'Proud member of Canadian Army': Polar bear promoted to master corporal on her birthday

A female polar bear who was opted to Canian armed forces has risen to ranks to become horary master corporal. Named Ju, polar bear was born on vember 11 in 2015 and was opted by Canian army and given title of a private, a statement by Toronto zoo revealed. On her first birthday, she was granted title of corporal in army which was raised to master corporal on her fifth birthday.

"By promoting Ju to rank of Horary Master Corporal, we continue to recognize her as a valued member of Canian Army community and we recognize her ongoing growth and development. In her short career, Ju has demonstrated her strength, bravery, agility and resilience - at home and while on an 18-month deployment on Op SOCIALIZATION in Winnipeg. re she vanced her leership skills and we are confident that she will continue her development as a polar bear and a proud member of Canian Army," Brigier-General Conr Mialkowski, Commander of 4th Canian Division and Joint Task Force Central said in a statement.

good news soon spre like fire on internet with post racking up nearly 100 likes. "Ar milestone for #ju ! Thank you for supporting #polarbears," wrote a user.  "Happy Birthday & congrats to Horary MCpl Ju for her promotion on her 5th birthday," ded ar. "Congratulations, Master Corporal Ju!," wrote a third. 

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