Danish Army seeks volunteers for loneliest patrol
Mogens Guldbrandsen issues annual call from Copenhagen for about six healthy Danish sergeants to join a two year expedition across the mountains and ice of north and northeast Greenland. The mission upholds Denmark's sovereignty over a vast uninhabited Arctic region and demands resilience calm under pressure and rugged endurance.
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Denmark
Mogens Guldbrandsen
Greenland
Guldbrandsen
Danes Train For Greenland Patrol Duty With Sirius Dogs
Recruits endure medical and dental work and five months training at the Norwegian Winter Warfare School before joining the Sirius dog sled patrols in Greenland. The unit, active 93 years, guards a vast Arctic coast, dispenses justice, transports mail, and watches for prospectors in a national park. Patrols face blizzards, extreme cold, and months of solitary patrol with ten dogs and one partner, all while maintaining a Danish presence amid harsh isolation.
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Daytona Beach Rejects Sharks Conference Host Role
Daytona Beach officials refused to host the Sharks in Perspective conference citing recent shark attack publicity and suggesting a neutral site like Panama. Dale Beaumariage of the Florida Bureau of Marine Sciences said sponsors asked the city to host the November 20 event, but Daytona Beach declined. Sea World near Orlando quickly agreed to host the conference.
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Associated Press
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Dale Beaumariage
State Bureau of Marine Sciences
Beaumaniage
University of Florida
Sea World
Orlando
Beaumariage
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