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Of all the stories to come out of the Second World War， the little known subject of this 1995 documentary ranks as one of the most fascinating. Sometimes lively and stirring archival footage is coupled with present-day interviews of veterans to shape a portrait of the 10th Mountain Division， an unlikely group of skiers and mountaineers trained to combat the Nazis in the difficult terrain of the Italian Alps. Chronicling the origins of the division， with its beginnings in the burgeoning phenomenon of the sport in the 1930s through its formation by civilian authorities in anticipation of coming U.S. involvement in World War II， Fire on the Mountain illustrates the difficult training in the Colorado Rockies that prepared the men for the assault on Riva Ridge against an all but impenetrable Nazi foothold in the Italian mountains. With a combination of luck， perseverance， and sacrifice， the men of the 10th Mountain Division succeed in capturing a vital position in the European theater， helping to turn the tide of the war. The film by Beth Gage and George Gage shows the impact these men had not only on the outcome of the war， but on the sport of skiing and the emergence of the Rocky Mountain region as the historical center of the pastime. With its vivid imagery and historical impact， Fire on the Mountain is sure to appeal to history buffs and ski bums alike. --Robert Lane