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UniformThe Boy Scout Scout uniform is an important part of Boy Scouting. It helps to build a sense of belonging with the group. The word "uniform" means "Conforming to one principle, standard or rule; consistant." By properly wearing the Boy Scout uniform, we show our acceptance of the ideals of Boy Scouting - the Scout Oath and the Scout Laws. The full Field Uniform is required at all Scoutmaster Conferences AND Boards of Review. Any Scout wishing to attend either of these reviews will need to be in uniform ; Shirt, Neckerchief, MB sash, Pants/shorts, belt.
Our Scouts wear the official uniform recommended by the Boy Scouts of America. The Field ( Class A) Uniform
The Activity ( Class B) Uniform
This shirt is to be worn when wearing the Class A uniform is not required
Camouflage pants, jackets, etc. |
See the Uniform Inspection Sheet at the end of this page for placement details. |
Required Patches All uniforms should have the following minimum patches. JewelryIn addition to not being a part of the official Cub Scout uniform, jewelry can also present a safety concern. Serious injury to the wearer and others can occur when jewelry becomes entangled during activities. The pack committee strongly urges that no jewelry be worn at pack activities regardless of whether the Scouts are in full uniform or not.
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HairHair should be kept clean and neat. Hair which extends to the shoulder or longer should be restrained.
If you have questions regarding any patch placement, please ask your Scoutmaster, Assistant Scoutmaster, or any Troop Committee member.
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In order to assist with proper placement of patches, a copy of the official uniform inspection sheet is given below. |
BSA Uniform Rules and Regulations
The official uniforms are intended primarily for use in connection with Scouting activities. They should be worn to all troop events, and may be worn to school, church, or any family function. The uniform may also be worn while participating in a troop money-earning project if approved by the local council.
The uniform MAY NOT be worn by either Boy Scouts or adult leaders when:
- Involved in any distinctly political endeavor
- Appearing on the stage professionally without special approval from the National Executive Board
- Taking part in parades, except when rendering service as a Boy Scout or leader or when officially representing the Boy Scouts of America
- Participating in demonstrations not authorized by the Boy Scouts of America
All uniforms, badges, and insignia of the Boy Scouts of America may be used only by members of the Boy Scouts of America who are registered and in good standing. No alteration of or addition to the official uniform, badges, or insignia, or the rules and regulations covering the wearing of the uniform, may be authorized by anyone except the National Executive Board. Badges awarded by organizations other than the Boy Scouts of America may not be worn on the official uniform. (Exceptions: Historic Trails Award and religious emblems) (See Rules and Regulations of the Boy Scouts of America and the Insignia Guide for additional information on uniform rules and regulations.)
