Re: [Philmont]: good source for T-shirts

I've been to Philmont twice, and there have been some troops who did wear
Class A for travel and some who wore a crew shirt.

To get to Philmont, We traveled and slept on the train from San
Diego-------a 24 hour trip. The 50/50 polo style shirt looked dressy, but
was comfortable to sleep in, and their Class A didn't get all wrinkled into
a ball. The crew vote on the color and they picked a forest green.

www.troop681.org

Kim Pigorsch
Membership Chairmun (sic)
and Eagle Scout Advisor
Troop 681

>From: Rsafl61660@aol.com
>Reply-To: philmont@troop47.com
>To: Multiple recipients of list philmont <philmont@troop47.com>
>Subject: Re: [Philmont]: good source for T-shirts
>Date: Sat, 8 Nov 2003 18:17:35 EST
>
>Most of the time, our troop is required to wear class"A" type uniform. The
>class "A" includes shirt with appropriate insignia on it, scout pants with
>belt, scout socks. Our troop elected not to have troop neckerchiefs. Some
>of our
>local travels, the scouts may not be required to wear official scout pants,
>but are required to wear pants with a belt loop and a belt. For lengthy
>trips,
>such as our trip to Philmont next year, we may allow the boys to wear a
>troop
>class "B" shirt, while enroute.
>
>Bob S
>Troop 494
>Indianapolis, In.

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Received on Sat Nov 8 18:33:22 2003