Canadian Ranger thankful to live in peace this Remembrance Day
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Sgt. Dinos Tikivik joined the Canadian Rangers in 1990, when his dad said they needed younger recruits.
Tikivik said he only needed to sign three sheets of paper to enlist and had to buy his own snowmobile at The Bay, where Iqaluit’s Northern store is now.
On one of his first operations, he guided Canadian Armed Forces personnel onto the land for their weapons training, where soldiers used machine guns and M16 rifles.
“To be part of an operation of a whole battalion of like 190 pe
Tikivik said he only needed to sign three sheets of paper to enlist and had to buy his own snowmobile at The Bay, where Iqaluit’s Northern store is now.
On one of his first operations, he guided Canadian Armed Forces personnel onto the land for their weapons training, where soldiers used machine guns and M16 rifles.
“To be part of an operation of a whole battalion of like 190 pe
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