is given.
Index to World War I draft registration cards on microfilm.
Index to World War I draft registration cards on microfilm.
Names of men who were drafted for active service for World War I from Colorado counties, except Denver.
Names of men and women from Denver who lost their lives during WWI. List taken from the article, "Hail, Heroes! Hail!" which appeared in the Denver Post, November 11, 1920.
Lists of members of the Grand Army of the Republic and the name of their post in Nebraska.
Composed of 2 files:
Alphabetical index of draft registration cards for men living in Nebraska.
Listing of Colorado's war dead and those missing in action during World War II.
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