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Military Recognition for Young Greenlanders: "They Shoot Better than People Who Have Been in the System for 20 Years"

Summary by Jyllands-Posten
At what is perhaps the most beautiful shooting range in the kingdom, young Greenlanders are practicing what a soldier should be able to do: kill. But Arctic Basic Training, which will be visited by King Frederik, has a broader aim and is intended to make Greenland more robust. Now it is being expanded so that more people will have the chance to contribute to the defense of Greenland.

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Military Recognition for Young Greenlanders: "They Shoot Better than People Who Have Been in the System for 20 Years"

At what is perhaps the most beautiful shooting range in the kingdom, young Greenlanders are practicing what a soldier should be able to do: kill. But Arctic Basic Training, which will be visited by King Frederik, has a broader aim and is intended to make Greenland more robust. Now it is being expanded so that more people will have the chance to contribute to the defense of Greenland.

·Aarhus, Denmark
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Jyllands-Posten broke the news in Aarhus, Denmark on Tuesday, February 17, 2026.
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