In a message dated 11/26/99 2:37:30 PM Eastern Standard Time,
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> Subj: [RR] Senior Guide in a Patrol System
> Date: 11/26/99 2:37:30 PM Eastern Standard Time
> From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] (Greg Shaffer)
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> To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] (RangerNet)
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> In trying to better understand the Patrol System, I am trying to figure
> out whether each outpost (SA., B, P, TB) has it's own Sr. Guide, or should
> there be one for P and TB' and another for B/SA's?
>
> Greg Shaffer
> Buckaroo Commander
> OP49 Potomac District
>
> --------------------
Hi Greg,
Iron Mike Here. I was always lead to believe that each patrol would have
it that way ideally, but for some unknown reason it doesn't always get to
work out that way.
With my outpost, having the 6 boys as I do, I didn't elect to have the
position of Sr. Guide mostly because the boys were not yet ready for it. I
had the patrol guide, and assistant patrol guide, but it is difficult keeping
them focused. My new Trailblazer, I decided to have him be the Sr. Guide
because he has demonstrated that he can be committed to the role, but even
then he sometimes defaults to just being silly. (can't say that I'd blame him
either) The holidays are going to pass and things will be able to get back on
track without the crazy schedules that everyone keeps during the holidays. I
haven't quite seen it like the NTC example anywhere and if I understood it
correctly, that is how it is supposed to be.
Blessings,
Iron Mike
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