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Patrol Size

Doug Gentry (dwgentry@POLARCONSULT.COM)
Fri, 29 Mar 1996 17:08:01 -0800


Jeff Glaze noted...

>I have alway felt that in a large
>Troop, the patrol sized 8-12 boys will often present itself for trips and other
>activities with 6-8 boys, thus allowing for a reasonbly full patrol for the
>activity, and plenty of Scouts available for duty roster assignments, and for
>interpatrol activities.

I agree. I just had this conversation with the ASM who will be taking over
as SM from me this June. With so many sports, Hebrew School, music, and
other conflicts, it is great to have a large patrol which can then field
5-8 Scouts for any particular activity.

...Doug Gentry

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