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Re: patrol name changes

Alan Houser (troop24@EMF.NET)
Thu, 13 Aug 1998 23:11:40 -0700


Jason Cruse <jcruse@SOCKET.NET> wrote:

>I'm curious about how often troops allow patrols to change their name? I
>have a group of boys in a patrol right now that don't like their name, and
>want to change it. No particular reason, and it is not a newly created
>patrol.

We allow a patrol to change its name if there has been a reorganization and
two or more patrols are being merged. Otherwise, a patrol may change its name
only if it is willing to create a new flag and buy the emblems themselves.

One other restriction: they must use the standard BSA patrol emblems. We
allow a lot of latitude with the name, but it must relate to a standard
emblem. Thus we have an Aztec Patrol (Indian Chief) and a Lumberjack Patrol
(Pine Tree, but turned 90 degrees to the right).


YiS,

Alan R. Houser ** troop24@emf.net
** Scoutmaster, Troop 24, Berkeley, California **
** WWW page ** http://www.emf.net/~troop24/t24.html **
Scoutmaster, Mt. Diablo Silverado Council Jamboree Troop #637
** http://www.geocities.com/Yosemite/Trails/9637/ **

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