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Woodbadge Patrol Yells
ssgjbroyles replied to cajuncody's topic in Wood Badge and adult leader training
Beaver C3-138-16 GOT TREE? -
Our committee chair just passed over the weekend and I am putting together a memorial service for Scouters and Scouts in our Pack. How do I find out what awards that she may be eligible to receive that can be posthumously awarded?
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The up to date training is now on my.scouting.org
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Are Elective Arrows obsolete? How do we compete with Belt Loops/Pins?
ssgjbroyles replied to Pack18Alex's topic in Cub Scouts
Believe me, belt loops ARE ON INTERNET ADVANCEMENT!!! I just updated my Pack's records...more like am progressing nicely on it. Belt Loops are recorded on Internet Advancement. -
Sounds like my '06 snub nose...LOL We're planning this route for my pack. Either myself or my girlfriend will drive (volunteering our time), pack gets a 50% discount
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What about those of us that have a position in one pack, another position in a second pack, and on the District Roundtable Staff? I can't really afford 3 shirts, and I don't really like my left sleeve looking like a giant strip of velcro (with badge magic behind the velcro)
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Right now, I just want to know if we can wear them!!!!!!!!!!!!! During September, I try to wear either my BDU Kilt or my Army tartan anytime that I am not required to be wearing pants to raise awareness for the male specific cancers (aka Kilted To Kick Cancer)
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While you wait to get on the committee, with the permission of the committee chair and the Council Executive, you'll also have to do the following: -If you're not already a registered Scouter, pay $35 to become a registered alumni. looks like on the website they want you to pay the $35 even if you ARE a registered Scouter. A worthy investment
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I'm old school enough (as I stated earlier) to tuck the collar under like I was taught.
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When I was a Cub and Boy Scout many moons ago, we either a) tucked our shirt collar in and wore the neckerchief w/slide b) got a BSA shirt without a collar Now some 30 years later, I see the collar being worn over the neckerchief, which made me yelp like a dog getting its tail stepped on. Which is correct? Under the collar? Collar tucked in? IMHO, if you want your collar out, get a bolo.
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U.S. Army and the Boy Scouts
ssgjbroyles replied to RememberSchiff's topic in Open Discussion - Program
The main difference between the two is ADULT LEADERSHIP (I know it's an old joke, and I was a Scout, AM a Scouter, and also a Retired Soldier) -
Ok. They were phased out. Thanks. I now let you resume hijacking this thread (already in progress)
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Whatever happened to the belt loops that we got in the late 80s as Skill Awards for T-2-1? I miss seeing that old "Boy Scout Armor".