Scouts are required to have Class A and Class B uniforms. Class B uniforms consist of a Troop-approved tee-shirt and are distributed by the troop throughout the scouting year. These differ from troop to troop. See Mr. Pearl or the current Senior Patrol Leader for a Class B uniform shirt.

 

Class A uniforms are common to all scouting troops. This is a good resource for getting started building your uniformhttps://www.scoutshop.org/blog/new-to-scouting-start-here.html. Note that Troop 76 does not require our scouts to purchase/wear a scout hat. We will give you a Scout Handbook and our troop’s neckerchief and slide, so no need to purchase those. 

 

Before you purchase anything, you might wish to visit our bin of donated uniforms. We have a lot of shirts and pants in great condition, since scouts grow quickly! The Senior Patrol Leader, any Assistant Scoutmaster, and the Scoutmaster can direct you to the QM, where we store our gear, at a Tuesday night meeting. Anything you don't find in the bin can be purchased at the Milford Scout Shop, https://www.ctyankee.org/council/milford-scout-shop/, or ordered online at scoutshop.org.

 

You will need (with SKUs from scoutshop.org):

  • Scout shirt

  • Scout pants

  • Shoulder Loops: SKU 64017

  • Troop numbers (7 and 6)

    • Number 7: SKU 18077

    • Number 6: SKU 18076

  • Connecticut Yankee Council shoulder patch: SKU 16072

  • World Crest Scout Emblem: SKU 143

  • 1910 World Crest Ring Emblem: SKU 619748

  • Scouts BSA socks (green): style of your choice

  • Scouts BSA Web Uniform Belt (green): SKU 606884

  • Scouts BSA Handbook Cover: SKU 649241

 

Inside the handbook is a helpful guide to patch placement. You are welcome to apply the patches yourself. Some local tailors are also familiar with patch placement and will happily do it, as will the staff at the Milford Scout Shop. Some of the patches stay on the uniform throughout the scouting career. Others, such as the rank advancement patch (which your scout will earn soon) and any patch that denotes a leadership position, will be changed, so it is best not to adhere those permanently.

 

Scouts wear Class A uniforms to weekly meetings but your scout is welcome to attend as soon as he is available, whether he has a uniform or not.

 

We encourage wearing full Class A uniform to all Boards of Review and Courts of Honor. Full Class A uniform is required for Eagle Boards of Review.

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Why join Boy Scouts?

Since 1910, Scouting has helped mold the future leaders of this country by combining educational activities and lifelong values with fun. The Boy Scouts of America believes and, through nearly a century of experience, understands that helping youth puts us on a path toward a more conscientious, responsible, and productive society.

Scouting, with programs for young men and women, helps meet these six essential needs of the young people growing up in our society:

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