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Qualifications to
participate in
Jamboree
These three scouts that participated in the 2005 Jamboree were selected by more than 300 councils in the United States and had to be first approved by their Scoutmaster or Varsity Scout Coach, and then by the local council jamboree committee. Each scout must have completed the sixth grade or be at least 12 years of age and a first class scout by July 1, 2005. His 18th birthday must not be before August 2. Participation in the jamboree required a pre-jamboree training experience, and each scout had to file a personal health and medical record form before that training event. In addition, the scount had to be active in his troop for at least six months prior to July 1, 2005. Twins brothers had
unforgettable
experiences
Tyler Burdick, Star Scout with Troop 36 in Washington comented that the greatest aspect of the Jamboree was that there were so many great new activities to try and things to do.
“Trading patches with other troops across the nation was popular at the jamboree. One of the most sought after souvenirs by Scouts are the five activity patch segments or “rockers”. Unlike other souvenirs, however, these cannot
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