Troop11ASM

THanks for the advice and help. I really appreciate it. It looks like I have some work to do before I engage this endeavor!!!

I am thinking have my crew do a Kodiak course. How do I go about planning for one, and getting the materials I need? Thanks, Troop11 ASM (And 2248 Advisor)

One of my pet peeves id during summer camp when the Scouts refuse to take a shower more than one time. I now state that no Scout will ride home in my car unless they have had a shower the previous night...

Go here, for a BSA Activity shirt... http://scoutstuff.org/BSASupply/ItemDetail.aspx?cat=01RTL&ctlg=00MASTER&ctgy=PRODUCTS&c2=APPAREL&c3=ASHIRTS&c4=&LV=3&item=615AS But you are not supposed to add any patches to the shirt.

If I may delve into this.. Scouts should have a Dress Uniform (very similar to the current one, but in a poly/cotton blend, as it looks nicer - remember, a Scout it CLEAN. Also I would include a t-shirt to be worn under the dress shirt). But I also believe that a Scout should have a uniform suited for the outdoors (wicking, fast drying, etc). This would include pants very similar to the current break-away pants that are becoming popular, as well as a Troop t-shirt of the wicking type, and maybe an over jacket of the BDU-type (with bellows pockets). This jacket would also have the Council and troop numbers. Granted, I am of a military mindset, and I know that the Scouts is NOT a military organization, but I think that the above listed uniform would suit the needs of the Scouts well when they are enjoying the outings they often enjoy.

Golden Empire Council, Iron Horse District

Just a quick introduction: Been ASM for about a year (attending WB Class WE3-47-08 this year), and having a blast with the boys as well as growing closer with my son!