*Just to back up a bit.. for new friends around the Cybercamp fire<G>
I attended NTC '96 at Donner Mine Camp,Calif and came back to
the Outpost with the desire to raise the "morale" of the Patrol system.
I assumed everything used at NTC was for a "reason" and endorsed
by National for "use" in the local Outpost.. (*except Mr.Kontty)
but when I came back.. I found information on the "How to impliment"
the Patrol was lacking in Ranger material. The Patrol is much,much more
than a funny cheer or flag.. or a silly name. It's where a small group
can become "friends" and trust in each other, as they become challenged!
It worked for me at NTC, and it should be a core value we teach as
Ranger leaders.
If it don't make sence to your "back row" of boys.. It just plain don't make
sence
me eather<G> *So... the challenge as I see it is to involve everyone in fair
play,
equal say in democratic leadership, and teach ethical choices for getting along
with friends, enemies, adults,leaders,teachers,bosses for the "Lifetime
Adventure"
*I'm no expert!
...and neather is Senior Guide<G>
But what the boys want is just a "friend" and So do I<G>
That's where we as a "patrol" can work it out!
-=A=-
clint grant wrote:
> I think the reason the idea of a "Commander Patrol" appeals to me is
> because this is what we've been taught. At NTC, LTC campout, and National
> Academy we are taught by the staff to make staff flags for the purpose of
> leading by example. Just never dawned on me to apply this in an outpost
> setting. Duh.
>
> >From: G�nter Pflaum <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> >To: clint grant <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> >CC: [EMAIL PROTECTED], [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> >Subject: Re: [RR] Prayer Request
> >Date: Tue, 22 Aug 2000 00:22:48 +0200
> >
> >
> >
> >clint grant schrieb:
> > >
> > > "Commander Patrol" sounds like a great idea! In fact, I'm chomping at
> >the
> > > bits to talk to my Sr. cmdr. about doing this in our outpost. Why didn't
> >I
> > > think of this earlier? (G)Thanks, Clint grant.
> >
> >Same here.
> >This is a great idea.
> >Sounds a bit like, only a bit, of what we want to do here in Germany.
> >We have started a Grizzly group a while ago.
> >Did not get further than one meeting so far of leaders from all over
> >Germany.
> >Going on a hike, collecting and eating snails, making pizza out of
> >nothing in the woods of Luxemburg.
> >Sore feet, aching backs. Hospital ship in calling distance.Hi.
> >Great and precious blessed fellowship in a patrol size group of eight,
> >incl. our Ntl. Cmdr.
> >
> >I am looking forward to read more on this subject.
> >Kind of a new drift.
> >
> >I like you my friends.
> >
> >In Jesus Name
> >
> >G�nter
> >OP 64 Calvary Chapel Siegen
> >Germany
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