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mrjohns2

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    From Illinois, part of Scouts since Tiger Cub in 1982.

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  1. But it IS doing business as Scouting America. It changed the name it goes by. Does that help?
  2. Interesting. Not a bad article. One interesting part is she seems to imply that she was the one who broke the barrier to girls being members. I wonder how much effect she had on the decision. I assume 0%, or it was one of a thousands societal changes that nudged it.
  3. There was a window when the medals had not been made yet, but the old with withdrawn, I believe.
  4. All camps? It would need to be updated often (annually or more frequently).
  5. Check out the guide to safe scouting and safe swim defense. What do they say?
  6. They aren’t teams, they are patrols. They aren’t junior scouts, they are scouts or new scouts. They aren’t lead by an ASM, but by a PL and a troop guide. It’s been awhile, 31 years, I suggest reading the PL, SPL, and SM (Unit Leader) handbooks again. Words matter.
  7. This doesn't much sound like Scouts. Why not put the skills into practice in their current patrols on the normal upcoming campouts?
  8. Again, I’m guessing this is local. All units in our council are 4 digits. Most, not all boy troops start with a 1, some with a 2. Most packs are 4, some start 3. All crews start with a 9. Ships I’ve seen start with 1. Almost all girl troops start with a 6, but one starts with a 1.
  9. In your council. Our council the packs, boy troop, girl troops, and crews all have different numbers.
  10. Thanks so much for the educated and diverse perspective. You are probably pretty unique to be a vigil, who has gone so far as attend NOACs, and been a firecrafter and experienced camp with micosay. Very neat. You reinforced my assumptions about micosay.
  11. The midwest camps I’ve attended don’t “do” footlockers. It is a “funny”, to me, regional thing.
  12. No, there is a change. The outside groups that do their own range safety still are stopped. That is a real change.
  13. Stand downs are very standard in the area of industrial construction I work. If there is an injury or serious near miss, a stand down is issued. Initial facts are gathered and any prudent immediate follow up is taken before restarting. For very serious incidents, sometimes multiple common sites are on stand down until imitate follow-up is understood or complete.
  14. @ThenNow Thank you for sharing the darkest moments anyone can imagine, but in the post, and in past ones. It provides perspective that many don't have. I kept wondering what you were thinking and if you had sworn off this site for good. Keep on, keeping on.
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