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- Be
active in your troop and patrol for at
least six months as a Life Scout.
- Demonstrate
Scout spirit by living the Scout Oath
(Promise) and Scout Law in your everyday
life.
- Earn
a total of 21 merit badges (10 more than
you already have), including the following:
- First
Aid,
- Citizenship
in the Community,
- Citizenship
in the Nation,
- Citizenship
in the World,
- Communications,
- Personal
Fitness,
- Emergency
Preparedness OR Lifesaving,
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(You
must choose only one of these
two merit badges. If you have
earned more than one of the
badges listed, choose one and
list the remaining badge to
make your total of 21.) |
- Environmental
Science,
- Personal
Management,
- Swimming
OR Hiking OR
Cycling,
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(You
must choose only one of these
three merit badges. If you have
earned more than one of the
badges listed, choose one and
list the remaining badges to
make your total of 21.)
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- Camping,
and
- Family
Life.
Name of Merit Badge
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- While
a Life Scout, serve actively for a period
of six months in one or more of the following
positions of responsibility:
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Boy
Scout troop
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Patrol
leader, |
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assistant
senior patrol leader,
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senior
patrol leader, |
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troop
guide, |
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Order
of the Arrow troop representative,
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den
chief, |
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scribe,
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librarian,
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historian,
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quartermaster,
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junior
assistant Scoutmaster,
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chaplain
aide, or |
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instructor.
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Varsity
Scout team
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Captain,
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cocaptain,
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program
manager, |
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squad
leader, |
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team
secretary, |
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Order
of the Arrow troop representative,
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librarian,
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historian,
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quartermaster,
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chaplain
aide, |
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instructor,
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den
chief. |
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- While
a Life Scout, plan, develop, and give
leadership to others in a service project
helpful to any religious institution,
any school, or your community. (The project
should benefit an organization other than
Boy Scouting.) The project idea must be
approved by the organization benefiting
from the effort, your Scoutmaster and
troop committee, and the council or district
before you start. You must use the Eagle
Scout Leadership Service Project Workbook,
BSA publication No. 18-927B, in meeting
this requirement.
- Take
part in a Scoutmaster conference.
- Successfully
complete an Eagle Scout board of review.
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