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Inside the 10th Mountain Division: The U.S. Army’s Most Deployed Unit
« on: April 30, 2025, 08:48:06 am »
Inside the 10th Mountain Division: The U.S. Army’s Most Deployed Unit

The 10th Mountain Division is one of the most storied and active units in the U.S. Army, known for its expertise in mountain and Arctic warfare. Based out of Fort Drum and Fort Polk, this light infantry division has been deployed more than any other since 2001. Despite the irony of its location—nowhere near actual mountains—the division regularly trains in Alaska for cold-weather and mountainous conditions. With rapid deployment capabilities and a broad range of military occupational specialties, the 10th plays a crucial role in global operations. This video explores its history, mission, structure, and continued relevance.


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