What year did Bear Grylls become the youngest Chief Scout?
2009
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Answer
In 2009, Bear Grylls became the youngest Chief Scout at the age of 35. This appointment marked a significant milestone in the history of the Scout movement, as Grylls brought a fresh perspective and a renewed commitment to adventure and outdoor education. His passion for survival skills and his dedication to inspiring young people made him an ideal choice for the role.
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