Happy 100th Birthday, BSA!

[BatlRatl]

FYI, there is no official Boy Scouts of America tartan - the Boy Scouts of America doesn't allow kilts as part of the official uniform. The scout tartans listed under the Scottish Tartans Authority are for the UK (British) Scout Association for wear mainly by those members that can't find/afford kilts in their own tartan or don't have a tartan of their own (i.e. their family isn't associated with one of the traditional Scottish clans).

If you've been through Wood Badge, you could become an associate member of the Clan MacLaren, and get one in that tartan, if you're so inclined. I've already stated my position on the subject of kilts and the BSA uniform in other threads and won't go into it here.

(32-year Scouting veteran, Eagle Scout, Wood Badger - SR-211, "I used to be a Bear...")

HEY, THAT'S MY LINE!

If you are a scouter, please show up at the games in your uniform and kilts.
All Scouters in N. Fl, kilt it if you have it, show up anyway if you don't. We will be honored by CMSNA to be in the opening procession at the N. Fl games. If you need more info, PM me.

(12 year Scouter, WoodBadger, "A good old Eagle too....")

[Standard]

Sorry I missed your thread. As an Eagle Scout (class of '80) and proud father of an Eagle Scout I'd like to add my birthday wishes for the BSA. *dad gad* your Venture Uniform looks good with the McLaren tartan. I'll have to try mine with my green tweed from Rocky. I actually was invited by our District Executive to wear my kilt with my Venture Crew uniform shirt to a meeting in which he and my son and I were helping to set up a new Venture Crew at a private college last fall.

[gordontaos]

Thank you for posting the Birthday greetings.