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Re: Webelos Colors

Robert Gerhard (RAGerhard@AOL.COM)
Wed, 19 Aug 1998 23:25:35 EDT


In a message dated 98-08-19, Mike Walton wrote:

<< The WEBELOS Badge colors should be worn immediately below and
touching the USA Flag emblem on the right shoulder sleeve, as if
it was a Den number (because it is a Den "emblem" of sorts). There
should be a short separation between the Patrol emblem and the USA
flag emblem for the wearing of the WEBELOS badge colors if your
Pack chooses to use the Patrol emblem and WEBELOS badge colors
together. >>

A "short seperation" doesn't allow for the colors. And if you use short
sleeved shirts with the patrol emblem, there is not room for much more than
the flag, emblem and QU. (In fact, the flag and colors barely fit on some of
these little guys!)

<< Don't worry about wearing the WEBELOS Badge colors with the Patrol
emblem...they are in the SAME WEBELOS "Den" (patrol), right?? >>

Wrong. Two patrols in the same pack would have different emblems. For
example, we had two dens of boys come up through the pack. Last year they
moved from being Den 1 and Den 2 into the Scorpion Patrol and Panther Patrol.

In practice, our boys end up wearing the colors over their patrol emblems.
It's the only way they all fit!!!

YiS
Robert Gerhard
Cubmaster & Webelos ADL, BSA Pack 83
Co-Leader, GSUSA Cadette Troop 2825
Fort Worth, Texas

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