Where do knots go on scout uniform?

Where do knots go on scout uniform?

The knots are designed for informal, everyday wear by Scouts and Scouters including Professional Scouters. The knots are worn centered on the left side of the uniform, above the left pocket and in rows of three with the bottom edge of the knot emblem touching the top edge of the pocket flap.

Where does the Eagle Scout knot go?

left pocket
Wear this knot over the left pocket of your Scouting uniform if you’ve earned the Eagle Scout Award.

Is Eagle Scout a rank or award?

Created in 1911, Eagle Scout is the highest rank of the Scouts BSA (formerly Boys Scouts of America). Because it takes years of hard work, service, and determination to become an Eagle Scout, this prestigious milestone is recognized across the country and the world.

How does the district award of Merit work?

The District Award of Merit is awarded by a District to a registered Scouter for service to youth in the District. Normally, the award is presented for service to youth in excess of five years. Candidates must be nominated, not self-nominated.

What does a Merit Medal on a Blue Knot mean?

Description: Gold on Blue knot on tan background with tan border. The Merit Medal honors Scouts, Venturers and Scouters that have performed some act of meritorious service above and beyond what is normally expected of a youth or adult member of the Boy Scouts of America.

Which is the correct way to wear a knot award?

There is no order for wearing the knot awards. However, there is a proper way for each knot award to be displayed. The loop of the embroidered square knot that comes in front of the standing part is always to the wearer’s right. Knots are worn with the distinguishing color (not white) toward the wearer’s right.

What makes a Scouter’s training award a knot?

The knot is No.5007. Scouter’s Training Award – This award is earned by leaders serving in Boy Scouting, Varsity Scouting, Exploring, Commissioner Service and District committee positions. The criteria involves the proper training, tenure, and performance.