Scout Quartermaster Activity Badge
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- Type: Woven with merrow border
- Size: 40mm
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Scout Quartermaster Activity Badge
Keep your scout troop well stocked with supplies by discovering what it takes to be a great quartermaster.
How to earn the badge:
Choose 1 of the following options:
1. Assist a Group or Troop Quartermaster for at least three months.
a. Show ability in these areas:
- care and storage of tents, including how to do simple repairs
- care and storage of cordage. This includes whipping, splicing, hanking, coiling and safety inspections
- safe storage and handling of fuels such as methylated spirits, paraffin, petrol and gas
- care of cooking stoves and cooking utensils, including simple repairs, cleaning and general maintenance
- convenient storage of a section’s training and games equipment
- caring for and storing equipment used for adventurous activities, such as sailing gear, canoes and paddles, lifejackets and buoyancy aids, go-karts or climbing ropes.
a. During the experience show you’re capable in at least three of these areas:
- care and maintenance of all tentage, including the ability to do simple repairs to guy lines and fabric tears.
- care and storage of all cordage. This includes whipping, splicing, hanking, coiling and safety inspections.
- safe storage and handling of fuels used by the camp, such as methylated spirits, paraffin, petrol and gas.
- care, maintenance and general storage of all tools such as axes, spades and saws.
- care and storage of equipment used for adventurous activities, such as sailing gear, canoes and paddles, lifejackets and buoyancy aids, and climbing ropes.
c. Keep a portable first aid kit well stocked and maintained.
d. Choose tools to take to camp, to complete emergency repairs on equipment.
Explain you achieved this at the Nights Away experience.