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Retired in 1989 after 23 years in the military then worked as an electronic technician until 2006 when the wife and I retired and became full-time RVers. We spend our time now traveling around the country and volunteering in state parks and this summer in Allegheny National Forest. It's a truly great lifestyle!

Retired in 1989 after 23 years in the military then worked as an electronic technician until 2006 when the wife and I retired and became full-time RVers. We spend our time now traveling around the country and volunteering in state parks and this summer in Allegheny National Forest. It's a truly great lifestyle!

Retired in 1989 after 23 years in the military then worked as an electronic technician until 2006 when the wife and I retired and became full-time RVers. We spend our time now traveling around the country and volunteering in state parks and this summer in Allegheny National Forest. It's a truly great lifestyle!

Retired in 1989 after 23 years in the military then worked as an electronic technician until 2006 when the wife and I retired and became full-time RVers. We spend our time now traveling around the country and volunteering in state parks and this summer in Allegheny National Forest. It's a truly great lifestyle!

Thank you all for the warm welcome. Hopefully I will be able to add as much to the forum as I know will get out of it. It's a pleasure to be among such a fine group of scouters.

I'm new to the group and am currently residing (camped?) in Texas. I found the Scouter forums while searching for information on a favorite Scout Camp of my youth, Camp Tionesta near Tionesta, Pennsylvania. Although I'm retired and have been away from scouting for some time, I still remember the good times and life lessons learned in Troop 141, Allegheny Council. My wife and I are full-time RVers now so I guess I still use some of the skills learned as a scout. I know things have changed a lot since my scouting days but I'm glad that the organization is still alive and well and still helpi