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By RememberSchiff · Posted
Boy Scout commercial featuring Astronaut Jim Lovell. -
By RememberSchiff · Posted
Agree. Harold excels in his research and presentation of Scouting history. -
Harold has a new historical tape on Green Bar Bill on the Museum site. Just in case someone may wish to go and take a look. If you have not watched and listened to any of his pieces, you should, in my view. Some interesting stuff, and he digs beyond the norm. -
Support from the council is one of those weird things. The council is the volunteers; there is no one to help if no one is staffing those district and council committees. If your time at the troop is sunsetting, and if the troop is folding, it might be time to consider a district role. -
By RememberSchiff · Posted
From Google AI Overview Jim Lovell, the astronaut famous for commanding the Apollo 13 mission, was also a dedicated Boy Scout who achieved the highest rank of Eagle Scout. He was actively involved in Scouting, serving as lodge treasurer for Mikano Lodge in Milwaukee. Lovell's Scouting background is highlighted by his achievement of Eagle Scout and his later involvement with the Order of the Arrow, where he was an Arrowman. Here's a more detailed look at Jim Lovell's Scouting journey: Eagle Scout: Jim Lovell achieved the Eagle Scout rank, the highest advancement award in Boy Scouts, according to the National Eagle Scout Association. Order of the Arrow: He was an Arrowman, a member of the Order of the Arrow, which is an honor society within the Boy Scouts of America. Mikano Lodge: Lovell served as the lodge treasurer for Mikano Lodge in Milwaukee. Space Exploration: Lovell's dedication to Scouting extended to his time as an astronaut. He even took a Mikano Lodge flap with him on the Apollo 8 mission, which orbited the moon. He had hoped to take one to the lunar surface on Apollo 13, but the mission was aborted. National Recognition: Lovell received the Distinguished Eagle Scout Award in 1990, according to the National Eagle Scout Association and served as President of the National Eagle Scout Association (NESA) in the mid-1990s. Inspiration: Lovell's Scouting background has been highlighted as an example of how the skills and values instilled through Scouting can contribute to success in other fields, including space exploration, according to NASA
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