TENTH MOUNTAIN DIVISION

LIVING HISTORY DISPLAY GROUP, INC.

Officers’ Roster

David J. Little: (TenthA86@q.com) President

David serves as one of our founding members and the most public face of this group. His area of knowledge is “all things 10^th”. His display areas include Ordnance, Chaplain, Field Kitchen and Aid Station.

David serves as a director of the Board of Directors of the Tenth Mountain Foundation, the organizer and Master of Ceremonies for the Memorial Day Ceremony at Tennessee Pass, is a past webmaster and honorary member of the National Association of the 10th Mountain Division, serves on the advisory board for the Tenth Mountain Division Resource Center and has been a consultant for National Archives and the U.S. Army Museum System. The son of a WWII veteran, David has studied the history of the Division since 1983, and a student of WWII history all of his life. He lives in Colorado with his wife and 3 children.

John Breeding: (10thordnance@gmail.com) Vice President

John is a U.S. Navy veteran with a strong interest in WWII history. John’s area of expertise is in Ordnance, but he is comfortable in almost all other areas of the display. His role in the group is to check authenticity, ensuring weapons safety and compliance with all possible safety practices. John is a scoundrel and raps to such artists as Ice-T and Milli Vanilli while drinking scotch and smoking illegal Havana stogies saved from his tour at GitMo. John lives in Colorado with his wife and 2 children.

Scott Koskie: (scottkoskie@aol.com) Secretary / Treasurer

Scott is a long-time member who does an outstanding job in this thankless role, maintaining records, filing IRS reports and keeping the rest of us out of trouble. Scott (Skie) lives in rural Colorado with his son, and enjoys an idyllic existence watching tumbleweed and coyotes meander across miles of desolate terrain, much like Chicago or Pittsburgh. Scott travels internationally, carrying large sums of cash to and from members of Congress and their Swiss bankers. His display areas are Infantry and Finance Corps.

Michael Voelkelt: (mvoel7@netzero.com) Publicist & Editor

Since boyhood Mike (Stubs) has always had a strong interest in WWII history because of his family involvement in both Allied and Axis forces during the war. The grandson of WWII veterans, he has actively studied the 10th since 1990. Stubs is a long time military collector and is the unit's "scrounger" because of his uncanny ability to "find" artifacts in the most unusual places. His display areas are Medical, Engineers and Infantry.

As editor of the Blizzard, Mike is always looking for new ideas, and welcomes submissions from the field. Stubs lives in Colorado with his wife and three children.

To say that we enjoy a little humor in our daily operations may be an understatement, but to fully appreciate it, you’ll have to join us for a day (in uniform, of course).

To meet more of our members, visit our PROFILES page.