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  1. Tips for a first time Quartermaster...

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  2. Recognizing former Scoutmaster with BSA recognitions

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  3. Troop Leader's Guidebook Vol 2

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  4. FIrst Aid error in Scouting magazine

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  5. Riddle us this, YP trainers

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  6. Training requirements for Wood Badge 1 2 3 4

    By TAHAWK,
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  7. Errors in May, 2016 version of YPT App 1 2

    By TAHAWK,
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  8. Taking Scoutmaster/Assistant Leader Specific Training

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  9. Preparing for IOLS 1 2

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  11. Question about Scoutmaster training. 1 2 3

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  12. YPT ... you can't have just one 1 2 3 4

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  13. Reaching Millennials: BSA's Answer Will Cost You... 1 2 3 4

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  14. Leadership article 1 2 3 4 7

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  15. Online Position Specific Training - How Long Does it Take?

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      @MattR  Nice to have you around the campfire   Thanks for serving as a Moderator! The BSA will limp along until it perishes from self-inflicted wounds or radically transforms.  The former is more likely than the latter. Scouting will always be a thing.  It was a thing even before it was called Scouting... young people having adventures together and learning how to get along in their own little "citizenship" laboratory. Societal ills will increase to a point where adults will realize we need to help young people learn how to replace us.  And then there will be a revival. Take your grandkids camping, and do your own version of Scouting.  Adventures, skills, and teamwork with grandpa sound like great fun. Enjoy the hikes 😜  And post a picture!
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