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Hi...is the scouter from the KC area who put together a list of all camps with what MBs they offer still out there or if someone has his work, please message me. Thanks -
By InquisitiveScouter · Posted
That was her Gold Award Project for GSUSA, not an Eagle Scout Service Project for Scouting America. Her ESSP was for Richfield Heritage Preserve. -
By Eagle94-A1 · Posted
I thought an Eagle project could not benefit Scouting? -
By RememberSchiff · Posted
7/20/2025 Update: Montville Boy Scouts Blast Off to Global Victory, Win International Rocketry Challenge in Paris ...The winning team was composed of rising Montville Township High School sophomore Thomas Jenkins, and Delbarton School students Makayo “Mak” Cheung (rising sophomore) and Chase Eagan (rising senior). Their Parisian adventure, spanning from June 17 to June 22, had to begin with some tweaking of their rocket from the U.S. competition, such as adapting their rocket to the Paris launch tower. Cheung explained, “The (launch) rail was a rectangle shape, which caused a lot of friction.” The team engineered a solution by changing to a circular-shaped rail guide they purchased online and creating custom parts to integrate it with their rocket. The International Rocketry Challenge is composed of a speech portion and a launch portion. "For the speech, we were the third team, and we were very nervous," Jenkins admitted. "But we were rehearsing with each other, and it felt like we did very well." Their presentation covered their rocket’s design, testing procedures, and the intricate steps of their design process, followed by a Q&A session. It represented 40% of their total score in the competition. "They asked us about the challenges we faced in the design process," Eagan said. Their extensive prep was rewarded, as Eagan said they received the "highest score on the presentation." The launch day brought its own set of pressures. "We had to get up very early,” Eagan said. “We were all in the same room, and we were preparing our rockets and making safety checks.” Being the first to launch added to the anxiety. "That was a lot of pressure,” said Eagan. “We didn’t want to start off poorly.” The suspense continued as they had to wait until the next day for the official results, unsure of their egg's survival or their exact altitude compared to other teams, although they knew they had the best time. The international competition proved to be incredibly close. "The UK team was closer in altitude, being 2 ft off, whereas we were 30 feet off," Cheung said, but that didn’t bother the team, since they had made a strategic decision early on. "At the beginning of the season, we decided that we wanted to value time over altitude, and that trade-off helped us with the final results," Cheung explained. Their strategic decision ultimately secured their victory... More at Source with photos: https://www.tapinto.net/towns/montville/sections/community-life/articles/montville-boy-scouts-blast-off-to-global-victory-win-international-rocketry-challenge-in-paris Next ... the NASA Student Launch Initiative program. Scout Salute! -
By RememberSchiff · Posted
Outdoor Warning System vs Lightning Detection System, a 2018 video from the Office of Emergency Management of Irving, TX.
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