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Boy Scouts

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Any Boy Scouts here. I'm going for Star.



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wiley sharp
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not me, but I am an airforce bratt. my dad just retired after 20 years of hard service as a survival instructor, he was awardeed the purple heart. his special forces team got me into spyderco.
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Keep up the good work, most scouts don’t make it past 1st class.

I'm an Eagle Scout with three Eagle Scout Palms: Bronze, Gold, & Silver. There is a description of the palms in your Scout book.


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Rookie:
Scouting has been a part of my life. I made it to the rank of Life, I have been a Scoutmaster, committee member, Advancement Chairman, Committee Charman,etc. for the past
50 years. Being a Boy Scout has made sone great experiences and lasting memories of activities and outings. Keep advancing to Eagle as it's a recognized great accomplishment by Industry, the Military and the NASA.
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Keep up the good work my friend. I am currently a Venture crew advisor, just moved into that slot from crew member<img src="smile.gif" width=15 height=15 align=middle> I am proud to be an Eagle, and I have 2 palms to add to it as well. I only wish I had become a bit more active in OA(I'm only an Ordeal member), which is another great part of scouting, and tends to be a lot more fun when you get into high school than the regular scouting.
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Oh, many moons ago, I was in the scout troop.. <img src="wink.gif" width=15 height=15 align=middle>

Sam

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I also was a Scout in my youth;have since served in Cub Scouts & an adviser/instructor.Keep It Up Rookie!-time & effort WELL spent.
I offer the following wager:>80% of the members of this Forum are/were Scouts.Takers?-loser to donate the amount wagered a local troop.
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My son just got his Star

I am a committee member and treasurer of his troop and am planning a district wide event called the Klondike Derby which is a 3 day winter campout with games.

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UUU, I was a scout long time ago, but in Guatemala it´s not a very big institution so it´s hard to keep earning things yo get 18 and you are gone <img src="sad.gif" width=15 height=15 align=middle>

I want all of them
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Eagle Scout Class of 1997, OA Vigil Honor 1998. As for Thorin's comment about most not making it past 1st Class, I did a little research.

Using my council as a guide, 39% make it to Star, 18% to Life, and a paltry 3.5% to the windswept summit of Eagle.

Keep on going, even when things get difficult. The rewards are numerous for the time spent, and the award is far more than just a pin, it's a way of life! <img src="smile.gif" width=15 height=15 align=middle>

Keepin' it real...real sharp, that is.
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