{"version":1,"type":"rich","provider_name":"Libsyn","provider_url":"https:\/\/www.libsyn.com","height":90,"width":600,"title":"Camp Hale, Part 4: Episode 14","description":"Featuring all-original research, this revelatory episode reveals how David Brower helped revolutionize American climbing from within the ranks of the 10th Mountain Division.  The story also examines the extraordinary new recruits who made up the 86th Mountain Infantry Regiment and the parallel development of the 10th Cavalry Reconnaissance Troop and the Mountain Training Group.   Highlights include: \u2022 David Brower\u2019s Rock Climbing chapter and its influence on military and civilian climbing \u2022 The influx of the remarkable new soldiers of the 86th Mountain Infantry Regiment \u2022 The evolution of the 10th Cavalry Reconnaissance Troop and Mountain Training Group \u2022 How the Camp Hale experiment helped shape postwar American outdoor culture Resources & Bonus Content: christianbeckwith.com Sponsors: CiloGear: Premium alpine backpacks \u2013 cilogear.com (Code: rucksack) DPS Skis: Designing the world's most advanced skis - dpsskis.com Snake River Brewing: Wyoming\u2019s oldest and America's most award-winning small craft brewery \u2013 snakeriverbrewing.com Support Ninety-Pound Rucksack on Patreon for early access, bonus interviews, and illustrated transcripts. Special thanks to our newest patrons: Jerry Laverty, Kenneth Brooks, Carter Hatton, Mark Wharton, Eric Corbett, Nairb Lenz, Sydney Palmer, Dan Burgette, Dave Rhodes, Andrew Wilhelm, Neil Gallensky, Paul Kuenn, Chad Horne and Justin Colquhoun. ","author_name":"Ninety-Pound Rucksack","author_url":"https:\/\/christianbeckwith.com\/","html":"