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Sounds like we need to spin off a thread.

I'm with Eagle92, and wearing a Vintage 2008 uniform.

"Being in the Army is just like being in the Boy Scouts, except the Boy Scouts have adult supervision."

Wait... TAN and red numbers? Not white? These I have not seen. Will Little Joey be wearing a tan shirt since that's what his Cub leader is wearing? I'm really not trying to be argumentative (well, maybe just a little ) just trying to make sense of the policy.

Well, that's pretty clear. I don't quite get the reasoning though. The red numbers on the centennial shirt just look wrong. If it's because the boys wear red numbers, well, the boys also wear a blue shirt. My cubmaster & I agree though--since it was once a "legal" combination, it still is.

Show me the page. I'm just saying that if it's wrong on the inspection sheet, maybe BSA and Scoutsuff aren't talking to one another.

>(still trying to figure out how high above the pocket the thing goes) Centered between the top of the pocket and the shoulder seam.

I keep seeing people saying CS leaders wear the red numbers on the Centennial shirt, but what I haven't seen is something from BSA that says so, clearly and unambiguously. And one catalog sheet that says so isn't clear and unambiguous. I have a uniform inspection sheet with a model wearing a Centennial uniform, a Cubmaster patch, green numbers and a Wolf cap--an "illegal" combination (only Den Leaders wear the den cap as adults), so I don't trust Scoutstuff.org. So, who has a link? "I heard it at..." won't do.