From: Jason A. Cotting (p2ranger@anvilgear.com)
Date: Wed Jan 22 2003 - 09:27:08 CST
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To me the key is that advisors need to know the capabilities and attitudes
of
all of the crew members, both youth and adult.
Joe Flaig
Advisor, Crew 1865
Fairfax, VA
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While advisors play a large role in safety, shouldn't it be the Crew
Leader's responsibility to know the makeup of his/her crew? The Crew Leader
is the leader of the group. A leader has to know how the people being led in
order to lead effectively. This goes towards the leadership development that
a Philmont trek instills in a Crew Leader.
Jason
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Retired Ranger
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