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editI made some corrections/updates on the uniforming section. Someone made some changes that I don't quite agree with. Will largely correct, they had some misinterpretations. --emb021
Sigh! Again, I had to made corrections/additions on the uniforming section! --emb021
I had to make a slight correction on the awards. Sea Scouts do NOT automatically get the higher Venturing Awards. Ordinary DOES get you Sea Scout Bronze, but Sea Scouts must STILL go on and earn Gold & Silver. Getting Able & QM will NOT automatically get you Gold or Silver. I see that someone had jammed in a new section on Ranks which pretty much replicated what was under advancement, so merged them. --emb021 Nov 9, 2006
Sea Scout pins on "BEASCOUT"
editI recently updated our unit information on "BEASCOUT" web page. I'm very dissapointed that the Sea Scout logo is not available as a pin. Anybody looking to join Sea Scouts would look at this page, and figure that there is NO Sea Scout unit in the area, unless they bother to check every, of the many "Venturing units" listed. The other problem would be that a potential new applicant, might not know that Sea Scouts is an option. PLEASE, can we change this??? Doug Westphal, Skipper, Ship956