Inside Greenland’s Arctic Basic Training as Young Recruits Learn Defence and Rescue Skills | AC1B

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Young Greenlanders are tackling gas-mask drills, military training and emergency rescue exercises in a six-month Arctic programme run by Denmark’s Joint Arctic Command. Based in Kangerlussuaq, the course prepares recruits for defence, firefighting and search-and-rescue missions, testing their physical endurance and mental resilience. For more details, watch our story and subscribe to our channel, DRM News. Young Greenlanders Face Gas-Mask Drills in Arctic Training for Defence and Emergency Rescue Inside Greenland’s Arctic Basic Training as Young Recruits Learn Defence and Rescue Skills ‘Defend Their Own Country’: Commander Explains Greenland’s Arctic Military Training Programme ‘I Wanted to Try New Things’: Greenland Recruit Johannes Takes On Arctic Basic Training Greenland, Arctic basic training, Greenland military training, young Greenlanders, Denmark Joint Arctic Command, Kangerlussuaq, Arctic defence, gas mask training, CBRN training, Greenland recruits, military drills, emergenc

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