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VENTURING INSIGNIA the Recommended Uniform Is the Spruce Green Venturing Shirt with Green Shoulder Loops and Gray Venturing Uniform Pants V ENTURING VENTURING INSIGNIA The recommended uniform is the spruce green Venturing shirt with green shoulder Shoulder Epaulets and Loops loops and gray Venturing uniform pants. I NSIGNIA If the uniform is worn, the Guide to Awards Shoulder Seam and Insignia is to be followed. Left sleeve, Right sleeve, 2" position 1 position 1 UTAH Left sleeve, Right sleeve, 4" position 2 position 2 FOUNDER Left sleeve, position 2b Right sleeve, Left sleeve, position 3 2018 position 3 Left sleeve, position 4 RIGHT SLEEVE LEFT SLEEVE Venturing Program Identification U.S. flag emblem, cloth, red, white, and blue, Council shoulder emblem, cloth; Venturer No. 103; Venturer and Venturing adult; right and Venturing adult, left sleeve, position 1, just sleeve, position 1. New uniforms have this below shoulder seam. emblem already sewn in the correct position. Unit number, cloth, white on red, Nos. 10400 Only BSA-issued uniform flags may be worn. through 10408 (last digit indicates the unit The orientation of the BSA uniform flag meets number for 0 through 8); for unit number 9, order U.S. flag code. (For guidance on flag orientation, No. 10406. Venturer or Venturing adult wearing see the “Scouts BSA Insignia” section.) official uniform, left sleeve, position 2, touching council shoulder emblem. Multiple-digit numerals may be special-ordered—2-digit, No. 10409; 3-digit, No. 10410; 4-digit, No. 10411. Founder’s bar, cloth, worn directly under unit number, left sleeve, position 2b, No. 610129. Scouts BSA advancement, earned Scout Venturing emblem, cloth, No. 4038; Venturer rank recognition may be worn on the Venturing and Venturing adult, right sleeve, position 2 of uniform. See the “Scouts BSA Insignia” section the official uniform shirt. for guidelines. Venturers who qualify to earn Scout advancement also wear the merit badge sash with the Venturing uniform. VENTURING INSIGNIA | 47 Above right Above left pocket pocket Right pocket centered RIGHT POCKET LEFT POCKET Venturing Awards Venturing Award, cloth, No. 620501; Pathfinder Award, cloth, No. 620503; Venturer; left pocket. Venturer; left pocket. Discovery Award, cloth, No. 620502; Summit Award, cloth, No. 620504; Venturer, Venturer; left pocket. left pocket; silver medal suspended from white and green cloth ribbon, No. 620565; adults wear only on formal occasions; embroidered silver knot on green and white, green to right, No. 5027, above left pocket. 48 | VENTURING INSIGNIA V ENTURING I NSIGNIA Venturing Leadership Ranger Award, silver medal Ranger bar, silver, No. 4185; Award, ribbon with pendant suspended from white and Venturer and adult leader, for available at four levels—council green cloth ribbon, No. 4184; field wear, left pocket flap. (blue and white), No. 4220; area Venturer, above left pocket; (gray and white), No. 614296; adults wear only on formal regional (green and white), occasions; for field wear, silver No. 606782, national (red and bar, No. 4185, left pocket flap. white), No. 4222; gray knot on blue, red, and green, green to right, No. 14220; Venturer and adult leader. Scouts BSA Advancement. See page 47 for Scouts BSA advancement awards that may be worn on the Venturing uniform. A Venturer may also wear the Arrow of Light rank if earned as a Webelos Scout. Quest Award, gold medal TRUST Award, silver medal Kodiak Leadership Skills suspended from green cloth suspended from solid purple Course, pocket medal; silver ribbon, No. 4266; Venturer, ribbon, No. 14268; Venturer, metal with button loop, No. above left pocket. Adults wear above left pocket. Adults wear 643293, Venturer and adult only on formal occasions. only on formal occasions. leader, right pocket. VENTURING INSIGNIA | 49 Venturing Crew Badges of Office Badges of office are worn on the left sleeve, position 3, except as noted. Adult Leader Positions Crew committee Crew committee, Advisor, cloth, No. Associate Advisor, chair, cloth, No. 4231; cloth, No. 4232; 4040; Venturing adult. cloth, No. 4042; Venturing adult. Venturing adult. Also available: Unit Venturing adult. Leader Award of Merit Venturing Advisor with gold border and gold star, No. 610095. Youth Leader Positions President, cloth, No. Vice president, cloth, Secretary, cloth, No. Treasurer, cloth, No. 4215; Venturer. No. 4216; Venturer. 4217; Venturer. 4218; Venturer. Q U H A R IS N R TE GUIDE TORIA TERMAS Guide, cloth, Historian, cloth, No. Chaplain aide, cloth, Quartermaster, cloth, No. 4233; Venturer. 4234; Venturer. gold on green, No. 443; No. 4235; Venturer. Scout and Venturer. Outdoor Ethics Guide, cloth, 50 | VENTURING INSIGNIA No. 624048; Scout and Venturer. V ENTURING I NSIGNIA Webelos den chief Den chief shoulder cord, shoulder cord, cloth, blue, cloth, blue and gold strands, gold, and red cords, No. 457; Den chief, cloth, No. 387; No. 388; Scout and Venturer; Scout and Venturer; over Scout and Venturer. over left shoulder. left shoulder. National and Regional Youth Badges of Office National Venturing Cabinet, Regional Venturing Officers No. 618560; Venturer and adult leader; Association, No. 618557; Venturer right sleeve, position 2. and adult leader; right sleeve, position 2. N T A N T E I R N T O T D A E I N N N T G S E E I A I O E D D O I I L N R S N S A V A E L E P R E L R V P N E V P EN G T IC EN NG TURIN URING V TURI National Venturing National Venturing Regional Venturing president, vice president, president, No. 614964; Venturer. No. 641313; Venturer. No. 614962; Venturer. National Advisor, Regional Venturing vice No. 614962; Venturer. president, No. 614950; Venturer. Regional Advisor, No. 614953; Venturer. Regional VOA member, No. 614951; Venturer and adult leader. VENTURING INSIGNIA | 51 Area Venturing Officers Council Venturing District Venturing Association, No. 618558; Officers Association, President, Venturer and adult leader; right No. 618559; Venturer and adult No. 18016; Venturer. sleeve, position 2. leader; right sleeve, position 2. A R T E N A E V ID E S N E T R URING P Area Venturing president, Council Venturing No 614963; Venturer. President, No. 613246; Venturer. Area Venturing vice president, No. 614949; Venturer. Area Advisor, No. 614947; adult leader. Area VOA member, No. 614948; Venturer and adult leader. Venturing Participation and Achievement Venturing Shooting Sports Outstanding Achievement Award, Venturer; adults wear only on formal occasions; above left pocket; available from national Youth Development office. 52 | VENTURING INSIGNIA.
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