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At the age of 18, Frank Dyke joined the 59th Heavy
Nfld. Regiment and fought in WWII. In 1955, he joined the
Royal Canadian Air Force and served at a number of
postings including Goose Bay, Fort Churchill, and France.
At the end of his military career, he took a job with the
Department of External Affairs, spending two years at the
Embassy in Moscow. Later he was a radio operator offshore in
Venezuela, the North Sea, and on the Ocean Ranger.
After this he began working for the United Nations as a Communications
Director, travelling to Khartoum, Sudan, with the UN World
Food Program during a time of rampant famine.
To Be Frank brings to life the most memorable
adventures of this extraordinary Newfoundlander
soft cover173 pages
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